

This is a normal occurrence with usage over time. These tiny spots are usually due to dust specks

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If the above does not work, you can do a Reset and it should resolve the issue.ĪURO Factory Reset (Do not update Netflix/Youtube)
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Please ensure that your Wi-Fi is showing at full 4-bar signal on the projector Home Screen to allow Netflix to stream and load the usual video resolution. This is not display issue of the projector.įor AURO, go to Settings - Apps - Netflix - Disable - Enable.įor RAY, go to Settings - Application Settings - Netflix - Clear data Hence, a slower network may result in the video being streamed at a lower resolution. This is likely Wi-Fi related as Netflix will auto-stream at a resolution depending on the Wi-Fi connection. Make sure it is showing full 4-bar signal on the projector Home Screen and shows “Excellent” & “Connected”. On the projector home screen (for AURO), click "Reset" icon and "Network Settings Reset".ĥ. On the projector, switch off the direct power supply and switch on againĤ. Restart your modem + router to help connect again as the projector is a new deviceģ. Make sure the projector is near your router (at least during first-time setup)Ģ. In this case, you may wish to try the following to improve the connection:ġ. Occasional lagging is sometimes due to intermittent telco Wi-Fi signals with the projector. For information, 5Ghz does not mean ‘better’, both bands serve different purposes – a 2.4GHz connection has wider coverage area at lower speed, while 5GHz travels at faster speed but smaller coverage area. Note: If the Wi-Fi signal itself is weak, even the basic 2.4Ghz network will be slow and 5Ghz won’t be detected at all.

Nevertheless, there should be no issue streaming content with 2.4Ghz network as long as the signal is strong.
