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I am trying to stream and display my favorite song collections on a smart TV, all failed. I had previously used samsung s3 to connect via bluetooth, but when i used iphone x to connect, the system reported an incompatible error. Can someone tell me why the connection was not successful? Here are the songs I want to play on my TV: 

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@Bogan Silver FYI: be VERY careful clicking links on this (or ANY) forum, if you do not know exactly where they go, or if you do NOT have a good anti-virus and anti-malware program running. Some of the things I see here look VERY suspicious. DO NOT take any chances, as the other posts on here DO NOT appear to be giving you any considered/logical advice or answers, so DO NOT click the links.

Bluetooth has various connection standards/protocols, and it is a bit of a minefield for old/new device compatibility, and pairing methods, and security layers.  It may be a bit clunky and inconvenient, but you may be better off by preparing a USB stick with your songs/videos, off a laptop or PC, then plugging into your TV. The Smartshare APP and built-in player should be able to play them.

Other solutions involve DLNA servers (e.g. NAS disks, with PLEX or similar on your home network), and using LG Smartshare or PLEX TV to get them played on your TV.

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