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can someone please me of watching and streaming content on my Samsung smart TV browser! why does it keep saying your last browser session expires on the browser can anybody tell me why is that there!
need help on samsung smart tv!
I don't have a Samsung TV, but I had a Samsung Blu-Ray DVD player and I had a similar problem whenever I tried to use their AllShare software. I called Samsung about it, and they were no help at all, so I returned the DVD player, and I bought a Sony instead, (which I love).
I tried searching Google for your problem, and I came across a few tech sites that had similar complaints, but most of them were at least a year old. However, this one looks like they found a solution. Hopefully it will help you.
This is a link to the beginning of the post where the person explains the problem. The solution is on page 2:
http://community.futureshop.ca/t5/TV...me/td-p/382668
Here's a link to the solution on page 2, with the solution posted below it (just in case the link doesn't work for you):
(The solution is in post #12 on this page)
http://community.futureshop.ca/t5/TV.../382668/page/2
Re: Why is Samsung TV browser crashing all the time?
07-05-2013 08:49 AM
I guess that I have a solution for the issue:
I hadf installed Allshare media server software in my main PC (Win 7 Pro 64 bits).
I had a Cisco Linksys router (150 Mbps plus 100 Mbps wired).
The connection of the PC and the router was wired.
Allshare server worked Ok.
The I changed to a dual band router and installed a Wifi network card in the PC. So I had two network interfaces in the PC.
The Allshare service started to crash continuously.
I tried to use other DLNA servers but they kept crashing.
Then I deactivated the Wireless interface in the PC and the Allshare service started to work OK.
When I reactivated the Wireless card the crashing started again.
Finally I created a network bridge between the two network interfaces in the PC (the wired and teh wireless) so the Allshare server could only see one interface.
So far the Allshare server has been working flawlessly for a couple of days.
I´m using the DHCP of the router for all the devices connected to my home network, which include Ipods, Ipads an other three PCs with Win 7. So far it has worked OK.
My idea is that the issue is related to having more than one network interface in the Allshare server, so the service does not know which one to use. After the interfaces had been bridged, the Allshare service only saw one network interface and the problem seems to be gone.
Any additional comments would be great.
I tried searching Google for your problem, and I came across a few tech sites that had similar complaints, but most of them were at least a year old. However, this one looks like they found a solution. Hopefully it will help you.
This is a link to the beginning of the post where the person explains the problem. The solution is on page 2:
http://community.futureshop.ca/t5/TV...me/td-p/382668
Here's a link to the solution on page 2, with the solution posted below it (just in case the link doesn't work for you):
(The solution is in post #12 on this page)
http://community.futureshop.ca/t5/TV.../382668/page/2
Re: Why is Samsung TV browser crashing all the time?
07-05-2013 08:49 AM
I guess that I have a solution for the issue:
I hadf installed Allshare media server software in my main PC (Win 7 Pro 64 bits).
I had a Cisco Linksys router (150 Mbps plus 100 Mbps wired).
The connection of the PC and the router was wired.
Allshare server worked Ok.
The I changed to a dual band router and installed a Wifi network card in the PC. So I had two network interfaces in the PC.
The Allshare service started to crash continuously.
I tried to use other DLNA servers but they kept crashing.
Then I deactivated the Wireless interface in the PC and the Allshare service started to work OK.
When I reactivated the Wireless card the crashing started again.
Finally I created a network bridge between the two network interfaces in the PC (the wired and teh wireless) so the Allshare server could only see one interface.
So far the Allshare server has been working flawlessly for a couple of days.
I´m using the DHCP of the router for all the devices connected to my home network, which include Ipods, Ipads an other three PCs with Win 7. So far it has worked OK.
My idea is that the issue is related to having more than one network interface in the Allshare server, so the service does not know which one to use. After the interfaces had been bridged, the Allshare service only saw one network interface and the problem seems to be gone.
Any additional comments would be great.
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