Samsung TV / DirecTV Stream issues?

I am having the same issues on my new Samsung 8K QN900A as well as my laptop using Chrome. Screen continuously blacks out. I cannot play DVR at times with 10007-013 even though I can stream from other services (netflix, Amazon Prime). When will this get fixed?

Why doesn't Directv stream work on NVIDIA Shield TV Pro? There isn't an app? I do not want to side-load. The Samsung QN900A 8k flagship TV only has 2 GB of RAM and a 100Mbps Network Interface. It is impossible to stream with those specs. 

Giman43 -  IMHO the group of users who've posted in this thread seem to have largely concluded - by reason of months/years passing by with no improvement nor any announcements that any fix is in the works - that DTV is apparently uninterested in solving the problem, and has no plans to correct the problematic app. They seem to want you to buy their or some other "compatible" 3rd party streaming accessory hardware, or continue to pay full price despite the faulty app.

Why can’t I just browse to the Directv website and stream on my Samsung Smart TV??

You have a browser loaded on your TV? Tried it? Does it work? if not then the browser is not supported.

@melwatkins 

Watching DIRECTV STREAM on a browser is what you do on a computer/laptop, not a TV. On a dedicated box (Roku, etc.) or the "smart" TV itself, you are using an app.

If you have DirecTV on the other hand, you are not allowed to have a free TV on the service. You must pay for an authorized TV per receiver/client as that is how the satellite provider works. I mention as you say "Directv website", which could be either DirecTV or DIRECTV STREAM.

I have a Samsung 4k tv and I can cast the Directv stream website from my Chrome and Edge browser to my tv. 

Fair enough if DIRECTV STREAM allows casting to TV, but again you are not using a "browser" on the TV itself.

It is knowing what is compatible and supported, whether you like it or not.

I didn't say I was using a browser on my tv. I said I was casting to my tv using a computer browser. And I was just trying to inform OP that you can do it b/c OP has a Samsung tv as well.

True but there are browsers available for streaming devices. Not very useful and want stream the service but they are there.

I also have a Samsung tv and using it's browser is just as futile as using the Samsung TV Dtv Stream app. It's easier to just project/cast from a computer or phone to Samsung tv's. 

Even Fire Sticks have a built-in browser that is used for connecting to hotels, etc.

Samsung tv internet browser doesn't even work with Dtv Stream. And it is the only web browser available on Samsung tv's. Also, firesticks don't have any compatible browsers either you would have to sideload one.

Basically they are unsupported browser due to OS code.

Displaying streaming video likely requires the HTML5 Media Source Extensions and Encrypted Media Extensions, as well as the appropriate codecs, and possibly other bits. Those things aren't  part of the fairly minimal browsers embedded in TVs and other devices. Even for browsers that do support those, there is enough flexility in the standards that there are often compatibility issues - that’s why they say only certain (computer) browsers work for the website, though that has gotten better and more than they say actually do work.