Reinstall Netflix On Panasonic Smart Tv
I need to delete and reinstall Netflix on my Samsung Smart TV. However, it won't let me delete it. Report Abuse. Are you sure you want to delete this answer? Panasonic Smart TV suddenly lost all apps and network settings? It's almost as if its reverted itself to a standard TV.? Enjoy more TV and Movies with Netflix on Panasonic Smart Devices Enjoy more TV shows and movies than ever before with the new Netflix App, available on selected Panasonic Smart products. Netflix is the world’s leading subscription service, with over 57 million users across 50 countries.
I called Netflix. They worked with me to try a few things (unplug TV, wait a few minutes, plug back in); Nothing helped.The wanted me to reset my UVerse router but I was in the middle of taping a show and did not want to interrupt that. Not sure if that is a real solution.I did go ahead and upgrade my TV to the latest software update. That did not help. In fact it introduced yet another problem. My sound periodically goes out and I have to turn the TV off and then on again.Netflix then told me I had to take it up with Samsung.That will be my next call.Incidentally, my TV is the UN46F6350 (from Costco). It is less than a year old.
Having to do resets, the KONAMI and more. As to the router reset, since we know about the Samsung DNS issues, that's a real issue. I'm not writing it's a big bug but the ATT fiasco that repeated many times that was cured by changing DNS is proof for me that ATT may have an ax to grind with Samsung.That is, why did the ATT (uverse) folk post so much about this and why changing the DNS fix it unless ATT was playing with the network? It's not like ATT competes with Samsung or Netflix? (oh yes they do!)Bob.
I had same problems, as well as sound going off while watching certain Netflix shows. First: sound issues.
I found that when watching certain shows, I could watch a few minutes, then sound would go off. To resolve this, while playing the show, I hit the DOWN arrow so that it highlights the AUDIO AND SUBTITLES button., then I see that ENGLISH (5.1) is selected, and then I select the one above it that just says ENGLISH, that episode will start again and the sound should work FINE!OK, black screen. After 3 hours of trying to get netflix to resolve it, factory resetting, doing all sorts of things etc., I called Samsung - was on hold for 40 minutes after someone told me to wait a minute while she found someone - then I was disconnected.
I called back, pretty frustrated - vented on the poor guy who then answered, and he remotely dialled in to my tv and fixed it within a minute. This is what he did.1.
Hit the smart hub button, so that all the apps pop on the screen (there are different ways of doing it - choose the way you normally do it, and make sure all the apps are on the screen)2. Move the cursor up so that you are highlighting the netflix app.
DO NOT PRESS ENTER. JUST MAKE SURE NETFLIX IS HIGHLIGHTED. DO NOT TRY TO OPEN NETFLIX. JUST MAKE SURE THAT NETFLIX IS HIGHLIGHTED. THAT IS CRUCIAL.3. Scroll down to reinstall and select reinstall. It will say 'installing' on top right hand sideonce done, NETFLIX SHOULD WORK!!!!If not, DO try calling Samsung and ask for someone who can remotely go into your TV - they WANT it to work for you and will talk you through how to do it.GOOD LUCK!
Why should you have to buy a new TV or computer every few years just to keep using favourite apps and software? It’s a question I raised a year ago on Convo and it seems the industry still hasn’t got the message.A number of you angrily complained on Which? Convo this week after finding that the YouTube app no longer worked on your TV. Tim Debagio said:‘The convenience of YouTube on my TV was a major buying point. I bought the television for a reason and the manufacturer isn’t fulfilling its side of the bargain.’ Why has YouTube app stopped working?Google has stopped supporting the YouTube app on devices that date from 2012 or earlier. This means it may not work on TVs that are just three years old. Those affected include some Sony and Panasonic smart TVs, PVRs and Blu-ray disc players.
Apple devices that can’t run iOS 7 or higher (including the iPad 1 and early generation Apple TVs), and older Google TV boxes, including Sony ones, are also included.You can still get YouTube on these devices in different ways, including through the web or mobile site. But the app is more convenient and many owners have complained to us about losing it. Nick wrote:‘I am dismayed to see that the YouTube app has been stopped on my Panasonic PVR. This makes the Panasonic smart-TV offering even more pathetic than it was already. The only useful app left is BBC iPlayer (and Netflix for those prepared to pay).’We challenged Sony, Panasonic and Google over the decision to drop the app. Google says the change is because it has to make way for new features. But why should that come at the expense of older products that are still in perfect working order? Older products should matter, tooThe advent of ‘smart’ products, heavily reliant on online services or software, has seen a worrying trend of older devices being left behind in the rush for what is flashy and new.The products that have just lost the YouTube app are just three years old. The TVs could keep going for two or three years, maybe longer, and many owners are understandably disappointed.
Panasonic Tv Won T Load Netflix
I’ll keep pushing manufacturers and app providers to do better in future.There have been more than 200 comments to on the subject of disappearing apps and features on older products. Wavechange says:‘Here’s a question that could be put to the major TV manufacturers. I would like to buy a smart TV that has features that will still work in ten years, a reasonable working life for a TV. Can I be sure that if I buy one of your TVs it will meet this requirement?’Have you had problems with apps such as YouTube that have stopped working on your smart TV? Let us know your experience, including how old your TV is. Hello Alan —Crocus TV?