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A user's Huawei router is identified as the cause of stuttering and lagging video playback, with multiple commenters diagnosing it as a hardware processing failure rather than a network bandwidth...

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What happened

A user's Huawei router is identified as the cause of stuttering and lagging video playback, with multiple commenters diagnosing it as a hardware processing failure rather than a network bandwidth issue.

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RedditOct 3, 2026By u/Big_Rabbit_933

r/CableTechs

More bandwidth or something else?

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0
comments
19

Extracted from these lines

  • [comment u/specialagentxeno] Huawei Router💀

  • [comment u/eter123] Ah the ol Huawei Chinese Spyware factory. On a serious note that "cable box" is struggling to process the video signal. Ive seen this issue on old laptops where the processors weren't up to snuff to output HD video. Unlikely a bandwidth issue.

  • [comment u/Due-Use-4460] Definitely hardware processing issue on whatever device is playing the video.

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5 of 19 comments
  • “That’s more like your tv is literally struggling to run the streaming app. Slow speeds are buffering. Hardware issues hitch and lag like when you try to game on a really cheap computer.”

    u/JohnPiccolo12 points · Oct 3, 2026View

  • “Huawei Router💀”

    u/specialagentxeno9 points · Oct 3, 2026View

  • “Happens on every tv or just this one? You're saying it's coax feeding the box? And it's not ethernet over coax there's an actual channel spectrum it's receiving? That's weird because the video is definitely acting more like a stream that's struggling than how legacy boxes tend to.”

    u/Electronic-Junket-665 points · Oct 3, 2026View

  • “Ah the ol Huawei Chinese Spyware factory. On a serious note that "cable box" is struggling to process the video signal. Ive seen this issue on old laptops where the processors weren't up to snuff to output HD video. Unlikely a bandwidth issue.”

    u/eter1235 points · Oct 3, 2026View

  • “Definitely hardware processing issue on whatever device is playing the video.”

    u/Due-Use-44604 points · Oct 3, 2026View

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Customer feedback

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Timing
In progress
Category
Reliability
Link URL
v.redd.it
Virality
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Post kind
Video
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Core
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Vendor

Topics and mentions

Topics

  • hardware failure
  • reliability
  • streaming
  • networking hardware

Products named

  • Router

Extraction

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Negative
Detected
Oct 3, 2026
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        "url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/CableTechs/comments/1wwew2b/comment/pdk13zg/",
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        "author": "JohnPiccolo",
        "excerpt": "That’s more like your tv is literally struggling to run the streaming app. Slow speeds are buffering. Hardware issues hitch and lag like when you try to game on a really cheap computer.",
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        "author": "specialagentxeno",
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        "excerpt": "Happens on every tv or just this one? You're saying it's coax feeding the box? And it's not ethernet over coax there's an actual channel spectrum it's receiving? That's weird because the video is definitely acting more like a stream that's struggling than how legacy boxes tend to.",
        "posted_at": "2026-10-03T05:26:26.000Z",
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        "excerpt": "Ah the ol Huawei Chinese Spyware factory.\n\n On a serious note that \"cable box\" is struggling to process the video signal. Ive seen this issue on old laptops where the processors weren't up to snuff to output HD video. Unlikely a bandwidth issue.",
        "posted_at": "2026-10-03T11:00:39.000Z",
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        "author": "llkj11",
        "excerpt": "If it was a bandwidth issue you’d see buffering with a loading circle. This looks like something else",
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        "excerpt": "I suggest swapping that iptv/cable box with another in the house to see if the issue persists. The box could be overheating in the environment or faulty somehow.\nAlso if there is a diagnostic menu you can access I would check its connection to the main/router.",
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        "excerpt": "If you mean the excessive BLUE it looks like a bad HDMI cable to me. Could also cause the bad frame data which makes i if that is the case. However, the one scene with the redhead gets coloring fine so it could also just be the TV.",
        "posted_at": "2026-10-03T15:05:19.000Z",
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