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01-25-2018, 01:41 AM
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Netflix VR dropping back to Who's Watching
I had problems where Netflix VR randomly drops back to the "Who's Watching?" screen without an error message, and I happened to catch a network error message when I tried to sign in at one time, which meant it was not related to overheating but a problem with the network.
The network problem was traced to roaming between two associated wireless networks during streaming resulting in a dropout when transitioning between wireless networks, so I removed an associated wireless network from my device and the problem was fixed. Still wondering why Netflix VR does not give an error message when the network drops out...
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01-25-2018, 08:23 PM
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Re: Netflix VR dropping back to Who's Watching
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Racer (racer.nl) is one of those, IIRC.
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