Two solutions:
1. Don't do it.
2. Return your TV as unsuited for (your) use.
3. Ask the club to provide an app for your TV. If Netflix can, why shouldn't they be able to do it? If this is the usual football club owned by a billionaire, they certainly can pay for it.
Browsers on a TV can't be compared to Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer and Bing.
Brand new LG OLED 55B6P (4 weeks old). Decided to listen to a match audio streamed live via the clubs website.
Opened Internet Browser, got to web page, logged in, found stream, started it and sat back to listen.
All good for 3 or 4 minutes then the TV just shut down, I mean powered down completely.
Switched back on, tried again, and sure enough 4 minutes or so later, same thing.
Same thing again 4 days later.
Contacted Geek Squad (yeah we bought the extended warranty) and was told by their tech this is common with these smart TVs, they are not made to stream live audio or video via their web browser, then he went on to explain about not having the correct plug-ins.
Weird I thought, it worked for 3 or 4 minutes each time, so wouldn't it NOT have worked at all if it required a plug-in?
Come on LG, spill the beans, does your browser really act like a real browser and play content or is it just a simple web page browser only? And why did it play for that short amount of time before it decided to shut down, and why DID it shut down completely and not just shut the browser off?
Not totally impressed at this stage, I took some convincing to move from my trusted Sony Bravo into getting this LG, but that conviction is somewhat eroded at this point.
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