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Hulu Error Code P-DEV340: 6 Quick Ways to Fix it
Why a new HDMI port could be the answer
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Published onOctober 10, 2024
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If you’re streaming a show on Hulu but can’t quite get past the loading stage and instead get hit with the error code p-dev340, there may be a playback issue. it could be a problem with your device or internet connection. A quick restart should fix this but sometimes, the issue is way too complex.
Usually a problem with loading means you’re getting an intermittent connection but for Hulu, this could also mean compatibility issues with your HDMI cable. You can try another HDMI port to check whether it’s yourHDMI port that’s not workingor the Hulu servers are down at the moment.
To check whether Hulu servers are down, visit the officialHulu Support page on Twitterfor any official communication from the company.
How can I fix Hulu error code P-DEV340?
1. Change to HDMI 1.4 mode
Most newer devices support 4K resolution. However, if you’re using an older HDMI cable with a capped internet connection, it may not be capable of properly handling the bandwidth required for streaming high-quality content.
You can downgrade to the 1.4 mode orupgrade to a high-speed HDMI cablefor a smoother streaming experience.
2. Clear cache
2.1 Android app cache
2.2 Android TV cache
2.3 Browser cache
3. Disable IPV6
The IPV6 internet protocol ensures smooth streaming for most programs but if a specific program’s network configuration was not designed for IPV6, there may be compatibility issues. For Hulu, you can try switching it off and see if the error code P-DEV340 disappears.
4. Reset the Hulu app
5. Reinstall the Hulu app
6. Factory reset your TV and update it
6.1 Factory reset
6.2 Power cycle your router
6.3 Update your TV’s firmware
If you’re using a Windows or Android device to stream Hulu, also ensure the OS is up-to-date.
Unfortunately, the P-DEV340 is just one of the manyHulu connection errorsthat may appear when you launch the app or try to stream but at least it’s not aHulu black screen. You can try playing another video just to make sure it’s not an isolated case and anerror playing this videoissue.
If none of the solutions come to your aid, tryHulu’s customer support. We’ve also covered errors in the same family likeHulu P-DEV310andP-DEV336errors so check out our guides for more tips.
Meanwhile, as you wait for a fix, we encourage you toexplore other streaming apps. Disney+ for instance also has the Hulu app so you can switch to it and see if the error still shows up here.
That’s all we had for this article but do share any other solutions that may have worked for you in the comment section below.
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Claire Moraa
Windows Software Expert
Claire has a knack for solving problems and improving the quality of life for those around her. She’s driven by rationality, curiosity, and simplicity, and always eager to learn more about Microsoft’s products. With a background in teaching and reviewing, she breaks down complex topics into easily understandable articles, focusing mostly on Windows 11, errors, and software.
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Claire Moraa
Windows Software Expert
With a background in teaching and reviewing, she breaks down complex topics into easily understandable articles, focusing mostly on Windows 11 errors.
