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Experiencing challenges with Plex Media Server on your LG Smart TV? You're not alone. Recently, I encountered an issue where the Plex Media Server didn't function with LG Smart TV via Smart Share on DLNA. Discover the quick solution I found to resolve this frustrating problem.

Want to watch online videos on your Smart TV without using your phone? While TvCast offers a convenient solution, there's another method that might be more appealing.

In recent updates, YouTube support was discontinued on Smart TVs manufactured before 2012. The primary reason? These models lacked the necessary html5 support for modern applications. But does this mean you need to buy a new TV or get an Android set-top box? Not necessarily.

If you're like me, owning a Samsung Smart TV from just before 2012, I have some good news for you. Today, I'll share a brilliant workaround that lets you watch not just YouTube but virtually any online video on your older TV.

Hello! I recently faced a situation with my Samsung Smart TV. I decided to install it in a spot where, during the home renovation, an antenna outlet was not provided. Yet, I still wanted to watch TV broadcasts. Here are some potential solutions:

1. Renovate - Just for one TV? Sounds impractical.
2. Lay a cable from the nearest outlet along the floor/skirting – Not aesthetically pleasing.
3. Purchase an expensive wireless relay - To be honest, I'm not sure they exist, or if they work well. I suspect they might be as expensive as an airplane, so we'll disregard this option.
4. Watch TV via the internet - In my opinion, this is the most optimal solution.

I stumbled upon an excellent app for Samsung Smart TV that lets you watch around 100 TV channels for FREE over the internet. Moreover, it can stream IPTV if your provider offers this service.