How to Connect A Smart TV to the Internet using Wi-Fi, Wired Ethernet, Powerline, and More!

hey will you tell me about modeme on smart tv

WPS is not officially supported by wifi, and creates a security breech if enabled. Some routers have a QR code to connect devices with a camera, but for tv's, always connect with a secure password.

good explanation

Thank you, straight to the point! And many options, excellent

Thanks for the overview. Good insight into the options.

What is rooter...do you mean router. Rooter is smoething i use in gardening

Excellent quick run down, with options to go deeper. Thank you! Well done

My volume won’t come on my Smart TV

Too much talking

Wow! That is all that I had to do was press that WPS button!?! Thank you!!!

Can you show the wire connections between the Netflix box and Smart TV?

Can you use a ethernet cable to watch cable tv, with all the channels on cable. And can it be used with the cable cord or does the cable cord have to be disconnected from the box to the tv. And one last question cable it be used with a fire stick.

Not even finished yet, and already. I think you’re doing a good job. Good enough to get me to comment positively he made me think about some things I need to think about. Thank you very much. I’m sure I’ll find a better solution than I would have without your help.

My tv is set up using Ethernet cable. Many times, I lose connection to streaming and have to take off the power and put it back on and it’s happening a lot lately. Why is that?

What if someone is like me and not a brain surgeon and can't understand what you're talking about

Great explanation of all the options I'd never dreamt of!

Dear em facing problem to connect ethernet wire to LED TV . wifi is working but ethernet cable is not working in LED TV Wisdom Share Verson 9.0 & Ethernet Cable is working on laptop etc. can you help me how to wire cable will work. please do the needful. thanks in advance

Excellent, simple and practical, thanks

To much talk!

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I have a smart TV and a mesh system with three devices throughout the house. I have my mesh devices hardwired together since I've found that this gives me the best Wi-Fi performance. One mesh device is next to my TV. Do I simply connect/hard wire an Ethernet cable to the TV itself, the ISP box, or my receiver (the latter two devices are connected to the incoming coax cable and eventually connect to the TV)?

This focused more on internet speed than setting up the TV. Not helpful

Hello. I just want to ask, my tv only had a vga,hdmi,usb port only . Also there's no setting for internet connection on settings🥲 but it says "Android Tv" my unit is LG SCARLET

Verizon 5G home internet: I have the ASK-NCQ1338 box. I got 317 download, 20 upload. So easy, just plug in the power cord and it works. Verizon is $40/mo ($20/mo if u have unlimited cellphone plan), and I've cancelled cable. I tested 7 tvs streaming simultaneously in the evening and Speedtest said that the download speed was 177 down.
Cable internet/tv/phone bundle has been monopolizing/raping me for 20 years, and cable is unreliable, and TV picture is bad at 720P/1080i.

I have 60 devices. I have a large 2 story house 2600ft.

Any video on new snapdragon w5 ?

Maybe a video on the Android GPU inspector software? For low budget GPU programers?

All good advice - I have a 4-extender switch behind my TV which means other boxes (below the TV) like YouView and my 4K Blu-ray Player get a wired connection too - as they also have Streaming Apps on them. As some background - the BBC HD used to be 20Mbits per second and first 4K Sat Channel I got called 'LUXE was around 40 Mbs per second but these of course weren't internet delivered but by Satellite. Even so the race to get better & better encoding was on. The BBC insisted on being platform agnostic so when Freeview came HD channels got limited to just over 9Mbs (even though Satellite could handle higher) and 4K could only be sent via the internet for the most part ie Wimbledon having the Centre Court Tennis in 4K. Back to the present - I believe 4K internet services (4K Movies etc.) are now at around 15 to 18Mbs - so your 70Mbs system certainly will do the job. (sorry for the long post)

Hi Gary, you need to clarify power line adapters. The differences in the way house wiring is done between the US and the UK may affect the operation of power line adapters? In the UK we have ‘ring mains’ and generally the power line adapters need to be on rage same ring circuit. In the US houses are wired on a point to point basis?

Please remove the part of "pressing the WPS button on your router and on the tv" WPS is not recommended as it is higly insecure.
Realy the only option is typing in the Password!

Would be interesting to see a video on how to isolate all wifi smart home devices in a separate home network so they won't be able to harm computers in case they get infected with something (many smart devices have security issues and never get updated).

The real question is how to isolate a smart TV from the internet so that it wouldn't show ads and collect data?

Is three powerline connectors a thing? Or do they only come in pairs?

I would love to put ethernet cable to every room in my house but how can the average joe possibly do that?

I don't understand why would anyone use Wi-FI for something that stays in the same place for months or even years
wi-fi only makes sense on phones, laptops and some IOT devices not on a desktop computer or a TV
It's fairly easy to buy an ethernet cable, make it look good in the house and enjoy a better connection and more people should opt in to do this rather using wi-fi for everything

Very good topic. A lot of people have their smart TV only via Wi-Fi, and then wonder why Netflix streams need 10+ seconds to start.

I have the whole house wired with cat 6 gigabit ethernet. Good video sir.

Gary gets it. Get it Gary!

I’ve had good results from Ethernet over power line. Where coaxial cable exists, MoCA can be a good solution.

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THANK YOU GARY FOR ALWAYS HAVING GREAT VIDEOS! STAY SAFE AND CAREFUL!

Practically, are WiFi-extender & AP are two different things ? or they're marketed differently as their ?