Tech ? About Netflix

[ManitouDan]

All the other apps on my smart TV works but Netflix stopped working . At first the Netflix logo or homepage was there , now the screen is just black . Can’t exit the program I don’t think . Any ideas ?

 

[IB4UK]

All the other apps on my smart TV works but Netflix stopped working . At first the Netflix logo or homepage was there , now the screen is just black . Can’t exit the program I don’t think . Any ideas ?

Unplug tv. Wait. Plug back in.

 

[funKYcat75]

Did you pay your half of the bill?

 

[LineSkiCat14]

Check for an app update on the TV.

 

[It'saDoneDeal]

It sounds like your TV has a loose bulb.

Have you tried that method of sitting bare ass on the hood of your car for an hour and while pretending you're holding a steering wheel while making loud "VROOOM" engine revving noises? If you do that and then mess with any electronics a few minutes afterwards they get destaticified and they do good then. My uncle used to make me do that as a kid and he'd always watch to make sure I didn't get off the hood too soon. I love uncle Jimmy.

 

[ManitouDan]

Unplug tv. Wait. Plug back in.

that worked

 

[Trumpling]

Sell your piece of crap Vizeo and buy a real TV.

 

[DSmith21]

Netflix has become over priced for the amount of good new content. To make it worthwhile, I cancel it for 3 months or so and then reactivate it for binge viewing.

 

[Trumpling]

Netflix has become over priced for the amount of good new content. To make it worthwhile, I cancel it for 3 months or so and then reactivate it for binge viewing.

I watch Prime much moreso than Netflix but Netflix tends to have the big can't miss premiers so I keep it.

 

[BlueThruAndThru]

Netflix is to win. Idiots only stop to be watch. You stupid much quitting.

 

[420grover]

It sounds like your TV has a loose bulb.

Have you tried that method of sitting bare ass on the hood of your car for an hour and while pretending you're holding a steering wheel while making loud "VROOOM" engine revving noises? If you do that and then mess with any electronics a few minutes afterwards they get destaticified and they do good then. My uncle used to make me do that as a kid and he'd always watch to make sure I didn't get off the hood too soon. I love uncle Jimmy.

I can confirm this method works. It sucks when you have electrical issues in the winter, though.