14-04-2016 19:34
I am consistenly being logged out of NowTV, both whilst im watching movies and TV shows. It's usually around an hour to 1h 20m. What ever im watching will close citing and error and i'll have to log back in. Then when I restart watching it doesn't resume at the point from where I was cut off.
I dont pay for what im watching to be cut off like that. It's been happening for a little while, but now i've had enough. I was just watching an episode of 'The Walking Dead' which has a 42min run time, plus about 5 mins of browsing. When I went to go and watch the next episode, I was logged out and had to re-login again. It's becoming a mighty pain in the tush.
Watching on a FireFox browser v45.0.2. Using Windows 7 Home Premium OS.
14-04-2016 20:31
Okay, thanks you for your reply. It appears even the consistency is inconsistent. Been okay since this posting.
15-04-2016 16:54
15-04-2016 19:02
I have the same problem, getting logged out every hour. I am using Internet Explorer on my laptop. Pretty frustrating when you are in the middle of watching something.
15-04-2016 21:57
Also seeing this problem, automatic log out every hour on a Sky Sports week pass.
Laptop is running Windows 10 64 bit, using Firefox browser to watch NowTV.
15-04-2016 21:59 - edited 15-04-2016 22:02
@Anonymous User wrote:Also seeing this problem, automatic log out every hour on a Sky Sports week pass.
Laptop is running Windows 10 64 bit, using Firefox browser to watch NowTV.
@Anonymous User
If you got a spare device slot, have you tried the free dedicated NowTV app in the Microsoft Store.
I got a Windows 10 tablet and imo the NowTV app works better than the FireFox browser.
16-04-2016 12:29
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll give it a try tomorrow and report back.
16-04-2016 23:41
Same here £10 for a pass to be logged out in the middle of whatever Sports event I am watching.
Not good enough by a long way.
P.C Windows 8.1 ,Firefox.
19-04-2016 13:32
Hi @Anonymous User
Sorry to hear this, Would you be able to let me know who your Internet provider is ?
Thanks
Andy