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Aug 1, 2024, 11:24:15 PM8/1/24

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I just set up a new tv (TCL Roku TV), and installed a bunch of new channels through the Roku set up process, including Netflix. However, Netflix has never installed. I have turned the TV off and back on, unplugged and plugged it back in, updated the system several times, attempted to install Netflix again, and again, and again, day after day. Two things keep happening:

I tried pushing the Netflix button on my remote, and it said there wasn't enough memory to start Netflix. Since this is the same error message I got when I tried to start YouTube once, I deduced that it thought Netflix was already installed (even though it didn't show up on the home screen). So, I went to Netflix on Add Channels and sure enough it said "Go to Channel" and "Remove Channel," which made me think that the Roku had installed it. Select "Go to channel" and it gives me the same "not enough space" error. Back to the home screen and no Netflix. So, I tried removing Netflix and adding it back again. It gave me the same error as I got when I tried to add it in the first place: "Adding Netflix 100%. Could not add Netflix" which, of course, makes no sense.

I checked for updates. NEW PROBLEM: Now the system says it needs to update from version 9.4.0.4200 to version 9.4.0.4206. It asks if I want to update now or later. I choose "Update Now" and nothing happens. Like, the window with the update info goes away and I'm still looking at the system update screen, and nothing is happening. No progress screen, no indication that it's doing ANYTHING. It's like I just chose "Update later" or something.

if not, You need to reach out to nebula Support Sup...@seenebula.com who would provide you the code and steps to enable it, after which you should be able to install it from the Google Play store for your region.

I had the Capsule Max, a different product, and sideloaded and it all worked fine for me, but on other Android like systems, like a Android VM running ontop of Linux, only a specific NetFlix APK version would work. So with the imprecision of the product, the Mars II is Android 7.1, the Capsule II is Android TV.

Basically the fewest issues arise from buying the most popular products which get the most app love. I did try one of the Nebula products, and using this rule I avoided Android TV to avoid the least popular software.

This should (in theory) purge the entire netflix-desktop package and, since it sounds like you removed the ppa as well, add it back and reinstall the package. Omit sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ehoover/compholio && sudo apt-get update && if you did not remove the ppa.

I had the same error.I removed netflix-desktop and purged the ppa. However, I also had to remove the following two files from /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ehoover-compholio-precise.list and/etc/apt/sources.list.d/ehoover-compholio-precise.list.save.

Yes it looks like a problem of codecs if you use firefox, (in google chrome it is not a problem becouse it come with its own privative codecs) but in anyway you can install the codecs if you didnt install them before and you are using firefox in netflix, -US/quick-docs/assembly_installing-plugins-for-playing-movies-and-music/

If it does work only with to enable DRM so perfect. Remeber that if you have problems with others videos with firefox it can be a problem of codecs, in case you can install them like commented before. Cool you have your netflix working!.

I installed on a Pixel 6a over the weekend. CLI install instructions were perfection, process went well with no issues.
I've installed the Play Store app, but the Netflix app appears to think it is not compatible with my device. Is this expected?
Thanks for the great work! GOS is a great alternative to stock Android.

The above link is for a 'lite' version, GrapheneOS works with the 'full fat' version of the Netflix app this is a Play Store listing issue only. Grab the Netflix app via Aurora store as d4f2 and retired-mod-account suggest.

I have a very strange problem with a brand new HP Spectre x360 convertible. First time, I have spotted the problem, was when downloaded the Netflix app from M Store. After watching for a few minutes, screen starts flickering and even causes blue screen with an error(not all the time, but flickering is all the time, even if I download the show/movie):

P.S other problems also arise from apps from Microsoft Store. Spotify is also flickering sometimes(very rarely), VLC won't rotate when I rotate my laptop. I thought maybe there is some connection between all of them. Because if I would play on web, it would be OK.

I have the same issue with my Spectre x360 convertible. I just encountered this problem tonight while using the Netflix app from the Microsoft store and trying to watch a movie in full screen mode. This laptop isn't even two weeks old. This problem only happens when watching Netflix on the app. I continued watching Netflix in Chrome and didn't have any issues with the screen flickering.

