Connecting tv to Netflix - Computers & Internet

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.

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The NS-RC02A-12 is a remote control that shipped with several Insignia TVs. Since one of the TVs that came with this remote is the NS-39L240A13 which does not have wi-fi or an ethernet connection port, I suspect that none of these TVs are Smart TVs. See https://www.insigniaproducts.com/pdp/NS-39L240A13/5061732 for the specifications.

You can make it a Smart TV and get Netflix by adding a Roku, Fire Stick or other streaming TV stick or box to one of the HDMI ports. If you have the ports occupied, you'll need some sort of HDMI switch device to share the input.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

1. Have you succeeded yet with the RCA connecting to other online services? If not, Is your outer configuration correct? Is your router set up (with good security)?

Perhaps your wireless router isn't set up correctly. Does your TV detect your router? (This info should be somewhere in the Tv's menu system--say, wireless configuration.) If so, in addition did you get the passphrase or username/password correct in the relevant TV configuration for wireless?

2. Connecting with Netflix is somewhat different--each supported device has a Netflix ID.

As a matter of fact, you must get online first (with a PC or laptop--maybe a smartphone) with Netflix--in order to input your device Identifier number or code to Netflix first--in order to be able to get to the Username/Password menu input associated with Netflix. (This is true with many other services, too. Many other services provide the code online, instead.) If you've achieved that already, is your Netflix username/password correctly inputted also into the TV's Netflix configuration?

3. Generally, the Netflix ID is somewhere in the TV's menu system.

The TV likely offers such an Id--especially for Netflix: It's likely somewhere elsewhere in it's menu configuration--it's likely an info item--something which only may be read. Each Netflix-enabled device or TV/Blu Ray player has a unique Netflix identifier. (PCs and laptops are exceptions.)

4. Unless the TV is defective and can't connect, you'll likely succeed soon! Netflix is a little different: Their ID is associated with supported devices as they are manufactured: It's directly embedded into devices beforehand.

Only netflix can help you with this.

Use this guide

https://help.netflix.com/en/node/8551

is it possible to delete the Netflix app, then go to the App store an reinstall it?

Does your TV have a wireless adapter? If so setup the wireless by connecting the TV to your wireless access point. You should find the wireless setup in the TV's settings. Then connect to netflix , enter ID and password.