The general issues one can find while setting up a subscription IPTV service like Kemo TV include problems with configuration, which run all the way to more complex network problems. Awareness of such probable issues and knowing how to troubleshoot them will make sure that you do not miss out on anything during streaming. While IPTV services do give a lot of room for leeway, like any other technology, some minor problems are bound to pop up when it’s time to set this up.
One of the common problems that people experience while trying to set up their IPTV service is a general buffering or lagging of the stream. This mostly occurs when the internet connection isn’t fast enough or not stable enough to handle the stream. Buffering can be interruptive and make the experience of viewing frustrating. To fix this, make sure your internet speed is at least the minimum required for high-quality video streaming. If you’re using a Wi-Fi connection, consider switching to a wired Ethernet connection for a more stable connection. This may free up bandwidth by disconnecting other devices from your network, which could help improve the quality of streaming with Kemo TV or, for that matter, any online streaming platform.
Another common problem with IPTV setups is to do with the improper configuration of the service on your device, whether it be a smart TV, streaming box, or a mobile device. Sometimes, setting up IPTV subscription details gets very problematic. This could be from something as minor as incorrect username/password to partial information on the server, whereby this, perhaps, might not allow access to the service. In particular, check your server URL setting, which you have put and verify that it is correct as far as subscription is concerned. A great thing about most IPTV applications is that they normally allow a troubleshooting guide or support to help set it up perfectly.
The other most common issues experienced at the time of installation relate to synchronizing the audio and video parts. Sometimes it happens that the sound lags behind the video, or sometimes the picture freezes to give a disrupted view. This may happen either because of a settings mismatch from either your device or the IPTV, or even delays along the network. First, check your settings in your streaming device to make sure it’s set to output the right format of audio and video. If this issue does persist, the application or device should then be restarted or changed to lesser quality resolution settings within the stream. This generally sorts out any issues of lag and sync, especially for those with slower connections.
Another issue that happens, though, is actually related to crashing or freezing: Immediately after opening any IPTV application, say Kemo TV, it freezes and simply closes itself. In other cases, this may be because of using an older software version or bugs in the app itself. First, check your IPTV app and its OS for updates. Sometimes, updating to the most recent version corrects all bugs and generally improves performance. If that does not work even after updating, reinstall the application. Reinstallation will clear corrupted files and provide a fresh start for smooth operation.
Other challenges faced by some users in setting up IPTV services include subscription issues. Sometimes, it may seem that content is inaccessible, or maybe a subscription has expired. That may be connected with an issue of not having made a successful payment for your subscription or not having your account activated properly. Please check your subscription, renew it if needed, and make sure the payments will be processed smoothly. You’ll get a confirmation email containing information about your subscription and your payment. Sometimes, if due to any issue from the account end, get in touch with the customer support of either Kemo TV or of your IPTV service provider as the access is restored by them in such cases.
Another probable cause at the time of setting up IPTV services is an incompatibility issue. Starting from smart TVs down to streaming boxes, all modern equipment is generally going to work. Often, there are problems trying to use very old devices and particular configuration issues. As said before, the installation of non-compatible devices may not allow installation, let alone streaming of the IPTV application. Always check compatibility against its supported devices to apply in those conditions when using an application. Otherwise, proceed with new sets with which they allow service on demand. In that direction, a new smart TV or streaming stick or set-top box may be advisable.
