I can watch YouTubes on my PC without ads & and hinderance, but when I try to watch, them on my smart (Panasonic) TV, I'm not only interrupted by ads but it crashes out of the YouTube app completely, this can happen if I let the ads run their course or if I use the 'skip adds' sign.
Does anyone else experience this & do you think they are trying to wear me out into paying for their adds free facility?
Sadly, it looks like a case of "9 year-old TV, YouTube no longer supported". Nothing new either, according to this article: https://conversation.which.co.uk/technology/smart-tv-samsung-youtube-app/
If it's old enough to play VHS cassettes it's almost certainly too old to access the internet. I think it's only the past few years where internet access has been added - my older Panasonic BluRay recorder won't, my newer one will.
Challe, casting just displays on the TV anything that is playing on the PC, tablet, smartphone. It doesn't need to be supported by the TV. I cast photos, video, games - anything and everything.
Update on this old problem; I struggled on with crashing YouTubes, finally bit the bullet & bought the latest Panasonic TV & everything works fine.
The problem was, as Etch stated, the YouTube app could no longer be updated on an old TV - maddening, because everything else works fine on it, - modern life!
barry; I bought a firestick (thanks) but it couldn't be connected to the TV via the router because my PC doesn't have wi fi. I could have bought an add-on gadget but it all got too complicated & I sent it back. Amazon (terrific service!) refunded me without demur.
barry; You are correct, sorry. The Firestick saga was about trying to get a VPN outside of the UK. That has to come first into the PC (via a proxy server) then to the router via Wi-Fi & then to the TV.
I would have either buy an add-on Wi-Fi gismo for the PC, or buy a new PC. I gave up!
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