Look at what other channels are in use around you (not yours) and what signal strength you’re getting on your own network. If the above steps don’t solve the problem, install a Wi-Fi analyzer app and use that to check your network. For Wi-Fi, it might just be a poor signal that’s causing the problems. You can also try using an ethernet cable attached directly to your router and PC. Use TeaTV next to your wireless router and see if it is any better. If that doesn’t work, check signal strength. If it’s a network issue, look at your WiFi. If only TeaTV is acting up, it’s most likely the streaming server that’s at fault. If that app is slow, chances are it’s a network issue. Try Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, or another reputable streaming app of choice, and see if the buffering issue occurs. If TeaTV keeps buffering, try another app. In any case, you can still use TeaTV’s streaming website found at teatv.xyz, but use it at your own risk! Some servers seemed to load while others didn’t seem to load at all. In addition, there were numerous servers to pick from. That process seemed to work when tested, but it was full of risky popups too. Because of the specified issues, it is not logical to use the app unless you want to take risks or trust your Android malware/antivirus protection enough.Īside from the ban on MacOS and Microsft Windows devices, and the “still” working Android app, TeaTV maintains a website where you can browse movies, and watch them in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or almost any other browser. It did appear to load movies and TV episodes, but the browser popups (often two) were infected with viruses and malware or malvertising. However, it will most likely occur on a smartphone too. This task was performed using an Android emulator for Windows 10. However, the Android app is still available, but it has malware according to Malwarebytes, and once that got removed, it installed fine. Sadly, TeaTV has also been shut down by the Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA). Since Terrarium TV was shut down, TeaTV gained more popularity than ever. TeaTV has been around since the early days of Terrarium TV, but it didn’t have the features of its competitor.
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