A big audience tuned in, but consumers faced outages and buffering throughout the live event from AT&T Stadium.

Many viewers had their screens freeze or endlessly buffer, with some crashes reported as well. The 60 million who tuned in were an all-time high for the service. In a note to employees, Netflix Chief Technology Officer Elizabeth Stone admitted that there were problems.

The streaming company announced Saturday that 60 million people tuned in for its heavily anticipated Mike Tyson-Jake Paul Friday night at AT&T Stadium. But scores of fans complained throughout the broadcast that their stream froze or crashed.