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BTTV 4K Pro with TP-Link third party router

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Been searching around, but can’t find any answers specifically helping this.

I've just bought a TP-Link AXE75 because I need more control over what bands are attached to endpoints. I’ve got it setup fine with the internet on everything apart from my BTTV box.

I understand from reading other articles on here and elsewhere that there are issues with BTTV / EETV playing nice with third party routers, and wondered if someone had found a way of getting it working with a TP-Link router? 

I’m running an Ethernet to the box via a switch. No issues before when connected to the smart hub 2

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@BelgarionV 

What problem(s) are you experiencing now with the TP-Link router?

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Certainly with the older YouView boxes, if you changed from using a BT router to a third-party router, the common cure was a FULL reset of the box, not the router!

*Users on this forum regularly suggest that there can also be an issue with multicast routing on some routers, but I've never seen it.


Whole house, garden, garage and half the street covered by a Flint 4 - WiFi 7 router
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Can't agree with @Crimliar above.

Never experienced anything like that or read it as a solution.

Switching to a 3rd party router does require that it supports multicast  & IGMP Snooping when used with a TV package.

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@BelgarionV  From the AXE75 Manual

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From what I can see you should tick v3 as this is backwards compatible with v2