I have an Orion TV that I bought in 2010 and I want to have YouTube, Netflix etc. Yesterday I bought a basic TV with built-in fire TV, but I couldn't find any channels. That's why I decided to just buy an Apple TV. My Orion TV has an hmdi "connection point" (even 3). So: my Orion has no internet.
Counter question: Why all the trouble if you can use youtube on your mobile phone, junnggeee
Yes will work. Would be cheese if not.
Yep, who doesn't want to constantly watch their content on a mini screen?
The Grundig TV also only finds channels when it is connected to satellite, cable TV or DVB-T2, and Netflix only when it is connected to the Internet.
What type of reception path do you have, and is the Grundig connected to the Internet?
If the TV is connected to a reseaver or directly to a TV cable, it should also find a transmitter.
In order to use Fire TV, you must of course connect your TV to the internet. Apple TV is no different.
Who also expects YouTube and Netflix to only work with the Internet.
My TV is connected to the internet. And I'm always looking for with the satellite. I have the cable that sends the signal from the satellite to a television, plugged in at the bottom (there's satelit). Nevertheless, it didn't find any stations.
What do you think? Of course I know that you have to log in to youtube and Netflix internet and to your Amazon account.
I'm only referring to the answer.
Did you also use the Sattuner to search for stations via Astra 19.2 ° East?
You have to choose the right tuner first, because Sat DTV or DVB-S.
If you are receiving via a house distributor, you must also select Unicable in the settings for LNB.
I used Türksat 42.0, and thanks will change that in the settings.
