Navigate to an app you want to move. Use the directional keys to highlight the app. Select Move. The app is now ready to move. Navigate to the spot where you want to place the app. Use the directional keys to get there. Press Select on the remote control.
The app's icon now appears at its new location. Method 3. Select Settings or Options. The option you see varies depending on your model of smart TV. If you're using the model, select Delete now. Select the app you want to delete. Several options will appear below the app's icon.
If you're using the model, select Done now. Select Delete. A confirmation message will appear. Select Delete newer models or OK older models. This removes the app from your TV. I do not have a "home" button my remote. In its place, according to your graphic, is the "menu" button. Is that the same thing? Luke Robel. Is your TV a smart TV? Not Helpful 2 Helpful 0. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.
Related wikiHows How to. Thus, it's a good idea to add apps that you use regularly to your home screen. You'll see an Add to Home button on an app's page right after you install it. To add one later, select the Settings gear at the top-right of the main Apps menu. This brings you to a page where you can see all the apps you've downloaded. Scroll down underneath one and choose Add to Home to place a shortcut to it on your main menu. You can move left and right to decide where you'd like it to go.
From this menu, you can also choose Reinstall to grab a fresh copy of the app, if it ever becomes damaged for some reason. Finally, while on the Settings page, we recommend enabling the Auto Update option in the top-right.
With this, you won't have to worry about updating apps manually. Smart TV apps don't update nearly as often as apps on your smartphone or computer, but automatic updates mean you'll have one less task to worry about. That's all it takes to install apps on your Samsung smart TV. While there's not a huge selection available, and some of the apps are poor-quality, now you know how to grab apps for services like Funimation that aren't preinstalled on your device.
The same black screen is shown. I know for a fact the version is 1. The correction today was to unplug the Samsung TV from the wall and let it do a complete reboot. In my case upgarding to version 1.
The community needs a repliable fix for this issue with the Samsung TVs. If anyone finds an answer, please post it here. Does anyone know this issue had been really resolved?
This has been very frustrating for past several months, if not more. One discrepancy is notice is that, the CBS app version in Samsung app settings said the version is 1. The App version doesn't change, even if I remove and install it multiple times. The situation is getting worse, CBS own promotion ads failed with audio, it won't get back even when the ad is dinner. I have created a ticket with Samsung to through the support page on the smart TV itself, waiting for the call back.
Once I start watching, it has no problem. I have other streaming apps, Prime, Netflix, Hulu among others. CBS is the only apps I am experiencing problems. An Accepted Solution has been marked and provided for this thread. The thread will now be locked for further replies. If you have a separate concern, feel free to post again or send one of our moderators a private message with more details.
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