| TV Tech question ? 23:00 - Dec 3 with 1633 views | colinallcars |
LFW is always a great place for advice.
We have a Panasonic smart TV which provides super picture on terrestrial TV which we've always used.
The wife coaxed me into stuff like Netflix but the picture is terrible.
My wi-fi speed is fine. Google said try replacing the ethernet cable and try turning HDR on and off. No luck.
Netflix help says it must be our “device”
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| TV Tech question ? on 23:22 - Dec 3 with 1567 views | JimmyR |
Buy an Amazon fire stick and steam Netflix off your phone/laptop? |  | | |
| TV Tech question ? on 23:35 - Dec 3 with 1543 views | GaryT |
So the TV is connected to the router via an RJ45 cable and not Wifi?
If it is and you've got decent internet speeds, say, 100Mbps+ you should be good to go.
*Edit*
Just to rule out your internet as the problem, can you play 1080p videos in Youtube without any blurriness? [Post edited 4 Dec 0:14]
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| TV Tech question ? on 05:48 - Dec 4 with 1368 views | PlanetHonneywood |
I know some call it LFW or Loft For Words however, I winder if we'd be better off calling it Loftipediia?
I've had access to knowledge on an array of topics that I genuinely believe rivals anything on t'internet. Which again makes me ask: wouldn't we be better off doing away with all the QPR stuff? |  |
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| TV Tech question ? on 07:18 - Dec 4 with 1305 views | londonscottish |
How old's the TV? The built-in apps are notorious for becoming outdated.
As others have said, you could try plugging in a streaming stick instead. I use a Roku (well three actually). Amazon do the Fire stick. There are alternatives. |  |
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| TV Tech question ? on 10:46 - Dec 4 with 1150 views | ted_hendrix |
Try switching it off and leaving it Off. |  |
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| TV Tech question ? on 10:52 - Dec 4 with 1137 views | tommytanker |
Have you paid for an UHD subscription on Netflix? Or have you paid for the most basic subscription? | | | |
| TV Tech question ? on 11:03 - Dec 4 with 1098 views | Metallica_Hoop |
I use a first generation fire "box" the big one not the stick. My internet is crap as but I get a great pic with a HDMI connection.
The only bad thing is I broke the original remote, you cannot get new ones to work so put it on my phone as an app.
It works but often they de-pair which is a tad annoying. |  |
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| TV Tech question ? on 12:19 - Dec 4 with 979 views | nick_hammersmith |
What do you mean by 'terrible'?
Is it pixelated or buffering?
Or, is it doing that funny movement, which makes everything on Netflix look hyper real? |  | | |
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| TV Tech question ? on 13:25 - Dec 4 with 915 views | colinallcars |
Thanks for the advice chaps….I'm away at my sister's til Saturday when I believe there's a certain football match on, so I'll follow up then.
The picture on the various apps is like a good ol' London peasouper in the early 50s. | | | |
| TV Tech question ? on 13:47 - Dec 4 with 865 views | dsw2509 |
We use an Apple TV box with our Samsung TV (don’t bother with the built in stuff) and that has been fine. | | | |
| TV Tech question ? on 19:07 - Dec 4 with 645 views | sdm1508 |
I use an amazon firestick for all my streaming and iptv. I use an adaptor and run it straight into the router. Always best to hardwire even if Internet is quick and WiFi signal strength can drop | | | |
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