Tea TV has been dazzling users since the days when Terrarium TV running the game but never held its own against its rival. Now Terrarium TV is no more, and it is getting more popular and clinching more customers daily. Like all streaming apps, there will be problems using it. Right now, we address the buffering issue.
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Buffering is a common problem that hinders effective streaming. Both legal apps like Hulu or Netflix and the less legal ones like TeaTV or Cinema HD. The reason for buffering is none other than the network between your device and the streaming server. As the developer has no say in this, it is always your duty to rectify it. Which is the reason for this article.
Buffering happens because of a slowdown in traffic between the TeaTV app and the server hosting the stream you are viewing. The app will buffer a few seconds in advance to make sure a little speed problem are non-existent but as soon as buffer is used up, you might notice buffering because the application has to wait for the stream traffic to arrive at the device.
Prevent Tea TV From Buffering
Triple elements aid connection, The stream server, the internet and your device. As you know, you only have control over one of those things. There are some things to try though, lets check them out.
Check Your Connection
If TeaTV continues to buffer, attempt another app. Neflix, Hulu, Amazon or any another streaming app you prefer. Try a popular and legit app first and see how things pan out. If that app is still sluggish, it is possible that it is a network problem. If just the TeaTV is malfunctioning, it is either an app or streaming server issue.
If it is a network problem, check your WiFi. Reset your router and then try again. If that does not fix it, check your signal strength. Use TeaTV close to your wireless router and confirm if a solution has been found. It might just be as a result of terrible signal in the property.
If that does not proffer any solution as well, get a WiFi analyzer app installed and make use of it to check your network. Check out what other channels are in use around you and the signal strength you are seeing on your network. If you are seeing other networks using similar channels, head to another channel, preferably two along from the closest network.
Some routers will let you to boost WiFi broadcast power. If your router supports that, attempt it.
Check The Stream
TeaTV does not fail when it comes to listing streams from across the internet from a range of sources. If a specific TV show continues to buffer, move to another show or attempt to locate another source of the same show. If other streams function effectively, the streamer might be the problem and not the TeaTV or your connection. If every stream buffers, the fault lies with TeaTV or your connection.
Restart TeaTV
If you suspect TeaTV due to every stream buffering while other alternative streaming apps work well, then a restart of the app might be the way to go. Shut down TeaTV, hold on for a few seconds and restart again. Try the streams once more and know how far.
As an Android user, you will need to reset the app cache while you’re there.
- Select Settings and Apps.
- Select TeavTV and select Storage.
- Select Clear App Cache and Clear Data.
- Test TeaTV and confirm if the buffering persists.
Restart VPN
Sometimes your VPN might be the culprit. You are definitely not making use of TeaTV without a VPN so resetting it can happen. Even if testing streams via Netflix or other legal streaming service has cleared you network, it does not mean Tea TV traffic is not been hampered by your VPN.
Restart the VPN or alter the endpoint server and test TeaTV once more.
Download And Quit Streaming
Several TeaTV streams will provide the option to download and also stream. If buffering continues, you can download and stream locally instead. If the network is working properly, download a TV show to your device and view from there. This is not a solution to your problem, it just gets you to keeping watching something for the time being.
An outdated or blemished app should be error-prone and will not buffer, but since we have used up every fix we have, this is the last solution we can provide. Get rid of the app from your smartphone, reboot the phone to clear memory and locate a legal APK of TeaTV to have it reinstalled.
