How do I disable TruMotion for the Netflix app? I'm answering my own question. The answer is a bit of a hack.1. Go to the All Apps page and open the Settings app.2. Start Netflix or your other app.3. Hold the Home button on the remote until the application switcher appears.4. Switch to the Settings app and use it to disable TruMotion.5. Press the Back button on the remote until the Settings app is closed. How do I disable TruMotion for the Netflix app? I'm answering my own question. The answer is a bit of a hack.1. Go to the All Apps page and open the Settings app. » Read More How do I disable TruMotion for the Netflix app? I'm answering my own question. The answer is a bit of a hack.1. Go to the All Apps page and open the Settings app.2. Start Netflix or your other app.3. Hold the Home button on the remote until the application switcher appears.4. Switch to the Settings app and use it to disable TruMotion.5. Press the Back button on the remote until the Settings app is closed. « Show Less
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If you cant acccess the Trumotion settings - press Qmenu on the remote when you are in the app.
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This is easily disabled by going through the mamenu. If you need support in doing this, you may call LG at 1800-243-0000.
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Hi there! Yes, there is a netflix button on the remote. I love it!There is also an Amazon Video button too if you have that service!
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MY PROBLEM EXACTLY. I even deactivated netflix and activated it again (got a different code this time, since I am 99% sure my first one began with an Z and this one did not). I also reset to fatory defaults, and no luck either. I was on the phone with Amazon's "help" and it was totally useless. All they would do is read the same webpage over and over again to me. I am convinced the guy on the other end didn't even know what video demand was (from the questions I asked).
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This model and mine run the same Droid OS. First, you must have an ACTIVE Netflix account to use it. Once the app is installed you still have to LOG IN with your information.I sideloaded (downloaded and installed the app through another app) the Netflix app onto mine. I think I got mine through GetJar which should already be on your tablet. Or try the Google e-reader app which has other apps in it. Once it has 'successfully' downloaded and installed it should work, IF you have an active Netflix account. Mine works perfectly on both my Kyros and Kindle Fire HD.
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I own an, "Insignia," model Blu Ray player, that I stream Netflix on. And it has the SUBTITLE option in its' settings, and a SUBTITLE button on the remote. Yet when I try using it while watching Netflix, even on a show that I am told has Closed Caption, like, "Mad Men," all I get is that NO CAN DO, little red circle, with that diagonal line. So I just do not get it???!!!
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Shyam, make sure you've downloaded the latest update for this tablet. There was a Netflix issue with the original firmware that has been fixed. If you've already updated just check every volume control everywhere... especially Netflix itself to make sure the volume isn't muted.
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Not sure. I wasn't aware that there was in app volume control for Netflix. I have programmed the control to my T.V., so I just adjust the volume on my T.V. as needed. The control has all of the buttons your PS3 control has and then some to do things such as slow motion or bookmarks, ect. in one touch of a button. However it does not have the joysticks but it does have the "R3" and "L3" buttons. It also can be programmed to your amp as well. You can also change the audio and subtitle settings at the touch of a button. I hope this helps.
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The remote works fine, but there is an inherent hesitation for everything you do. It works great on Blu-ray, but I noticed that when I am using Netflix, sometimes the machine just hangs-up and stops working altogether, and I have to basically "reboot" it by turning it off and then back on. It has it's hicups, but for the money I guess it isn't too bad a machine. It is just a little aggravating sometimes. But if you buy one and have trouble with it, I discovered a trick to get it to update correctly. This takes care of most of the problems these machines have (I have 3 of them). If you buy one send me another message through Amazon and I will help you with it if you want. The remote works fine, but there is an inherent hesitation for everything you do. It works great on Blu-ray, but I noticed that when I am using Netflix, sometimes the machine just hangs-up and stops working altogether, and I have to basically "reboot" it by turning it off and then back on. It has it's hicups, but for the money I guess it isn't too bad a machine. It is just a little aggravating sometimes. But if you buy one and have trouble with it, I discovered a trick to get it to update correctly. This takes care of most of the problems these machines have (I have 3 of them). If... » Read More The remote works fine, but there is an inherent hesitation for everything you do. It works great on Blu-ray, but I noticed that when I am using Netflix, sometimes the machine just hangs-up and stops working altogether, and I have to basically "reboot" it by turning it off and then back on. It has it's hicups, but for the money I guess it isn't too bad a machine. It is just a little aggravating sometimes. But if you buy one and have trouble with it, I discovered a trick to get it to update correctly. This takes care of most of the problems these machines have (I have 3 of them). If you buy one send me another message through Amazon and I will help you with it if you want. « Show Less
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On the remote there is a "format" button which works when watching dvd etc.,when watching netflix you have to quit netflix and open netflix again-netflix causes format change when switching from some tv shows to fullscreen movies.
