Can my LG 37/LC2RR stream Netflix? - LG Televison & Video

Blu-ray players stream the same HD video as other Netflix-ready devices. Netflix streaming video works with several Blu-ray player brands -- including LG, Magnavox, Panasonic, Philips, Samsung, Sharp, Sony, Toshiba and others -- and any Blu-ray device plays Blu-ray discs from Netflix.

Look in setting and look for format they have built in hard drive. Some you have to delete some streamed movies that install automatically.

You need the netflix app on the tv or a device that is hooked to the tv to be able to stream netflix. You also need a subscription to netflix to do so.

NETFLIX- CANNOT STREAM TITLES
Streaming difficulties are often the result of a low network connection speed. If you experience poor quality video, or videos have to stop and buffer frequently then the bandwidth of the home network may be insufficient. Network ready televisions will scan the available bandwidth and adjust the quality of the video so that it is presented without interruption.
[img alt="" align="middle" src="http://faq.scs.lge.com/common/FileDownload.do?fileId=BD_N-1335350824562" width="710" height="9"> Does this happen with all titles or only one? If this occurs with only one title, the stream could temporarily be down or experiencing an issue and will need to be reported to Netflix.
If this happens with all titles, check your network settings first.
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Unplug the power cable to both the modem and the router for 15-20 seconds.
Connect the power cable back to the modem, then the router.

The modem must be connected first unless you are using a router/modem combo unit.

If the problem continues after the network reset, perform the steps below.
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Press the Home/Menu/Setup button on the LG remote.
Choose Setup.
Select Network.
Access Netflix.
Select Netflix Deactivation.To reactivate Netflix you will simply log back into your Netflix account.

On your television, go to Menu, then Source, and then select the Direct TV or Net Streaming device ("Set-Top Box" will be the description more than likely) , or HDMI #1, #2, etc until you figure out which source is for which device.

Trial and Error, but in the Source Menu

If this unit has a network connection then it is able to stream netflix, youtube etc.

netflix uses silverlight as it player need to see if you blue ray can receive and play silver light might be incompatible
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The problem can be the memory inside the player, but is more likely the internet download speed you've chosen for your service. It should be at least a 20 gig download speed. You'll also want to make sure your router/wi-fi hub is capable of the higher download speeds as well. I had 7 gig download initially and had the same problem. By upgrading the router and the download speed with my internet provider, it immediately fixed the problem. Try watching Netflix on your computer, and my guess is you'll have the same problem with buffering Netflix streaming on it as well. That will let you know it's the internet speed, not your blu-ray player.

The LG 42LG30 is not a web-enabled system. You will need an intermediate box or computer to stream Netflix. Roku is a good option unless you have an Xbox 360 or a WII. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks.