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LG TV is Internet blocked: Emby App asks for premiere / lags when pressing play


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My LG TV is blocked from accessing the internet but can community with my Emby server on LAN. The Emby server has internet access and a fully valid Emby premier license.

When I'm open the Emby app on the LG TV and try to hir "play" it quite often won't do anything. Like the button doesn't work.

Then after a few mins I get several times the same pop which asks me to get Emby premiere or wait 10 seconds to continue.

Seems like a bug? 

Latest Emby server and Emby LG.app.

 

Neminem
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It not a bug, the app needs to phone home to Emby to validate premiere license.

Even though your server internet access.

Neminem
Posted

But if you can allow the TV to access https://mb3admin.com

I thing that will solve your issue.

Posted
47 minutes ago, Neminem said:

But if you can allow the TV to access https://mb3admin.com

I thing that will solve your issue.

I will try but Instill think it's a bug or bad coding.

The Emby LG app should only need to connect to my local server. And that server is connecting to Emby to validate if it's a premiere license or not.

No need for the Emby LG app to do that.

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6 hours ago, Utini said:

I will try but Instill think it's a bug or bad coding.

The Emby LG app should only need to connect to my local server. And that server is connecting to Emby to validate if it's a premiere license or not.

No need for the Emby LG app to do that.

Hi.  Unfortunately, there is a need for us to do that.  The apps will need periodic access to validate.  They can survive short outages but will need to validate about once per week.

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28 minutes ago, ebr said:

Hi.  Unfortunately, there is a need for us to do that.  The apps will need periodic access to validate.  They can survive short outages but will need to validate about once per week.

Thanks for the clarification.

I don't understand why the client needs external network access. It obviously makes sense for the server but not for the client.

This could be an issue for a lot of people who don't want their smart tv on the internet due to privacy reasons as well 😕

Thanks for the workaround idea though. Haven't tested it yet.

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