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Kylee Evancho
I have HU8550, SEK 3500 set-up. Firmware 1453. Netflix app has been reinstalled. I still get the "cannot play title at this time" message on every title. Netflix works fine on all other devices in my house. Any ideas?
I get this problem all the time and I have the solution directly from Samsung. The reason they say this happens is that Netflix collects cookies in the TV and they told me how to clear the cookies. Unplug the TV wait 2 minutes exactly. While holding the power button on the remote plug the TV back on wait a minute for everything to boot up and connect to the internet and Netflix won't work I have to do this at least once a month and it works every time.
Was reading this thread thinking, hope this doesnt happen to my 32inch samsung....well it did approx 5 days ago...netflix started doing the 24-25% thing, then unable to play the movie....Im positive this occured post a firmware update of the TV....anyway, its not isolated to netflix, its the wireless software on the Samsung that is broken...It will connect after restarting the TV, but then slow down, and eventually disconnect from WAP, and you can only re-establish a wireless connection if you restart TV.
There is zero wrong with my wireless - I have 2 WAPS and 1 Wireless router....The Samsung TV has the same problem with all of them....all WAPS and router are approx 10 meters from TV - wireless reception is perfect.
Ive tried every combination of turn off/turn on(WAP/router/TV, tried resetting smarthub...you name it(Whats been suggested in this thread), Ive tried......This is a Samsung TV software issue(Wireless)...It has only occurred recently, so has to be due to the latest firmaware update...Samsung, take ownership of the issue, develop a fix, release a patched firmware asap.
Hopefully Samsung and Netflix will learn to play nice, I suspect Samsung is not following standards, but without source hard to tell. I could do a network capture, and see the request response, but I just want to binge watch imposters.
Netflix is one of the most popular video streaming platforms in the world, but it does not mean that there are no issues with it. In fact, many Smart TV users have often complained about Netflix not loading properly.
If you are also facing the issue of Netflix not loading on Samsung Smart TV, you are in the perfect place. There are certain strategies you can try to resolve the Netflix-related problems on Samsung. Otherwise, you can also use AirDroid Cast as a perfect solution by screen mirroring Netflix from another device to your Samsung TV.
Many people have reported the issue of Netflix not loading on Samsung TV. It commonly involves opening the Netflix app on the Samsung TV, but it does not show anything on the screen. It can be an annoying experience when you are in the mood to stream something. You don't want to face such delays and errors.
You can try to resolve this issue by simply turning off your Samsung TV and unplugging it. Keep the TV turned off for at least 5 minutes before starting it again. Try to load Netflix and make sure you are connected to the internet.
It is common to assume that a large-scale company like Netflix cannot suffer internet outages and database issues. However, it is possible for the Netflix servers to be down for some reason. Therefore, if Netflix is not working on your Samsung TV, you should check whether Netflix is working for others.
You can easily get this information from the official accounts of Netflix on social media like Twitter. Moreover, Netflix has an official page that indicates the status of the streaming service. So, if you are experiencing issues with Netflix, you should always check the status of the Netflix servers.
Rebooting your Smart TV is a reliable solution for lots of bugs and glitches that might be affecting the TV's storage. Samsung TVs provide high performance, but they also need a good restart every once in a while to keep working with optimum performance.
If your Netflix is not working properly on Samsung TV, you should restart the TV at least once before trying the other solutions. Restarting the TV is also known to resolve issues like Samsung TV freezing in the middle of a video, login problems, and unresponsiveness of the Netflix app.
It should go without saying that you cannot expect Netflix to work efficiently without a stable internet connection. Therefore, whenever you are trying to start Netflix on Samsung TV, and it's not working properly, you should make sure that your internet is working.
You can simply check the internet connection on another device, such as your smartphone. Don't worry if you don't have any other device near you. It is possible to test the internet connection from Samsung Smart TV as well.
Press the Home button and navigate to Settings > Support > Device Care > Self Diagnosis > Smart Hub Connection Test. Once the test is completed, you will get a list of issues with your internet connection so you can fix them.
