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#UNINSTALL MIRROR FOR ROKU INSTALL#
#UNINSTALL MIRROR FOR ROKU UPDATE#
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To do it on Amazon Fire TV, click the Settings (cog) icon on your Fire TV Home screen and go to the Applications > Manage Installed Applications menu. Google TV users can go to Home > Profile icon > Settings > Apps > See all apps, scroll down to the ITVX app and click it, then select Clear Data.

#UNINSTALL MIRROR FOR ROKU ANDROID#

On Android TV, go to Home > Settings (cog icon) > Apps > See all apps, find and select ITVX, and click Clear data.

Clearing app data (on supported Smart TV platforms).If you can’t get past the ITVX splash screen or an infinitely-loading Home page or encounter a blank screen or error message in the player, a couple of things you can try besides restarting the app and device include: We suggest you keep your patience and try streaming again after some time.

The following problems can also be due to a server outage at ITVX. For an optimal streaming experience, you need at least a 10 Mbps internet connection.

Should you still experience buffering, freezing, or loading issues on ITVX on your Smart TV, contact your internet service provider for further assistance. Your network router will prioritise your Smart TV and allocate more bandwidth. Turn off Wi-Fi on devices you’re not using in your home.For those experiencing intermittent Wi-Fi dropouts while watching ITVX on their Smart TV, restart your TV and router or unplug them from the mains for at least 30 seconds before turning them back on.

#UNINSTALL MIRROR FOR ROKU MANUAL#

Most modern routers are dual-band, and you can refer to your particular model’s instructions manual to toggle 2.4 or 5 GHz access points. It helps in cases where your Wi-Fi and TV are in separate rooms/floors with solid obstacles in between.

Assuming your internet speed is lower than expected, we recommend switching from a 5 GHz to a 4 GHz channel for better Wi-Fi signal reception.

If you’re streaming ITVX on Smart TV over Wi-Fi, use the built-in internet speed test tool or a third-party app on your TV or visit from another device over Wi-Fi in the same space as your TV to check your broadband speed.

You may try out the following workarounds to get around the ITVX buffering/freezing issues on your Smart TV:

External interference from other Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices.

Poor Wi-Fi range where your Smart TV is.

Simultaneous downloading/streaming on other devices on your home network.

Plenty of other things can also cause this issue, including: If you’re experiencing buffering or freezing issues, it’s likely because of your slow and unstable internet connection. It allows the app to play content right away on your Smart TV, though usually, the in-app player buffers the first chunks of streaming data before starting the playback to ensure uninterrupted viewing moving forward. ITVX dynamically adjusts the stream quality based on available internet bandwidth at a particular moment. If you don’t know how, a quick web search should return the necessary instructions. We suggest enabling it back to ensure you’re always running the up-to-date version.

#UNINSTALL MIRROR FOR ROKU UPDATE#

If you’ve turned off automatic updates, you’ll need to update ITVX manually from the TV’s respective app storefront. You must also keep it connected to the internet so your TV can periodically check for app updates and download the newer version of ITVX when available.

#UNINSTALL MIRROR FOR ROKU INSTALL#

Most Smart TV platforms, including Android TV, Apple TV, Fire TV, Roku, and Samsung Smart TV, automatically download and install app updates when you leave your TV idle. To continue watching your favourite ITV content, you must update ITVX to the latest version. ITVX isn’t working on your Smart TV, and it’s most probably because you’re running an older version of the streamer app.