Can I connect my galaxy tab 10.1 to my dynex tv?
Check local stores to see if you can get a 16pin connector from your Galaxy tab to a HDMI or Mini HDMI. That is the only way I can see it might work.
Error code N8157-3140 on Netflix?
Ok, so i just recently got a new tv and an HDMI cable so i can hook up my computer to my tv so i can watch movies and shows off of netflix. Well i don't know what happened but it was working fine for a few weeks then it jut stopped. Now whenever i try to watch any shows or movies off of netflix on my tv i will get the whole oops something went wrong thing and it will say error code N8157-3140. But then if i disconnnect my computer and refresh the page netflix works fine. It's only netflix that this happens with, i can watch anything else fine on any other site. I want to know if this has happened to anyone else, if so how did you fix it? I've tried a few things like some things said try just turning the cable around, i've tried restarting my laptop, turning it off turning it back on many times, switching between HDMI1 and 2 to see if it was just not coming through one but no matter what i do it just won't work anymore. Can someone please help???
Is there a way to play Netflix in my tablet browser without the Netflix app?
The reason you don't need a specific application to run Netflix on a computer is because of the Silverlight plugin in chrome and internet explorer.Essentially, it's a relay management service, that decodes compressed streams of data to save bandwidth while preserving video quality.If you can find a way to do this in the chrome/default browser mobile app, then it would be possible to run the service on your tablet without the netflix-app (which is really just a silverlight clone that connects to the Netflix servers), but unfortunately I don't think that one exists.
How can I connect my smart tab to my TV? I do not have the HDMI cables for proper connection, and my TV isn't Bluetooth compatible.
Bluetooth wouldn’t help you here - the capacity of a BT connection tops out at well under what’s needed for a digital video connection. You didn’t mention the make/model of either the tablet or the TV, so it’s pretty hard to advise you without knowing the interface options available.
How do I connect my smart TV to my mobile hotspot?
You should be able to turn your mobile hotspot on from your phone.Go to network settings on your TV, locate hotspot, connect and add password.Connect to a Hidden NetworkOn your TV remote, press Menu.Use the arrow buttons to highlight the Network icon, and press OK. ...Highlight Enter Access Point Name and press OK.Highlight Show Keyboard and press OK to open the on-screen keyboard.Enter your network name (SSID). ...Enter the network's password. ...Press Exit.
How do I play/watch a Netflix movie offline?
Downloading TV shows and movies on NetflixYou can download select TV shows and movies to watch without an internet connection from the Netflix app on Apple iOS or Android mobile devices and computers or tablets running Windows 10. Downloads are not currently supported on other devices.To download titles from Netflix on your device, you will need:An iPhone, iPad, or iPod running iOS 9.0 or laterA phone or tablet running Android 4.4.2 or laterA tablet or computer running Windows 10 Version 1607 (Anniversary Update) or laterAn internet connection*An active Netflix streaming accountThe latest version of the Netflix Apple iOS, Netflix Android, or Netflix Windows 10 app*Though you will be able to watch your downloaded TV shows and movies without an internet connection, you will need an internet connection to download content with the Netflix app.Downloading and streaming consume similar amounts of data. If you are concerned about mobile data usage, we suggest downloading while connected to Wi-Fi. See our Help Center for more information on data usage.To access titles you’ve already downloaded on your device, open the Netflix app and tap the Menu icon .*Select My Downloads.Tap the Play icon on the title you would like to watch.For TV shows, you must first select the show, then tap the Play icon on the episode you would like to watch.*You will need to be signed in to your Netflix account to access your downloaded titles. To ensure you always have access to your downloads, we recommend remaining signed in to your Netflix mobile app.From: Downloading TV shows and movies on Netflix
Can you watch netflix on multiple tvs at the same time?
You have to have a Roku for each tv to stream Netflix at the same time, but yeah, you can stream different shows to all your tvs with one Netflix account. You can't have the same show on more than one tv at the same time, but all tvs will be able to stream diferent shows from Netflix. That's NOT a drawback, it only means you have to buy a Roku for each tv (they're cheap). I only have experience with Comcast and don't know if this works with other cable companies, but heres what I did: I sent my cable boxes, remotes and $7.99/per month modem back to Comcast and cancelled cable tv. I connected the cable directly to my tv, and I have all my local and public stations (plus a few more) in HD. Yes HD. The cable companies deliver HD right to your home, then use THEIR box (inside YOUR home) to block it, then deliver your local & public stations to you in stunning standard def. They then wonder why everyone hates and is dumping their sorry service. Best of luck dumping the cable company. We did, and are never going back. Oh, my cable bill? $52.95 a month for internet only (they only send me a signal, and the free local HD of course). I have a $7.99/per month Netflix account and an Amazon Prime membership that costs $79.00 a year ($6.58/ a month). I personally don't care for Hulu's content, but if you do, that also only costs $7.99 per month. So for less than $23.00 a month, you can enjoy Netflix, Amazon and Hulu Plus, not to mention the free Roku channels (and there are some good ones), which means you should have all the commercial-free entertainment you can watch and then some. Let cable sell their 17-minutes-of-commercials-to-the-hour programs to the suckers who want to wait until a certain day & time to watch what they want, then suffer through the commercials that come with it. As for us, we have Roku, Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu to keep us occupied. All HD, all the time, no commercials, and at the cheapest cost possible. This is a great time to be streaming video!
Can you watch Netflix on an iPad without the app?
You can watch it using the desktop version of the website on any available internet browser on the iPad.
What devices do you guys use to watch Netflix???
I use my xbox and ps3. I used to prefer it on my xbox, because I preferred the interface. But when they redesigned the Xbox dashboard and its apps a few months ago... It added some useful things to the interface, like keeping your position on a tab even if you move to another, but then it took away some of the things I liked about the old one. They made it so you can't choose which episode of a tv series you want to start with, you can no longer see the notices that warn you when a movie or show will be removed, and the fast forward, rewind, and just...other stuff...doesn't feel as good anymore. Plus they temporarily removed the party feature that let you watch movies with friends. So I use the PS3 more now.
How do you watch Netflix on two devices at the same time?
It is very simple and easy way. Firstly, it all depends on the plan you have purchased from Netflix.If you have the basic plan it allows you to watch Netflix on 1 screen onlyWhile, if you have Netflix other accounts likes the standards or the premium it allows you to watch 2 and 4 screens respectively at the same time.Here is the list of all the features you can avail with the plan you purchase and the number of screens you can watch simultaneously.When you log in to the number of accounts, once the limit is reached. Netflix for instance on Premium plan would not allow a 5th user to watch Netflix on their screen when 4 screens are simultaneously in use.Once any one of the screen is logged out it will allow the 5 user to replace with the one that left.