> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wannaflix.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wannaflix.net/installation-guides/smarttv-media-player/smartdns/smarttvs/lg-tvs.md).

# LG TVs

## Register your IP address and choose your prefered Netflix region

1. Login to your client area (<https://wannaflix.com/clientarea.php>)
2. Click on your active SmartDNS subscription
3. Select your prefered Netflix region and click "Update"

{% hint style="warning" %}
You will have to re-submit your IP address each time it changes (router reboots, new location, etc.)
{% endhint %}

## How to Setup LG TV and Players

1\. Press *Settings*

2\. Go to *Network*

3\. Select *Network Connection*

4\. Select *Start Connection*

5\. Select *Other Network List*

6\. Choose *Set Expert*

7\. Choose *Wired* or *Wireless* depending on how you connect

8\. Under *DNS Mode* select *Manual Input*

9\. Set **DNS to 165.227.243.239**

10\. Press *OK*

11\. Wait for the Check to complete and press *Complete*

12\. Restart&#x20;

## For newer LG Smart TV models, use the following setup guide:

1\. On the main screen, go to Settings.

2\. Go into “Network Connection”.

3\. Click “Start Connection” and wait for the Network to connect.

4\. Once your network is connected, click on “Other Network List”.

5\. Click “Set Expert”.

6\. Choose “Wireless”.

7\. Click on “AP List”.

8\. Enter your Wifi password.

9\. You should now be seeing a screen called “Connection Settings”.

10\. Change 'DNS Mode' to manual and then enter **165.227.243.239**


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