After you’ve disabled it, the first time you go to play a video, you will get a popup asking if you want to enable it. The good news is you know how to easily find it to fix Plex Android TV playback issues. Unfortunately, if you update the app, it will likely re-enable so you’ll have to disable it again if you have issues.
There are plenty of threads on the Plex forums with users complaining about this. So I started to mess around with the settings.Īfter toggling a few options off (or on) and trying again, only to get the above error message, one setting - turning the Enable new video player setting to OFF - worked! As it turns out, Plex is testing a new video player interface but is enabling it by default. I checked to make sure I had the lastest version of the Plex app, which, according to the Google Play Store, was the case. I tried a couple of Plex’s streaming titles and received the same message as well. Google TV users get even more channels and shows and movies at the forefront, and advertising dollars continue to change hands in a world in which subscription-based services worry more about churn than anything else.In fact, I was even getting the same message when I try to play the trailer for said video.
Fox’s Tubi is above 64 million.Īnd that’s really what all this is about. Paramount’s Pluto TV was closing in on 89 million monthly active users at the end of 2022. The aforementioned services are in the “FAST” space - that’s an industry acronym that means Free ad-supported streaming TV. The inclusion of Tubi and Pluto means that two of the major broadcasters (Fox and Paramount, respectively) have a foothold in Google’s hardware and that many more eyeballs will see their advertising.Īnd the space is huge.
It’s basically what you get with The Roku Channel on Roku devices, or on the Live tab on Amazon Fire TV. This kind of platform-level integration of free channels (even across multiple providers) isn’t exactly new. Plus, you can save your ‘Favorites’ to the top of your guide for quick and easy access next time.” “Whether you’re in the mood for true crime, classic TV reruns or your favorite cooking show, we’ve got you covered. “The new TV guide brings all your new free TV channels together and organizes them for easier and faster browsing,” writes Google’s Nick Staubach.
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