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Fixing YouTube playback errors on Samsung Smart TV can be a little bit challenging but following these steps can help you get back to streaming in no time.
4. Reinstall YouTube TV
If issues persist, try reinstalling the app:
5. Adjusting Video Quality Settings
Buffering and playback errors may occur when you set the video quality high, especially if your network is not fast enough. This can be solved by lowering the video quality :
You need to make sure that your Samsung Smart TV model works with the latest version of YouTube TV App. Some older models may experience problems when updated with more recent app versions. You can check the compatibility list on YouTube TV’s support webpage.
7. Disable VPN or Proxy
If you are using VPN or proxy, it could cause interruptions while playing back due to their interference in network system. You can try these:
5. Adjust Video Quality Settings
High video quality settings can sometimes lead to buffering and playback errors, especially if your internet connection isn't fast enough. Lowering the video quality can help:
6. Check for Device Compatibility
Ensure that your Samsung Smart TV model is compatible with the latest version of the YouTube TV app. Some older models might face issues with newer app updates. Check the compatibility list on the YouTube TV support website.
7. Disable VPN or Proxy
If you’re using a VPN or proxy, it might be causing playback errors due to network interference. Try disabling these services:
- Update Your Samsung Smart TV
- Settings: Go to the settings menu using your remote control.
- Support: Find software update under support section and click on it.
- Update Now: Choose update now and follow the prompts to install the latest software.
- Check Your Internet Connection
- Restart Your Router: Turn off your router for a few seconds, then turn it back on.
- Use Ethernet: Connect securely to the router through an ethernet cable with internet access.
- Test Speed: Use your TV’s built-in network test function to measure speed of connection per second.
- Clear Cache and App Data
- Settings– Go through settings menu from start
- Apps– Look out for YouTube TV under apps section
- Clear Cache– Select clear cache and data option
4. Reinstall YouTube TV
If issues persist, try reinstalling the app:
- Uninstall the App: Remove the YouTube TV app from your Samsung Smart TV.
- Restart Your TV: Turn off your TV, then turn it back on.
- Reinstall the App: Download and install the YouTube TV app from the app store.
5. Adjusting Video Quality Settings
Buffering and playback errors may occur when you set the video quality high, especially if your network is not fast enough. This can be solved by lowering the video quality :
- Open YouTube TV: Visit the Samsung Smart TV app.
- Settings: Go to the settings in the app.
- Adjust Quality: Choose a lower video quality and see if it fixes that error related to playback.
You need to make sure that your Samsung Smart TV model works with the latest version of YouTube TV App. Some older models may experience problems when updated with more recent app versions. You can check the compatibility list on YouTube TV’s support webpage.
7. Disable VPN or Proxy
If you are using VPN or proxy, it could cause interruptions while playing back due to their interference in network system. You can try these:
- Settings: Open Network Settings on your television.
- Disable VPN/Proxy: Turn off any of the VPN or proxy settings and check whether playback error still occurs.
5. Adjust Video Quality Settings
High video quality settings can sometimes lead to buffering and playback errors, especially if your internet connection isn't fast enough. Lowering the video quality can help:
- Open YouTube TV: Go to the app on your Samsung Smart TV.
- Settings: Navigate to the settings menu within the app.
- Adjust Quality: Select a lower video quality setting and check if the playback error is resolved.
6. Check for Device Compatibility
Ensure that your Samsung Smart TV model is compatible with the latest version of the YouTube TV app. Some older models might face issues with newer app updates. Check the compatibility list on the YouTube TV support website.
7. Disable VPN or Proxy
If you’re using a VPN or proxy, it might be causing playback errors due to network interference. Try disabling these services:
- Settings: Navigate to your TV’s network settings.
- Disable VPN/Proxy: Turn off any VPN or proxy settings and check if the playback error persists.