Shows where the service URL was unreachable during the detected outage periods. Percentages indicate the share of failed checks from monitoring locations in each country.
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If the waipu.tv app freezes on startup or crashes mid-stream, first check your device storage. The app needs at least 500MB of free space to cache streams properly. Clear the app cache through your device settings, then restart. On Android, go to Settings > Apps > waipu.tv > Storage > Clear Cache. For iOS, uninstall and reinstall the app. If crashes persist, your device might be running an outdated OS version that's no longer fully supported.
Password managers sometimes add invisible spaces when autofilling. Type your credentials manually instead. If you've recently changed your password on the website, wait 5 minutes before trying the app—sync takes time. Still locked out? Use the password reset function, but check your spam folder for the recovery email. Browser users should clear cookies for waipu.tv specifically, as corrupted session data often blocks access.
Double-check that your card hasn't expired and has sufficient funds. Some banks flag recurring subscriptions as suspicious—contact your bank to whitelist entertainment services. PayPal users should verify their account is still connected in PayPal settings. Try a different payment method if available. If the error message mentions technical issues, wait 15 minutes and retry, as payment gateway hiccups usually resolve quickly.
This typically means the stream failed to initialize. Exit to the channel list and reselect the channel. Check if other channels work—if only specific channels fail, the issue is on the broadcaster's end. Make sure your app version is current, as outdated versions lose compatibility with new stream formats. Restart the app completely by force-closing it, not just returning to the home screen.