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I was excited to know LG TV support Bluetooth wireless because that's something I want for bedroom TV. Then I disappointed to find out it only works with LG headphones. ARC is another thing, only works with LG speaker. I will never buy another LG TV.

I give up buying LG and switch to TCL TV because of Roku. If WebOS has as many apps as Roku and they keep maintain older version of WebOS then I would go back to LG. TV isn't something people replace every other year like smart phones. So, it's important for LG to keep WebOS 1 with firmware updates and adding new app to it. LG smart phones isn't that successful with Android, what makes you think it can be successful with an OS that already failed twice with two different owners. Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

YouTube TV shows support LG smart TVs (2016 & 2017). So older TV's are out of luck. Looks like Roku TV has the best support. It has virtually all the apps.

Any chance they will add YouTube TV app to WebOS 1? Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

It only work with LG bluetooth headphones 😞😞

3D content providers are dying. Only thing left is from Blue-ray.

try do delete the app and install in again.

You can buy an Amazon Fire TV Stick. It has the HBO app. P.S. One more option is to play HBO Go on your Android device then Chromecast to your TV.

I'm not sure why you have such problem. In general, if you streaming, it's best to use wire. WiFi may have enough bandwidth but it bandwidth is not a constant bandwidth. Wireless is VERY sensitive to inference of things surrounding. Even when someone walk by may be effective. It may not happen often depend on your environment but you don't want your show to stop and buffer at the climate moment. I used to have the opposite problem. I have Comcast and they do have data cap. 4K use a lot more data than HD but I can't find a way to downgrade 4K show to HD. But now Comcast allow me to pay extra to get unlimited plan.

I try to attach a picture to show you here but it doesn't let me... I don't use NAS. I use Serviio running on my PC. The software is free and I already have a PC. It's much cheaper than go by a NAS. You can easily add more hard drive to PC if needed where NAS is only limited to the space. You don't need a powerful PC neither. Setting up is very straight forward. You just add the folders where your media files are. From the TV, under SmartShare, Device, you will see Serviio and drill down to your contents...