I was delighted to find there is an Apple TV app for for firestic but I am having problems.
It loads up, I signed in using my old Apple ID, and it even let me 'try it free' so I watched the first episode of Slow Horses.
Trouble is when I try to subscribe the connection simply fails and tells me to try later. This also fails. I tried using my phone to subscribe but get the same message.
I haven't tried using mobile data. My concern is that even if it works, the firestic app will still fail authentication when connected through my router.
It's a bit smart Hub 2. I would have tried changing DNS, but that is not allowed. I'm actually on Plusnet.
I think it might be something to do with my connection but I'm stuck. Googling suggests this has happened to others but has not yielded a working solution for me. TV is a 4 year old smart Panasonic (no Apple TV app available so far as I can see).
I'll give it another go with full disconnect. I've tried restarting both phone and router. I suspect it's a port thing but the BT hub is not easy to fiddle with. If I can find the router Plusnet sent me 2 years ago I might try that although it's just the same router in white plastic instead of black.
After a deal of faffing as I did not have the credentials for the APs, I have reset, reconfigured and updated them and I am still getting the same useless response with Apple TV. I go right through the payment carry on, approve it in my banking app, and then the authentication fails to complete.
I gave up with Apple products and services years ago because I found them anything but user-friendly. So nothing's changed.
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You're not kidding. I've been trying to restart my Apple sub to watch Slow Horses and it came up "Password not recognised". So I went to the reset password link, typed in a new password and got the same response. Three attempts later I gave up.
Never discovered what was causing it, but in the end a friend gave me an Apple TV box. Being Apple, it took me half an hour to work out how to use the remote but I am now up and running.
Slow Horses is a truly excellent production, helped of course by Mick Herron's original stories. Far better than the glacially slow TV thrillers that have become the staple in recent years.