Disney+ is the latest, greatest streaming service that everyone wants to watch. The library of content available is top-notch, reaching back to the classic Disney movies to new exciting shows like “The Mandelorian” and movies like Marvel’s “Avengers: Endgame”. This is fantastic news for people who love watching TV shows and movies in the comfort of their home. Many people are asking, “How do I stream Disney Plus to my TV, surround sound, or home theater system?”
The problem: Disney Plus is a very new service. That means many people at home with TVs and internet-connected streaming devices don’t have access to Disney Plus yet.
There’s a solution to this problem and for other new streaming services that may arrive.
This guide will help you understand what you need to integrate Disney+ with your existing home entertainment system.
Smart TVs
Smart TVs include:
- Samsung
- LG
- Sony with Android
This may apply to newer smart TVs. Check your smart TV’s settings for software updates and install them. Having the latest software may enable you to stream Disney+ with the TV you already have.
Streaming Devices
Streaming devices you may already own like:
- Roku
- Apple TV
- Chromecast
- Amazon Fire and Amazon Fire TV
The above streaming devices can be connected via HDMI to your surround sound receiver or directly into your TV.
Video Game Consoles
Video Game Consoles like:
- Sony PlayStation 4
- Microsoft Xbox One
Rumors say Nintendo Switch will soon have access.
Computers and Laptops
Use your computer or laptop and connect it to your TV using an HDMI cable, and watch Disney+ with your internet browser. Some home theater setups include media PCs which access a wide variety of digital content and can take advantage of this and other new streaming services that arrive.
Tablets and Phones
- Tablets like Apple iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab, and Amazon Fire tablets.
- Smart phones like iPhone and Android.
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