At 1:18:15 into the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k91yNuWl1eY&t=78m15s If you are on a desktop don't forget to make use of the 2x playback speed feature.
Just bought a Sony x900e and I can't get Hulu to load more than a couple of episodes of any show without getting this error. Interestingly, I have 2 Nexus Players and they do the same thing. I intially thought it was just a Nexus Player problem (it is older hardware now), and was really hoping the TV would be free of the issue, but nope. It actually seems worse! I have outstanding internet speeds, the TV is hardwired to my main Google WiFi puck. I also use the Google WiFi software to prioritize any of my streaming devices. This has also been a problem with two different ISPs (Cox 300 mbps service and now AT&T Fiber). Netflix, Amazon, Google Play Movies all load 4k content instantly and reliably, it is literally only Hulu on Android TV devices (same behavior is true for my Nexus Players). I've read that Hulu doesn't tend to the Android TV app because of a perceived lack of users. I was planning on buying a Nvidia Shield, but if this is true for all Android TV devices, I'll have to look elsewhere. I've considered buying a Roku just to see if it is any different. Anyone else having this problem?
Additional info: I've tried all the usual problem solving tricks, uninstalling/reinstalling, clearing app cache (seems to help, but very briefly), reinitializing the app via website, factory resetting devices, chatting with Hulu support, etc. Nothing helps! Just wanted to see if anyone had any other suggestions/insight. Thanks in advance!
So this link was posted and almost immediately removed.
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The beginning says:
"Given the downright deluge of news over the past couple of weeks, one has to wonder what, precisely, Google isn keeping up its sleeve for I/O. The big event doesn’t kick off until tomorrow morning, but the company just dropped another interesting announcement: JBL Link Bar.
Created in partnership with Google, the living room entertainment device plugs into a set via HDMI, delivering Assistant and Android TV, in the process. It’s a interesting addition to Google’s smart home offerings, a bit like building a Chromecast directly into the soundbar. It’s a way to deliver the new version of Android TV introduced with Oreo, without having to upgrade the set.
The addition of Assistant, meanwhile, comes as Google is looking to compete with the living room footprint Amazon has built by way of the Fire TV. Saying “Hey Google” will fire up the usual array of video content, and when the set is off, the sound bar an double as a Google Home.
According to Google, this is “the first in a series of hybrid devices that delivers a full Assistant speaker and Android TV experience.” So we may be seeing more of those this week at I/O, along with the Link Bar, which will be on display at the event. The speaker’s set to hit stores at some point this fall, for a still TBD price."
Other than HopWatch (which costs money and I don't know how good), is there any other alternative Reddit viewer for Android TV?
I mainly wanted to watch GIFs, pictures, and some videos. It would be nice if the picture shows up as slider gallery.
Or is there anyone would like to develop a new app? I am happy to pay for your time.
I found an open source. But I think this one is outdated not maintained anymore? Can anyone make use of it?
If you would like to develop a new app, please contact me. Thanks.
