After you've created your account, you have a huge selection of titles to choose from. Start by choosing either the television shows or movies tab, and then tap on the genre drop-down menu. Television shows have 22 genres and movies have 20,all in alphabetical order and ranging from anime to documentaries, to mysteries and stand-up comedy and thrillers. Tap on a title and you'll see a brief synopsis, along with the names of the director and cast, rating, and run time.
A cool feature that Netflix has is that it remembers what you watch. If you're unsure about watching something new, it gives you a rating of whether or not the title will be a good match. From here, you can add to 'My List' to watch later, rate the title after you've finished it, and even download it for offline viewing! To download, just tap the arrow icon and a progress wheel will let you know how far along the download is. Then, from the options menu at the top left, tap 'My Downloads' for easy access.
To remove items from your downloads, just press and hold the thumbnail. If you'd like to skip the guesswork of finding a show and hoping that it's available for download, there's a spot for all of the applicable titles in the left hand menu. Strangely enough, 'My List' isn't available in any menu.
To access it, you'll just have to scroll down the page until the sliding menu appears. Fortunately, it's usually the third or fourth menu from the top. Whether these alternatives are better depends on the user. There are many other popular streaming platforms like Hulu and HBO Go, and they all have their advantages. Hulu has a larger variety of television shows; they are usually added to the service immediately after airing live. HBO Go has a number of movies, which are more critically acclaimed than the other two media-services providers.
The one thing that Netflix has that keeps it at the top is the fact that it has no commercials. Just this feature alone is critical to many viewers. Netflix also adds full seasons of television shows in one sweep, so that you can binge on your favorite series.
For more information or help with these settings, go to the Google Help Center. Clear the Play Store cache. Open the Settings app. Try finding the Netflix app again. Check your Android version. These steps may vary by version or manufacturer. If you can't find your Android version, contact your device's manufacturer for help. Install the app directly from Netflix. You must be using a device running an Android version between 4.
Rooted or uncertified Android devices can't download the Netflix app from the Play Store and Netflix may not work properly. After you've installed the app, follow steps 1 through 4 again to change your setting back. Check your iOS version. To check the version: Go to Settings. Scroll down and select General. Select About. Your version number will be listed next to Version.
If your iOS is Change or turn off restrictions. Once you see this screen click on the Install button in the lower right-hand corner. Once it completes, you can exit this screen and go back to your home screen. After the installation, Netflix will appear in your App Drawer or All Apps screen, depending on your device. I tried this process on two different devices. Tim Wells got his first computer at the age of ten and hasn't stopped tinkering ever since.
After discovering Android TV boxes in , he created a popular Android PC Review website and guided it to over 8 million pageviews before stepping away in After a brief hiatus from the industry he's back at the helm of AndroidTVNews. When he's not writing, he spends as much time as he can with his beautiful wife and his bulldog.
But if you're like me, you always want a little more speed, right? Then this article is for you. Skip to content Netflix has always done things a bit differently when it comes to Android TV devices.
Depending on what Android TV you have, you may have seen an error message like this.
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