YouTube Kunden-FAQ

To connect your YouTube TV account to your new Fire Stick, begin by downloading the YouTube TV app from the Amazon Appstore on your Fire Stick. Once the app is downloaded, open it and sign in using the Google account you used when subscribing to YouTube TV. When you input your details, a code will appear on your screen. From a separate device like a phone or computer, open a web browser and navigate to tv.youtube.com/start and enter the code displayed on your screen. Once you key in the code, the YouTube TV app on your Fire Stick will automatically refresh, and you will have access to the YouTube TV content.

The "404 Not Found" error means that the webpage you're trying to reach could not be found on the server. This is often due to the URL being entered wrongly or the webpage no longer exists. It's possible that the YouTube account URL you provided has been removed, the account has been deleted, or there may be a typo in the URL. Please make sure you've entered the correct URL. If the problem persists, the account might no longer exist.

We're unable to provide a specific email address for YouTube, however, rest assured that YouTube offers several ways to reach out for help. The best way to contact them is by clicking the link to contact information located on this page that you’re currently viewing. This provides the most updated contact methods including online forms, live chat (if available), and more.

This issue might be due to an outdated or corrupt app. Try updating your YouTube app. If this doesn't work, uninstall the app from your TV and download it again from the app store. Additionally, ensure your TV's software is up-to-date. If all else fails, try a hard reset of the television—disconnect it from power for a few minutes, then plug it in and try again. This often helps to resolve minor software glitches that prevent certain apps from loading.

As of now, YouTube TV is only available in the United States and is not officially supported in Italy. While you could potentially use it with a VPN, this goes against YouTube's terms of service and there could be issues with location restrictions for certain content. It's advisable to use a service that's supported in your location to ensure a seamless viewing experience.