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Hi,Netflix version 1.8.1 works. Here you can find a link:http://www.rikomagic.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t;=881&sid;=45bd9f40a2f412f2e8c1eb77e09c870f&start;=10
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if you have a account, just download the netflix free app and log in. Also if you have a HDMI input on your TV Google Chromecast is a good investment as you can stream to the tv and use the tab as your remote
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Yeah - in the recent redesign of the website there is no longer any mention or screenshot of Netflix support. I can only imagine this means it has been dropped. (If not, they need to fire their marketing manager for not putting Netflix front and center on the website.) This is a real disappointment. I read a rumor that Xbox has an exclusive for embedded players - thus the need for discs on PS3 and Wii. Not sure if that is true, but it could explain the situation here. Roku was likely an exception.
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Netflix app does not provide cc functionality. I use my blu ray player's netflix app if I need cc on.
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TruMotion cannot be turned off. However, it is factory set to a low output level, so the effect is minimal.
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"your bd player's netflix keys have been hacked" and it said I could no longer play Netflix movies on my player. So I'm going to just post how I fixed it since the answers were spread out on this thread. I can't say each step is necessary, but it worked. I have the newest firmware.Got same problem. Upgrade firmware and found this solution online that worked for me:1. Deactivated the player at Netflix's website. Under "Your Account" ...2. Hard reset by pressing fast-forward on the player for five seconds with no disc.3. Attempt to play a Netflix movie (red "A" button on main screen).4. Perform the regular activation process for Netflix.5. Reenter Time Zone, Time, etc. settings in player. "your bd player's netflix keys have been hacked" and it said I could no longer play Netflix movies on my player. So I'm going to just post how I fixed it since the answers were spread out on this thread. I can't say each step is necessary, but it worked. I have the newest firmware.Got same problem. Upgrade firmware and found this solution online that worked for me:1. Deactivated the player at Netflix's website. Under "Your Account" ...2. Hard reset by pressing fast-forward on the player for five seconds with no disc.3. Attempt to play a Netflix... » Read More "your bd player's netflix keys have been hacked" and it said I could no longer play Netflix movies on my player. So I'm going to just post how I fixed it since the answers were spread out on this thread. I can't say each step is necessary, but it worked. I have the newest firmware.Got same problem. Upgrade firmware and found this solution online that worked for me:1. Deactivated the player at Netflix's website. Under "Your Account" ...2. Hard reset by pressing fast-forward on the player for five seconds with no disc.3. Attempt to play a Netflix movie (red "A" button on main screen).4. Perform the regular activation process for Netflix.5. Reenter Time Zone, Time, etc. settings in player. « Show Less
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On my only shows once when I first turn on afterwards it does not show up so I never worried about turning off. One thing that it might work (but then it will turn off the capability to contact Netflix or any internet site is on Settings turn off Network feature) you will only be able to play your Blu-Ray or DVDs. If this is your case then this might resolve the AD issue but if you need to contact Netflix, Amazon that would not work. Good luck
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Okay, I know it sounds crazy, but this is what worked for me on my Panasonic Blu-Ray player. Maybe it'll work on a TV too. I was having the same problem. All of a sudden, Netflix stopped working after months of wonderful streaming. Nothing would work. The I found this somewhere online - you need to deactivate your netflix account on the blu-ray player. To get to this option: after you get your error message, instead of "try again" or "back" do this: on your remote hit: Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up. I kid you not. It takes you to the deactivate screen. Hit deactivate. You might have to do it once or twice (I had to do it twice). Then I was prompted to re-login to my Netflix account, and then it worked again! I know it sounds ridiculous, but apparently the programmers at Netflix have a sense of humor...