Since last Saturday (March 22nd), major internet providers have begun actively throttling IPTV traffic during peak evening and weekend hours. This issue, similar to a previous event five months ago, typically lasts 10-14 days and primarily affects live TV streams. Apollo TV has two separate feeds: live TV and on-demand content. Currently, the live TV feed is being specifically targeted with an unusual amount of resources during this campaign.

Normally, connecting to the general United States location works perfectly. However, given the current situation, we strongly advise connecting directly to a specific US city server (not located near the US border, as border connections may be impacted). Additional recommended city options are provided.

Follow our simple VPN configuration guide to bypass throttling. Our recommended VPN is just CAD $2.53/month on a two-year term (unlimited devices) with a 30-day money-back guarantee. This solution will immediately improve your connection.

1. Open IPVanish and choose a specific US city (e.g., Kansas City).
2. Favourite the city, select it again, and choose a specific server (e.g., MCI-A19).
3. Return to Startup Show and test live TV.
4. If issues persist, disconnect and reconnect to the same server.
5. If necessary, select the next available server (e.g., MCI-A20) and retry.

Connecting to a recommended city server will restore your live TV feed and help stabilize your streaming.

Overall do not expect this to be a long-term issue, but in general do recommended to seamlessly run a VPN to avoid these potential issues. If you do follow our recommendations, and still need assistance please reach out. 

Overall do not expect this to be a long-term issue, but in general do recommended to seamlessly run a VPN to avoid these potential issues. If you do follow our recommendations, and still need assistance please reach out.