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They had at the beggining 15 minutes…
They had at the beggining 15 minutes free pass to watch a channel and now only 4 minutes dont worth waste of time
3 May 2026
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all ok for me / but sometimes when its…
all ok for me / but sometimes when its recorded transmission that white line with a little ball on the bottom of the image gets in the end of the line and come back to the beginning of the line the transmission gets block or gets freeze / most of the time needs to reconnect the ultra web connection
6 April 2026
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