Where most complaints about this service are coming from, over the last 24 hours.
Shows where the service URL was unreachable during the detected outage periods. Percentages indicate the share of failed checks from monitoring locations in each country.
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Slow or unstable buffering is the most common complaint on live streaming platforms. Before assuming the service is down, check your connection speed — live video typically needs at least 5 Mbps for standard quality and 15+ Mbps for HD. If your speed tests fine but the stream still stutters, try switching video quality manually using the settings icon in the player. Clearing your browser cache or restarting the app often resolves leftover session data that causes playback to freeze mid-stream.
If the mobile app closes unexpectedly, the first step is checking whether you're running the latest version. Outdated builds frequently conflict with updated server APIs. Uninstalling and reinstalling the app clears corrupted local data that updates sometimes leave behind. On Android, also check that background app activity isn't being killed by battery optimization settings, which can interrupt live session connections.
This usually points to one of three things:
If none of those apply, try resetting your password through the account recovery flow.
When the chat input accepts your message but nothing appears in the feed, the connection to the messaging service has likely dropped while the video stream itself keeps running. Refreshing the page or rejoining the stream reestablishes the socket connection. If the issue persists across multiple streams, check whether your network blocks WebSocket traffic — some corporate or public Wi-Fi setups do this by default.
Failed payments during subscription checkout are usually caused by:
Try a different payment method or contact your bank to confirm the transaction wasn't blocked on their end. If the charge appears as pending but the subscription didn't activate, wait a few hours before contacting support, as processing delays sometimes resolve automatically.
This specific symptom — audio running normally while the picture hangs — points to a hardware decoding issue on your device. Disabling hardware acceleration in your browser's settings forces software decoding, which is slower but more compatible. On mobile, closing other video-heavy apps running in the background frees GPU resources and usually clears the freeze within seconds.