My Emerson tv will not download Netflix etc..it just keeps buffering..not cable company as I can get them on tablets

To connect your Emerson TV to Netflix, you need to follow these steps:

1. Ensure that your Emerson TV is connected to the internet. You can do this by connecting your TV to your home Wi-Fi network using the TV's settings menu.
2. Once your TV is connected to the internet, you need to launch the TV's smart TV platform or app store.
3. Look for the Netflix app and select it.
4. If you don't have the Netflix app installed on your TV, you can download it from the app store.
5. After selecting the Netflix app, it should prompt you to sign in with your Netflix account information. If you don't have a Netflix account, you can sign up for one on the Netflix website.
6. Once you're signed in, you can browse and watch movies and TV shows on Netflix using your Emerson TV.

Note that the exact steps may vary depending on the model of your Emerson TV and the version of its software. If you encounter any issues or need further assistance, you can consult the user manual or contact Emerson customer support.

What company is your isp? do you know what speed you are supposed to have? go here: http://www.speedtest.net/ see what the test shows

Do you have Direct TV or any cable company?

Hi
I have a similar challenge. Netflix works fine on my iPad mini and Samsung smart TV. The trouble is on the Apple TV .
I think I restarted the Apple TV to set this right.
Try going to settings -general -reset on the iPad 2 and see if there is a possibility there.
kolbrun

Netflix is an online streaming service....this means as long as you have the internet and a smart box or tv or computer laptop or tablet you can use it to watch netflix amazon hulu etc.
it is better to use a cable (Ethernet ) from router to tv as opposed to wifi.without internet no netflix.

Here are several answers--but keep in mind, they all involve attaching a device of some sort--whether it's a computer, a laptop, a tablet, a phone, or a device like Google's Chromecast, Amazon's Fire Stick or FireTV, or other devices similar to those I just mentioned from Google and Amazon.
You will usually need an HDMI cable to attach your device to the TV (whether it needs an HDMI cable or not depends on whether the device plugs directly into your TV's port or whether it needs a separate cable--of which there are standard HDMI, mini HDMI, and micro HDMI).
The simplest, easiest, and least expensive types of equipment to enable your non-"Smart TV" to view Netflix are the "key-fob" type devices like the Chromecast and Amazon Fire Stick (there are others, but these are the most common, most popular, and well-supported devices.)
You would simply plug the device into your TV's HDMI port, attach the power cable (these devices may be able to draw power from your TV's HDMI port, but often require a separate power adapter to be plugged into them) log onto your Google Play account or Amazon account, download and install Netflix, and log onto Netflix. Usually (but not always) the Chromecast and Fire Stick have Netflix installed, but you may need to update or download and install/reinstall the Netflix app.

You'll need a broadband connection to the Internet to do Netflix. I'm assuming you currently have a bundle; Internet with your cable TV. So you can get rid of cable tv and just have Internet through the cable company or if it's available DSL via the telephone company. You could also get Internet via Satelite, but it cost more.

Try this link to download the user manual. It has all details.
Emerson LCD HDTV Owner Manual ManualsOnline com

Connect the tv using a VGA cable, configure it as the second monitor in the laptop, open Netflix and then drag the window to the tv.