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So for awhile now people, including myself, have been having some major subtitle issues for a lot of content offered by Amazon. With me, my subtitles are typically a few seconds of out sync which while is not an immensely huge problem, its aggravating enough that I normally do not finish the movie. Bummer especially when I pay for a title.
I guess I just wanted to rant and see if others are having any similar playback/subtitle issues. I sent a complaint to Amazon and they replied promptly and suggested downloading a new web browser, which I did and obviously the problem is still present. Amazon offered no solution for what to do when the out of sync problem occurs directly within the Amazon Instant Video app (Kindle). Last edited by kevinbellamy; 08-16-2017 at 09:07 PM. |
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Aug 2017
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For a while I thought it was my connection speed that was causing it, I wonder what it takes them to sort issues like this out?
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Jul 2009
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The FCC requires subtitles on internet movies? Can they even do that? I know most broadcast TV now requires closed captions, but the internet is different. If the FCC has any say over it at all, they could ban 'offensive' material next!
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Amazon's app is on the PlayStation 4 Pro, as is the VUDU app, but there's still no iTunes app. I guess Apple doesn't want to play friendly with Amazon. I can also stream Amazon movies and VUDU movies using Chromecast, but not iTunes which suggests to me the problem is with Apple/iTunes
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This seems like the best place to post this, please let me know if you think it could go in a better thread.
So, for the last month or so my Amazon Fire Streaming Stick (the regular one, not the 4K one) has been giving me problems when streaming Amazon Prime or IMDb TV (which is kinda lumped in with Prime you might say). Lately when I start a stream on either of these platforms the video immediately becomes jerky and jumpy and the audio almost always falls out of sync with the video. Usually if I hit the back button to bump it back 10 seconds then they sync back up, but then they usually fall right back out of sync soon after. This problem does not seem to happen on any other app, Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, Peacock, Disney+, etc all seem to play fine on the stick, and Amazon Prime seems to play fine when I use the TV’s built in Amazon app, so it does seem like the FireStick is the problem. I have made sure several times that it is up to date with software, and restarted the stick a few times which doesn’t seem to help. I also own a 4K FireStick that is connected to another TV, and that one seems to work flawlessly, so it seems like the problem is this one FireStick. Does anyone have any other ideas? |
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The Amazon app on Apple TV seems to be buggy for the past few days at least. You can’t really click on anything to watch it. Anyone else with an Apple TV having this issue with the Amazon app?
I already tried deleting and reinstalling, but it’s still the same issue. All the other apps are totally fine. |
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I just tried playing one of the movies from my Amazon library (not subscribed to Prime Video currently) and had no problems.
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Recently bought a 4K TV, and after catching up on some things I decided to finally sink my teeth into some 4K content so I was going to start some shows on Prime that I hadn't gotten around to yet. So I start watching Wheel of Time. It says it's in UHD and has HDR but I start it, and the info screen with the progress bar only says it's in HD and the HDR box that pops up on the top right of my screen when HDR content starts never showed. So I check a few other things (Upload season 1 episode 1, A Very British Scandal, Reacher episode 1) and they all say the same. This is weird because it's a FOUR K TELEVISION.
I had a Roku Express 4K previously, though my TV wasn't 4K I was future proofing, so I plug it up and make sure to let it check my display and it confirms it's 4K HDR which yeah, obviously... start Prime and Wheel of Time and Reacher still says it's HD. I check the movie I Want You Back and it shows UHD and HDR, same for episode 201 of Upload and a later episode of Reacher and A Very British Scandal. It's very weird because the built in app on the actual TV won't stream 4K and only some stuff is streaming 4K on Roku. So, is Amazon known for having problems with UHD/HDR content actually not streaming in that quality? |
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