Noel Walker

I guess my question is, why don't you just use the Youtube app on the TV? That is unless you wanted to play other types of video content from the browser...

On your remote control you press the Settings button (cog icon) then choose All Settings (at the bottom of the list - it might appear as 3 dots) then under General you should find Reset to Initial Settings. This should set things back to factory defaults.

I don't have an answer for you situation. However I have be using my Bose Quiet Comfort 35 headphones now for about 5 years with my LG TV and have not had any problems. Maybe try some other bluetooth device ie. ear buds or other headphones and see if the same thing happens...

I would use the PLEX app (on the LG & Samsung TV's) and run the Plex server on the windows machine.

Try this and see what happens... Go to Settings / Home Settings / Home Auto launch Turn this setting ON

Have your tried using a wireless connection instead of LAN connection (or vice versa).

Try this, and see if it works... Go to Settings / Home Settings / Home Auto launch Turn this setting OFF

I would run a Plex server on the Windows machine with all the videos on it. Then I would run the Plex app on each LG Smart TV's and enjoy your movies...

Try this, and see if it works... Go to Settings / Home Settings / Home Auto launch Turn this setting OFF

Try this, and see if it works... Go to Settings / Home Settings / Home Auto launch Turn this setting OFF

Try this, and see if it works... Go to Settings / Home Settings / Home Auto launch Turn this setting OFF

I use the Plex app to access my NAS. My NAS (which is a QNAP) has a Plex Server built into it. The Plex Server collates and has access to all my Movie etc. You could also run the Plex Server from your home PC and achieve the same result.

I was having the same problem with YouTube (mostly), in that it looked like it was dropping the internet connection. I have both Ethernet and WiFi turned on, and swapped out each to see what makes a difference. Not much it seems! After visiting the Network Settings yet again I turned on IPv6 in the Wired Connection (Ethernet) option. This seems to have fixed the problem for me (at the moment). PS. I don't like my TV to just go into standby mode so I turn Quick Start off meaning my TV will hopefully really turn off and reset things a bit better each time I turn the TV on again.

As a work around (or another test), why don't you try connecting via WiFi only and just see what happens.

Mine is also at that internal version (6.2.0), and still working flawlessly.