Smart TVs can open and play many different media file formats. However, not all Smart TVs can play all types of media files. Most Smart TVs can directly play media files such as MP4, MP3, and MKV. However, some formats such as VOB and ISO may need you to install a media player such as …
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Smart TVs have come a long way and are now in almost every home. One of the main appeals of a Smart TV is the ability to stream videos and other online content through apps like Netflix and YouTube. However, some people may still prefer to use cable. You can watch cable TV on your …
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Smart TVs have become central to consumers’ daily routines. As consumer habits evolve, so do marketing strategies. Marketers are increasingly using Smart TVs to accurately target their audience with unskippable trackable ads. Free to air channels generate revenue through ads. TV manufacturers and streaming services also gain additional revenue through sales of ad space. Nonetheless, …
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Smart TVs have in-built Wi-Fi connectivity designed to wirelessly connect to mobile hotspots and broadband routers. Without an internet connection, your Smart TV can’t access streaming services and other internet-related services. If you’re using a hotspot to connect the Smart TV to the internet, there are several problems that can possibly interfere with the connection. …
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It’s been several decades since the time when the only option for controlling a TV was to walk up to it and physically turn a dial or press a button. Today’s technology offers many different ways to connect to and control your Smart TV even when you’re in a different room or outdoors. The options …
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In the last five years, Smart TVs have seen a growing surge in popularity, and sales of Smart TV units have steadily grown. Unfortunately, this growing popularity has been accompanied by an increase in Smart TV thefts, especially thefts conducted in home burglaries. To protect your TV from being stolen there are a variety of …
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Whenever you connect any device to the internet through your broadband router, it immediately and automatically acquires an Internet Protocol (IP) address. This is a series of numbers that identify your device as part of your network. Your Smart TV has an IP address so internet servers can send the resources you want to access …
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Smart TVs are wonderful entertainment features in most homes. However, because of their great demand, Smart TVs are also a target of home burglaries. They are easily sold and light to carry. Fortunately, there are certain methods you can use to secure your TV and discover the whereabouts of your stolen set and lead authorities …
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The TV and movie industries seem to be shifting viewers towards systems for only streaming or time-shifting. However, there are still options for downloading movies to watch offline or sharing with others. Most of the best streaming apps allow you to legally download movies to a limited number of devices. However, Smart TVs have low …
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A new Smart TV can be a costly investment. So, you want to make sure it will last long and perform reasonably well during its lifespan. According to established manufacturers, the useful lifespan of a Smart TV should be between 40,000 and 100,000 hours at maximum settings. While this makes up to 34 years of …
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