I wonder if someone can help me? I am interested in purchasing one of these to try and overcome a continuity of broadband service. To give a bit of background info., I currently use a Sony BluRay player to stream movies and TV programmes to my TV through Amazon's Instant Video app. I find that, at the start of the stream, I can receive up to 12Mb/s and everything goes well, until at some point the band width suddenly drops to 1Mb/s, the film or tv programme freezes and I have to call it a day and try again at some future point. I have contacted PlusNet to ask for their advice and they have inspected the continuity of service and can see spikes and drop-outs, but don't seem to be able to provide a solution. So, I was wondering if anyone had any experience of using the Amazon Fire TV box, and if the internal memory within the box might be able to buffer and temporarily store movie content whilst it simultaniously streams, to overcome my continuity problem? Amazon have, so far, been pretty hopeless in giving me an answer to this question, and all I get is the sales pitch of how amazing it is, rather than an answer to this specific technical issue. Your advice would be appreciated.
