I'm at a bit of a loss here.
I have the newest Apple TV. I have a super fast internet connection at my home.
My wife has been binge watching Suits. She watched the first 5 seasons on Netflix. Not all of Season 5 was on Netflix, so we went back to buying the rest of that season on iTunes, and also bought Season 6 on iTunes.
Streaming the first Five Seasons of Suits was flawless. Trying to watch Suits episodes on iTunes though is pretty much the worst experience ever. To get an episode to play you have to re-start the episode anywhere from one to five times. Often it hangs in the middle of the episode, and you have to hit menu, then restart the episode and resume. It's just embarrassing.
Are Apple's servers for streaming that much poorer than what Netflix is using? For what it's worth, I'm located in Canada.
Don't understand how this can be any other issue than on Apple's end, since I'm using the same hardware/internet and can jump back and forth between Netflix and iTunes in seconds. Netflix is rock solid.
Thanks for any help!
I have the newest Apple TV. I have a super fast internet connection at my home.
My wife has been binge watching Suits. She watched the first 5 seasons on Netflix. Not all of Season 5 was on Netflix, so we went back to buying the rest of that season on iTunes, and also bought Season 6 on iTunes.
Streaming the first Five Seasons of Suits was flawless. Trying to watch Suits episodes on iTunes though is pretty much the worst experience ever. To get an episode to play you have to re-start the episode anywhere from one to five times. Often it hangs in the middle of the episode, and you have to hit menu, then restart the episode and resume. It's just embarrassing.
Are Apple's servers for streaming that much poorer than what Netflix is using? For what it's worth, I'm located in Canada.
Don't understand how this can be any other issue than on Apple's end, since I'm using the same hardware/internet and can jump back and forth between Netflix and iTunes in seconds. Netflix is rock solid.
Thanks for any help!