If you are using a computer to stream your Daily Burn 365 workouts, Daily Burn 365 streams best on Google Chrome. If you are not using the Google Chrome web browser, we highly recommend downloading this Google Chrome Application to play Daily Burn workouts.
If you are already using Google Chrome, try refreshing your browser. You can also lower the resolution by hovering over HD in the lower right corner of the video.
Since all our videos stream in HD, you will need a high connection speed to watch the workout successfully. If your feed is still buffering, try resetting your router and checking your Internet connection.
If you are using a different device and experiencing issues, email us at support@dailyburn.com, and we’ll help get you back on track to watching your workouts!
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It sounds like you're experiencing some buffering issues with your Daily Burn 365 workout. Here are a few steps you can try to improve your streaming experience:
Use Google Chrome: Daily Burn 365 streams best on Google Chrome, so if you're not already using it, consider switching to Chrome for smoother playback.
Refresh Browser: Try refreshing your browser if you encounter buffering. Sometimes, a simple refresh can resolve temporary issues.
Lower Resolution: If the video is buffering, you can try lowering the resolution by hovering over the HD option in the lower right corner of the video player.
Check Internet Connection: Make sure you have a high-speed internet connection. Buffering can occur if your internet connection is slow or unstable. Resetting your router and checking your internet connection speed may help.
Contact Support: If you're still experiencing issues, reach out to Daily Burn support at support@dailyburn.com. They'll be able to provide further assistance and help you get back to enjoying your workouts without interruptions.
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f your 365 workout keeps buffering, try these steps to improve the streaming quality. First, check your internet connection to make sure it's stable and has a strong signal—buffering often happens with slow or unstable connections. You can also close any background apps or devices using the internet to free up bandwidth. If you’re watching on a browser, clear the cache or try a different browser. Additionally, reducing the video quality might help reduce buffering. If you’re streaming to a TV, ensure all cables are secure and that the software is updated.
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