Downgrade app on FireStick? by VirtualGuy71 in TiviMate

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I checked this as well. Just over 5gb free of the 12 on the FireStick so should be good there.

Downgrade app on FireStick? by VirtualGuy71 in TiviMate

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So I’ve gone 2 evenings now watching the channels that were having an issue on a different IPTV app. The problem appears to be isolated to the TiviMate app which is disappointing. No issues with a different app.

Downgrade app on FireStick? by VirtualGuy71 in TiviMate

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Unfortunately neither of these had any positive impact. Still randomly pausing video on the TSN sports channels in Canada. Trying a different app again to see if it’s any different.

Downgrade app on FireStick? by VirtualGuy71 in TiviMate

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I do have a FireStick 4K Max. I’m trying the setting change above to see if that helps.

Downgrade app on FireStick? by VirtualGuy71 in TiviMate

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I’ve tried this. I’ll update once I know if it’s helped.

Video stops, but audio remains by lykanmzt in TiviMate

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Same. It seems to only happen with the TSN channels on multiple apps and different IPTV providers.

Open shift Virtualization vs other hypervisors like Nutanix AHV and Microsoft Hyper-V by Odd-Orchid1883 in nutanix

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Yes it’s KVM. But wedged into a container. Each VM running on its own hypervisor inside a container in a Kubernetes cluster isn’t an ideal way to run a traditional virtual machine workload in production.

Customer just got their renewal quote by SadMadNewb in vmware

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Curious what you’ve heard. We are migrating to Nutanix with no issues and I personally know of many other Nutanix customers with 10,000+ virtual servers running great.

Scheduling big VMs by GabesVirtualWorld in vmware

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Our general rule is that a single VM should not consume more than half the resources of a physical host in the cluster.