The BIOS and all drivers are up to date. It was actually because of this issue that I installed the Intel Driver and Support Assistant so I could install the four drivers I needed, one of which was the latest update for the Intel Iris Plus Graphics. Just right now I tested Netflix again after doing all this and the screen immediately froze, went black, and continuously flickered not even 15 seconds after starting a show and going full screen. I had to restart my laptop just to come back and finish this response.

I bought the Spectre x360 13-aw0xxx a week back and have been encountering the same issue. And the Movies and TV app pre installed on the device is also triggering the same screen issue. Initially I thought it was a problem with my device and contacted the HP support, but they were unable to figure it out. When anyone puts this amount in a laptop, we don't expect such issues to come up and specially when the company is also clueless of these.

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That out of the way, here's what you need to know, if the issue is only with Netflix application, you need to contact Netflix for assistance, that said, if the issue occurs on other applications as well, try the below steps to resolve the issue:

If you have a driver available on your PC, then select Browse my computer for driver software, then select the appropriate location, where the driver located on your PC for updating it. (Also Ensure that PC is connected to the Internet while performing this step)

Hi

My graphic card driver was already updated. All my drivers and SO it is up to date. I don't think is just Netflix bug, because it happens just when I change my laptop in tablet mode. looks like when playing HD content the Intel Iris plus graphics doesn't have enough power to play this content in tablet mode ( i don't know why)
I already did your recommendation, but still having the same issue.
It's the same error as Capite3000 and syxxy. several customers, with the same laptop, and with the same error?? I don't think its a coincidence.

Please keep in mind, that screen flickering can occur my even browsing on the internet. Just some apps, especially Netflix, just crashes, but in general there is a feeling that drivers just does not work perfectly on this device.

There seems to be a problem with me using the UCX to play sounds from Windows 10 Netflix app. I've had this problem before with some of the other video-playback apps but I've always assumed that the files were corrupted. I tried playing using other audio interface and it works just fine.

I've only just recently transitioned from Mac to PC, and have just installed Netflix today. I think it might have been there ever since I made the transition a couple of weeks ago. If this were a Windows bug then why does it only happen when I try to play sound from the RME and not the built-in Realtek soundcard?

No soundcard supports Dolby encoding, neither does the Realtek. Do you mean Dolby Decoding as it happens on Playback? That needs an additional codec which takes the AC-3 stream and decodes it into stereo (downmix) or 5.1 analog output channels. These codecs are part of DVD player software, maybe part of Netflix as well, so you should look for that setting within the Netflix app.

Also: the UCX only supports Dolby on the SPDIF outputs (where it is played back un-decoded as AC-3 stream). Check the settings in the Sound control panel of Windows System where you can see the UCX properties. So either the Netflix app ignores the Windows device properties, or you have the SPDIF output selected as playback device, and routed the SPDIF signal to the analog outputs via TotalMix...

My pre-installed Netflix app won't open on the above TV model. After selecting the app the Netflix logo appears but doesn't go any further,it should go to profiles page but doesn't. Rebooting the TV solves the problem but i don't want to have to keep switching off TV and removing plug every time i want to watch Netflix. The Sony Bot suggests uninstalling/re-installing the app but i can't find any app options other than the app page that shows all the pre-installed apps. Would appreciate any advice please.

However, I have not been able to successfully resolve the issue for the past day. I keep getting the below error and if I try installing other packages using go get, it install it without any issue so I believe my path is correct.

Our Linksys router died recently. After not making it more than about 2 years on our last two Linksys routers, I decided to come back and give Netgear a try. I'd had good luck with them in the past. I purchased a Netgear Nighthawk R7000 Wireless Router. For the most part I am very pleased with our new router. Wired connections are fast and stable. Wi-Fi is fast and stable on either network with one exception. I cannot get Netflix to work consistently over Wi-Fi on our Samsung tablets. Every device that is wired works well and Netflix has no issues. If we use our Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 tablets to connect, the app will start and, when switching to the library/selection screen, we get the little swirling busy icon for about ten seconds, then the app crashes back to the home screen. We have no issues whatsoever if we turn our phones into mobile hotspots and connect to them. We have no issues on any other Wi-Fi networks that we have attempted to use. The only time we have this problem is on our home Wi-Fi network administered by our R7000 router.