Perform a power reset of your modem/router:

You may be experiencing an internet connection problem.

There may have been a temporary network problem, try closing the YouTube app, then re-open it and try again.

This could be caused by an unstable internet connection, unreliable router or modem, too many devices connected to the network, or it could even be caused by interference from other electronics nearby. Your network performance and internet speed can impact the ability to view streaming content. Network conditions and your internet connection are often the cause of video streaming issues.

Network conditions and internet connection

Because the TV takes a few seconds to reconnect to your internet network, in this case, try selecting CANCEL or exit the app and then try again.

I have specified a function to handle the event in the parent component.Note: An issue may occur when trying to use the YouTube app immediately after the TV was in standby mode. When I checked the component in my react developer tools extension I got that the onDelete event is undefined, and when I clicked the button nothing happened. We just started implementing the delete button and tried to log to the console to see if the button was responsive. For each counter component we had a span element and two button elements, one to increment the number in the span element and one to delete the component itself. We were writing a shopping cart app and we had a Counters class that holds multiple objects from the Counter class. I have looked at other similar posts on a similar issue and I have not found a solution to my problem in them. I am fairly new to both JS and react and was trying to learn it via a Youtube tutorial that was from 4 years ago, so there may be some changes to the code that I am unaware of.

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