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Re: Why doesn't my netflix work on my TV? I pay for it.
It all depends on the number of devices you are running Netflix on and the subscription level
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There's no relationship between Netflix and Amazon Prime whatsoever. If you subscribe to Netflix everything listed is included in your monthly charge. If you subscribe to Amazon Prime, some videos are included with your membership and some you pay for. Two totally separate companies.
You should not have to pay for 2 accounts. you should be able to access your Netflix account from any device that has an internet connection. So as long as your TV is connected to the internet in someway. Are you having any specific problems come up on your bedroom TV when you try to access Netflix on it?
Hello Friend Steps
1.Go to the Netflix website. Type www.netflix.com in the address bar or find a link through the search engine of your choice.
2.Log into your Netflix account.
3.Find the movie or TV show you want to add to your queue.
4.Hover your mouse over the movie/TV show.
5.Click the "+."
The Emerson LC320EM2 is not a Smart TV. To display Netflix content, you can connect the TV to your computer via the VGA port on the TV. Then use the TV as your monitor; this may not work with HDCP content. To do this, turn off both the TV and the computer before connecting the devices. Then turn on the TV and set it to the VGA input (PC) before turning on the computer. (Note: you may have to enable the port in the BIOS on some laptops.) If your computer doesn't have a VGA port, try a DVI to VGA adapter. (This may not work with some video cards that only have digital signal output. Look at the port and make sure that the cable/adapter doesn't have more pins than the port.)
Alternatively, get a set top box with Netflix support. (Some Blu-ray players, the Roku box, Apple TV, or the WD Live Hub all have internet connection options and support Netflix. All will support a wired ethernet connection; some models will require a dongle to connect to a wifi network.)
Once you have the set top box, connect the TV to the box via a HDMI cable (purchased separately for most units). Connect to your internet connection and then log into Netflix, These steps will depend on the unit; please add a comment with your source of the Netflix content.
I hope this helps.
Cindy Wells (I have an LG Smart TV; it is slow to find the wireless network when started. So expect some wait time before you can sign into Netflix.)
did you sign up for netflix on a monthly basis, or was it just a trial. Maybe the fact you cant connect to netflix anymore is because your trial has ended and you will need to subscribe to it by paying a monthly fee
Netflix doesn't cost much but you do have to pay for it. $7.00 a month for streaming and 8.00 if you want DVD's. If you are a memeber Netflix will help you @ netflix.com. Your tv has to be hooked to the internet.
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