To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my JVC LT-49MA875 connect to the network?
If your JVC Smart TV won't connect to the network, verify that your router’s firewall is configured to accept new devices. Refer to your router's documentation for guidance. If you're renting the router, contact your ISP. If on a private network, contact your network administrator. If you suspect incorrect setup information, reset your TV and set it up again.
What to do if Netflix.com does not cast to my JVC Smart TV?
If Netflix.com doesn't cast to your JVC Smart TV, ensure your TV is connected to your Wi-Fi network and that Chromecast built-in is set up on your mobile device, connected to the same network. Disconnect any current casting from Netflix, then try again. Disconnect from any VPN or proxy server. If you see errors like Error 16003 or 16001, try setting up and casting from another mobile device.
How to fix the missing Cast button on youtube.com player on JVC Smart TV?
If you don't see the Cast button in the youtube.com player on your JVC Smart TV, ensure your TV is connected to your Wi-Fi network, and Chromecast built-in is set up on your mobile device, connected to the same network. Disconnect from any Virtual Private Network (VPN) or proxy server, as Chromecast built-in cannot communicate over these networks.
What to do if audio and video are out of sync on JVC LT-49MA875?
If the audio and video are out of sync on your JVC Smart TV, try restarting both your TV and mobile device, then try again. Also, try decreasing the distance between your TV, router, and mobile device.
How to fix content cut off when casting on JVC LT-49MA875?
If content is cut off when casting to your JVC Smart TV, try changing the picture size on your mobile device to a lower resolution. The full screen mode is optimized for screens with 16:9 aspect ratio. To change this, go to the Cast settings page.
What to do if my JVC LT-49MA875 says “No Cast Devices Found”?
If you encounter the error message “No Cast Devices Found” on your JVC Smart TV, ensure that both your TV and mobile device are correctly set up and connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Your TV should display the Chromecast interface with its assigned name, the current time, and a photo slideshow. Try casting from the Google Home app to verify the connection or setup status. For iOS devices, enable Bluetooth during TV setup. Reboot your Wi-Fi router and TV by unplugging them, then plugging them back in. Reinstall the Google Home app. If other devices also fail to cast, the issue likely lies with your router or network. Ensure your router's firewall and antivirus software are updated and not blocking Google Chromecast connections. If renting the router, contact your ISP about firewall setti...
Essential guidelines for safe operation and handling of the TV.
Explains essential safety symbols and their meanings for user awareness.
Visual guidance on preventing hazards like electric shock, falls, and damage.
Details the built-in Chromecast feature for streaming content.
Explains 4K resolution and HDR for enhanced picture quality.
Describes the advanced surround sound technology for immersive audio.
Lists key capabilities, accessories, and technical performance metrics of the TV.
Details front panel, rear, and side input/output terminals.
Guides antenna connection and HDMI preset modes for optimal signal.
Covers base stand assembly and connecting various AV equipment.
Provides guidance and safety precautions for mounting the TV on a wall.
Explains the function of each button on the remote control.
Guides through initial setup, Wi-Fi, and mobile device integration.
Covers selecting inputs, managing channels, and adjusting audio settings.
Manages HDMI CEC features, auto power, and controlling external devices.
Sets up parental restrictions and uses the media player for photo viewing.
Common questions and solutions for Chromecast connectivity problems.
Lists common display and sound issues with inspection checks.
Regulatory compliance information regarding radio frequency interference.
Legal acknowledgments for Dolby, HDMI, DTS, and Open Source.
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