Quick answer. In the app account settings, set data use per screen. On the TV, look in playback settings. Auto is why evenings buffer.
The TV app and the account website are two different places.
MarketPalace Guide Center writes this as a solution walkthrough — the order we would use if we were in the room with you. We name the next click, then what to do if that click fails. We do not sell the TV, the kettle, or the plane ticket.
If a menu name on your set or phone does not match, use the closest wording and email hello@marketpalace.shop. We correct live pages when the path has moved.
What you need
- The app you actually watch on
In this guide
1. Netflix: Account on the website → Profile → Playback settings
Also check the TV app's settings.
2. YouTube: gear → Quality → a number, not Auto
Do this on the TV, not only the phone.
3. Other apps: Settings → Video quality or Cellular data
Low / Medium / High.
4. Test a familiar title
If it still buffers, the line is the limit — see the buffering guide.
If it still fails
- Stop, take a photo of the screen or part, and write to us with the model name. Do not force a part that will not turn.
When you are done, browse more in Streaming & Accounts or search the Guide Center for the next job on your list. A neighbour problem — a remote, a bill, a suitcase — has its own walkthrough.
Common questions
Will this change every device?
Website playback settings often apply to the profile. Always check the TV app too.
