Emby stream lacking on diffrent files!

[Nitro_Zeus 11]

If you look above the issue in chrome was solved at april 14th/15th and i only have the lacking issue on Google TV now ! 

[Nitro_Zeus 11]

Can i get some help on this one ? 

Edited July 10, 2023 by Nitro_Zeus

[Luke 42078]

Hi.  Can you try sideloading our standard android app on the same device and see how that compares?

https://emby.media/emby-for-android.html

Thanks.

 

[Nitro_Zeus 11]

I need a step-by-step for this one, I have done it before with USB to a Samsung TV but this seems to be another case. 

Do you want me to download the APK as x64 ? or something else, and how do you want me to sideload it, there is no USB port on my Google TV 

[Luke 42078]

On 7/11/2023 at 3:18 AM, Nitro_Zeus said:

I need a step-by-step for this one, I have done it before with USB to a Samsung TV but this seems to be another case. 

Do you want me to download the APK as x64 ? or something else, and how do you want me to sideload it, there is no USB port on my Google TV 

What version number was it?

[Nitro_Zeus 11]

20 hours ago, Luke said:

What version number was it?

Ehh what? 

what version was what? what are you talking about here? Is it the version of the Apk? In that case I don't know, I can't see that in the .exe file unless it's installed 

Or do you mean what version Google TV was on you can find that on the first page, I will post it again here 

 

Edited July 16, 2023 by Nitro_Zeus

[Luke 42078]

The version of the app which is visible in app settings.

[Nitro_Zeus 11]

12 hours ago, Luke said:

The version of the app which is visible in app settings.

I just sent you a picture of that in the last message, unless you request something else, you must be more precise  

[pwhodges 2012]

On 11/07/2023 at 08:18, Nitro_Zeus said:

I need a step-by-step for this one, I have done it before with USB to a Samsung TV but this seems to be another case. 

Do you want me to download the APK as x64 ? or something else, and how do you want me to sideload it, there is no USB port on my Google TV 

I don't know about Google TV, but on my Firestick I use an app from the appstore called Downloader to get the file from a URL - it even goes straight to the install if it's an apk.  I imagine Google TV has something similar (or the same, even).

(My problem is remembering which architecture to download for on each of my devices - I have never found anywhere that tells me this, so I download them in turn until I hit the right one!  As I did it yesterday, I currently know that it is arm7 for my Firestick and arm8 for my much older Huawei tablet.)

Once installed, of course, you can then see the version number in the Emby settings.

Paul

[Nitro_Zeus 11]

Hmm, it seems to be possible, I will test this later 

 

Yes, you can perform similar actions on Google TV as well. Google TV is built on the Android TV platform, and it allows you to install apps from the Google Play Store, just like Android devices, including Amazon Firestick.

To download and install apps on Google TV, follow these steps:

1. On your Google TV device, go to the "Apps" section or the "Google Play Store" app.

2. In the Google Play Store, you can search for the "Downloader" app. If it is available for Google TV, you should be able to find and install it from there.

3. Once you have installed the "Downloader" app, you can open it and enter the URL of the file you want to download, just like you do on the Amazon Firestick with the "Downloader" app.

4. After the file is downloaded, if it's an APK file, the "Downloader" app should prompt you to install it, similar to how it works on Amazon Firestick.

Please note that the availability of apps may vary on different devices and regions, so make sure to check the Google Play Store on your specific Google TV device to see if the "Downloader" app is available for installation.

Additionally, if you want to sideload apps (install apps from sources other than the official app store), you may need to enable "Unknown sources" in the settings of your Google TV device. Keep in mind that sideloading apps can be risky, as it may expose your device to potential security risks if you install apps from untrusted sources. Exercise caution and only install apps from trusted sources.