Here are the most common YouTube TV troubleshooting issues that you might run into while streaming: One of the first things to do if you are experiencing any YouTube TV problems is to check the compatibility site. For example, if you are trying to use YouTube TV on an older Apple TV device, the compatibility site makes it clear you do need to use the fourth-generation version that supports 4K. You’ll also want to investigate whether there might be an issue with your Internet connection, your router, your smart television…meaning, the problem might be something with your own devices, settings, or connection. What if you are trying to use a VPN to access the service? Well, the truth is that it depends on the VPN. We recommend using a VPN that stays up to date and works reliably and to make sure you avoid a lower-end VPN that might cause issues. If cable or satellite TV is your thing, our review of the best TV service providers can help you decide what provider fits for you. Here’s a look at some of our favorite streaming services. There’s only a few Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in most areas, so it won’t take you long to compare what you’re paying to what other ISPs in your area offer. You might be able to save some money and get a better internet connection at the same time. Providers like Viasat and AT&T have large data caps great for streaming.
