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Delay on Live Sports.
I’m watching a Live football game, but on Xfinity, I am seeing plays 38 seconds behind my neighbor who has Wow. I restarted my box, but it didn’t change anything. How do I fix this?
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I’m watching a Live football game, but on Xfinity, I am seeing plays 38 seconds behind my neighbor who has Wow. I restarted my box, but it didn’t change anything. How do I fix this?
Official Solution
XfinityThomasC
Official Employee
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1.8K Messages
2 years ago
In general, there’s going to be latency no matter how it’s being delivered. This is especially true between providers. Are you viewing the game on a cable channel or streaming? There can be up to a 30-second lag when streaming a broadcast.
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XfinityThomasC
Official Employee
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1.8K Messages
2 years ago
Hello @user_f3f9c3! It is natural to experience some time delay in TV broadcast. Within your own home do you have more than one TV box and is there a bigger delay between those devices?
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user_f3f9c3
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3 Messages
2 years ago
It’s the same on all my TVs, but my next door neighbor is 38 seconds ahead of me. When I see a snap, he’s already seeing the end of the next play!
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user_f3f9c3
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2 years ago
Ok, I understand there will be latency, but why is mine delayed 38 seconds more than my next door neighbor?
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user_f3f201
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2 years ago
After watching multiple sporting events (World Cup, NFL, Super Bowl), why does Xfinity have a 30-60 second delay from other providers like Verizon Fios. My friends text me about the game plays before I see them. I have newest equipment and updated software. I have rebooted many times. This is an ongoing issue. Xfinity please respond!!!
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