The Serially streaming platform is now available on LG Smart TVs. Get ready to welcome a huge selection of video on demand content
Serially (here for more info on the company) is the answer to the growing demand for video on demand content. The platform was created by iXMedia, an innovative startup founded in 2019. This operates in the audiovisual entertainment sector by offering exclusive digital content and advanced technological solutions for the dubbing industry. Serially offers TV series from all over the world, for the Italian public available for free in streaming on the video on demand platform www.serially.it, subtitled and dubbed.
The arrival of the Serially streaming platform on LG Smart TVs
Serially inaugurates the new year by landing on Smart TV LG! From today, all owners of an LG Smart TV will have the possibility to download the platform’s application, the first completely free Italian streaming TV series. For all users who have available LG televisions equipped with the WebOS system produced from 2017 onwards. You can access for free and enjoy Serially TV series from all over the world, subtitled and/or dubbed in Italian. By downloading the Serially app from the LG Content Store on their smart TV, users will be able to access the programming of the video on demand platform from the comfort of their own home. You will thus have direct access to exclusive content such as ‘The City and The City’, ‘Relationship Status’, ‘The War of the Worlds’, ‘Vanity Fair’.
More details
The Serially service is already visible in online streaming at serially.it. Service it can be used on mobile devices through the app available for iOS/iPadOS and Android, on SmartTV thanks to Android TV, Apple TV, LG TV and Samsung TV. Also available on different models of the following brands: Sony, TCL, Philips, Hisense, Nokia, Sharp, Metz, Xiaomi, Panasonic, Thomson, Telefunken.
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