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2 minutes ago, Mo Jo said:

Hmmm my brother in law has and LG tv with web OS it’s about 3 years old and mint movies works perfectly so not sure why it all works on his, maybe he has older firmware

That might be the answer, but without model & software versions of either TV it is hard to tell.  In the case of one of the available players in Mint Movies it is Adobe Flash based which will definitely not work in webOS's browser.

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