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In the video, Benny from Swamp Starter provides multiple methods to access Crunchyroll on a Samsung TV, which no longer supports the app. He begins with the use of streaming devices such as Chromecast, Fire Sticks, Rokus, and Apple TVs for their ease and affordability. He demonstrates with a Fire Stick and explains how to use it. Another option involves screen mirroring from a smartphone, requiring both devices to be on the same Wi-Fi network, with specific instructions for iPhone users to enable AirPlay.
Further methods include connecting a laptop or PC via an HDMI cable and using gaming consoles like Xbox or PlayStation, while acknowledging mixed reviews on their performance. The presenter also discusses third-party apps available in the Samsung TV's app section, like Web Video Caster, despite potential bugs and dependencies on developer updates.
Lastly, using a web browser on the smart TV is mentioned but discouraged due to poor navigation. He invites viewers to share any additional methods they might know in the comments.
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In this part of the video, Benny from Swamp Starter discusses four ways to get Crunchyroll on a Samsung TV, despite Samsung no longer supporting the app. He hints at a bonus fifth way if viewers stick to the end. He begins by recommending the use of streaming sticks or dongles, such as Chromecast, Fire Sticks, Rokus, and Apple TVs. He notes these are inexpensive and easy solutions, and he demonstrates using a Fire Stick to access Crunchyroll, showing how to change the TV source and download the app from the store. The second method involves using a smartphone to screen mirror Crunchyroll to the Samsung TV, explaining that this requires both the phone and TV to be on the same Wi-Fi network. He highlights different names for mirroring across various phone brands and demonstrates enabling AirPlay on his Samsung TV for iPhone users.
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In this segment, the presenter demonstrates various ways to stream Crunchyroll on a Samsung TV. They begin with using AirPlay from an iPhone, highlighting the need to ensure connectivity settings, such as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. They then explain streaming limitations, like the inability to use the phone during casting and the necessity to keep it charged for longer viewing.
Next, they show how to connect a laptop or PC using an HDMI cable, noting it as a reliable method and providing tips on selecting the correct input source on the TV.
The third method involves using a gaming console, such as an Xbox or PlayStation, to download and run the Crunchyroll app, though they mention mixed reviews on its performance.
Finally, they suggest searching for third-party apps in the Samsung TV’s app section, like Web Video Caster, to allow casting from a phone or computer directly to the TV.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the downside of using a third-party app, noting that any bugs or updates depend on the developer. Despite this, the recent reviews are positive. The speaker recommends following a comprehensive video tutorial for setup, which is well-produced and available at the top. They also mention another method—using a web browser on a smart TV—but advise against it due to poor navigation experience. The speaker concludes by inviting viewers to suggest any other methods in the comments.