I’ve been experiencing a frustrating issue with my Philips Smart TV ever since I bought it. Whenever I watch anything on the YouTube.com app, the video freezes exactly at the 15-minute mark and displays a “Loading…” message that never resolves. This happens every single time, without fail, making it impossible to enjoy any content longer than a few minutes.
I contacted my internet provider, and they confirmed that there are no connectivity issues on their end. I also have two smartphones and a Grundig TV connected to the same Wi-Fi network, and none of them have this issue—only the Philips TV does. So the problem clearly lies with the TV itself, not with my connection.
I reached out to Philips customer support, and they said the TV wasn't updating itself properly. I then took the TV to an authorized service center, where they claimed to have installed a software update. But despite their intervention, the exact same problem persists. I still can’t stream YouTube without it freezing after 15 minutes.
I’ve been using my Philips Smart TV without any issues until recently. Now, whenever I try to connect it to Wi-Fi, I keep getting an error message that makes no sense and wasn’t there before. There were no setting changes, no software updates—nothing—yet the TV refuses to connect to any wireless net...
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