It is important to keep Netflix and the firmware of your Samsung Smart TV up-to-date to get rid of the bugs that might be present in a certain version. You can easily update the firmware by selecting Settings and accessing the update section. Regular updates can help you avoid many other Netflix error codes.
A significant amount of temporary cache data is stored on the TV's storage over time. When such files get corrupted, they can generate a wide range of errors for you, such as Netflix not working on Smart TV.
Deleting and reinstalling the Netflix app is another reliable solution to solve the issue of Netflix not loading on Samsung TV. You can delete the Netflix app by accessing the App Settings and using the uninstall option to remove Netflix.
If none of the solutions are working, you should consider contacting the support team of Netflix of Samsung. Make sure you know the exact model of your Samsung Smart TV before contacting the support team because the experts will guide you according to the specific model of your TV.
Resetting the Samsung TV's firmware and Smart Hub is an aggressive solution to get rid of issues like Netflix not loading on the Samsung TV. However, if none of the other solutions are working, you might have to reset the Smart Hub by following these steps:
It is possible that even after trying all of these solutions, Netflix might not work on your Samsung Smart TV for some reason. In such a situation, you should consider using a screen mirroring app like AirDroid Cast that allows you to watch Netflix without any errors.
The good thing is that you don't have to install anything on your Samsung TV to use AirDroid Cast. A web browser is enough to start mirroring Netflix from any of your devices to the TV. You can do it in three simple steps:
There is no one specific reason why Netflix might not be showing up on your Samsung TV. If you do not see the app in your TV's App Store, there is a high chance that you are using an old model that does not support this popular streaming app.
Ideally, Netflix should work on all modern Samsung Smart TVs. Yet, the issue of Netflix not loading on Samsung TVs is commonly found among many users. If you are also facing such an issue, you should implement the ten solutions discussed above to resolve the problem and enjoy Netflix on your Samsung TV.
Otherwise, you always have the option of using AirDroid Cast to enjoy Netflix on your TV via screen mirroring. All you have to do is log in to your Netflix account on your devices, such as a smartphone, and screen mirror your device to a TV via AirDroid Cast to enjoy Netflix on the bigger screen of your Samsung Smart TV.
Same here. This has been going on over a week now, as well. The Apple TV+ app on my iPhone plays perfectly. Every other app on my Samsung smart TV plays perfectly. But Apple TV+ will not play on my Samsung smart TV for some reason. Has anyone found a fix for this?
Update..finally had a Cox technician research the problem. It took him about 15 minutes of research. He found that Samsung has a setting that has to be changed. He fixed the issue, after that there were no more problems. He never explained what it was.
Were you finally able to find a solution to this issue? The same happens to me. All streaming apps like Netflix and Disney work perfectly. I have a 300 MB Internet connection, but Apple tv is too slow.
My fix prior to using a hammer on the apple box :) was simply moving it to another TV, I plugged it into a LG TV and it paired perfectly as remote and all apps worked fine. I've had issues with it the Samsung tv and apple box since I got it. I would unplug apple box and it'd work properly for a while last week it quite pairing with tv, NAD receiver and soundbar. Before I had a complete meltdown just swiped with a Roku 4k I had in bedroom and all is right in the world. Im a completely Apple, home, phone, watch, Mac love them all not a computer genius but love the safety and security of Apple products. The Apple TV 4K 3rd generation etc. is my option the least intuitive device from set up to daily operations I've ever had. It will be safe(from the hammer)as a device for bedroom TV.
Installed the 3 pack M4 few days ago and everything seems fine except one, extremely annoying, thing: Netflix on a Samsung smart TV stops streaming after 5 minutes from when I hit the play button on the remote. I get a tvq-pb-101 (3.1.-82) error code, which means you'll need to disconnect the TV from power in order to resolve this.
Youtube and all other content of TV don't have any problem. Even after Netflix stops, I can switch to Youtube and stream there. TV also indicates it's connected to the network while Netflix stopped working.
The system is in router (not AP) mode, and that's about all I know regarding configuration.
Please help!