It’s the time of year when family and loved ones gather around the fireplace for the holidays. What? You don’t have a fireplace? Well, how about the next best thing? Netflix, once again is offering “Fireplace for Your Home” on their streaming services once again this year.
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If you are using Google Chrome to watch a show on Netflix and receive error that says “Whoops,. something went wrong… Missing Component. Error code M7357-1003“, give these steps a try to fix the issue.
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One of my favorite features is the ability to enable Netflix to auto-play the next episode when a a TV show episode finishes. It’s great for people who have unlimited Internet access, but if you have a bandwidth limit, or fall asleep to watching Netflix shows, you may not want episodes playing all night. Here’s how to turn off the auto play next episode feature.
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I recently noticed that Season 2 of Downton Abbey was recently added to Amazon Prime Video. I had been waiting to watch the series on Netflix Instant for a while.
After deciding to sit down and start season 2, I noticed the title said “Original UK Version”. UK Version? Is there a difference between the US and UK version?
Watching Netflix Instant can quickly use up your monthly Internet bandwidth allocation. Fortunately, Netflix provides customers the ability to adjust the video quality so that you don’t exceed your limit. We cover the steps here in this tutorial.
If your Amazon Fire TV is laggy or freezing, it may be time to perform a reset. A reset will clear all memory and usually solves any problems you are experiencing with the device. You can reset the Fire TV Stick, Toshiba, Insignia, and box models using these steps.
You won’t find the Kodi app in the Amazon Fire TV appstore. You’ll have to use a sideloading method to add it. Here are the easiest steps to install Kodi on Fire TV stick, box, and other models.
If you ever want to cast the screen of your Android device to your TV, you can do it via the Roku TV, Ultra, Premier, 4, 3, or Streaming Stick using these steps.
