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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Fire TV Stick ..............................9 Connect Your Fire TV to a Public Wi-Fi ....................... 10 Register or Deregister Your Amazon Fire TV Device ................... 11 Which Fire TV Device Do I Have? ....................... 12 Amazon Fire TV (2nd Generation) ......................12 Technical Specifications ........................ - Page 3 Display & Sounds ..........................37 Applications ............................38 Help ..............................38 My Account ............................38 Set Up Parental Controls on Amazon Fire TV ..................... 40 Manage Parental Controls ........................40 Access & Manage Your Content........................41 Access Content on Your Fire TV ......................41 Manage Content on Your Fire TV ......................
- Page 4 Fire TV Remote App Basics ........................57 Game Controller Basics ..........................59 Game Controller Features ........................59 Connect a Bluetooth Accessory to Your Amazon Fire TV ................62 USB Storage for Amazon Fire TV ........................ 63 Manage USB Storage ..........................63 Safely Remove USB Storage ........................
- Page 5 How to Solve Issues with a Software Update ....................93 Try Restarting Your Device First ......................93 Use Amazon Fire TV Devices in a Different Country ................... 94 Watch While Abroad ..........................94 About VoiceView for Fire TV Devices ......................96 Turn on VoiceView ..........................
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Page 6: Set Up Amazon Fire Tv (1St Generation)
Set Up Amazon Fire TV (1st Generation) Learn what you need to set up your Amazon Fire TV (1st Generation), including how to connect the device to your TV and pair the remote. What You Need Here's what you'll need to complete device setup: Amazon account - You need an Amazon account to register to your device. -
Page 7: Set Up
Equipment Image Amazon Fire TV Voice Remote Power Adapter 2 AAA Batteries (for the remote) For more information, check out Amazon Fire TV Hardware Basics. Set Up Follow these steps to set up your Fire TV: 1. Connect the power adapter - Plug one end of the included power cord into the back of your Fire TV, then plug the other end into a power outlet. - Page 8 3. Select the input channel for your Fire TV - Turn on your TV and select the HDMI input channel for the port you used to connect your Fire TV. You should then see a loading screen with the "Amazon Fire TV"...
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Page 9: Set Up Your Network Connection
Connect your Fire TV to the Internet to access movies, TV shows, games and apps. Amazon Fire TV You can connect your Amazon Fire TV device using a Wi-Fi or wired (Ethernet) connection. To connect to a Wi-Fi network: Select Settings System Network from the Fire TV menu. -
Page 10: Connect Your Fire Tv To A Public Wi-Fi
Connect Your Fire TV to a Public Wi-Fi Network You can connect your Amazon Fire TV or Fire TV Stick to public Wi-Fi networks (like hotels and schools) that require a browser or additional authentication steps to sign in. To connect your Amazon Fire TV or Fire TV Stick to a public network: Open your network settings. -
Page 11: Register Or Deregister Your Amazon Fire Tv Device
Amazon account. After you deregister, you'll be prompted to register again by entering your preferred Amazon account information. When you deregister, all of your Amazon content is removed from your device and many Fire TV features will no longer work. -
Page 12: Which Fire Tv Device Do I Have
Which Fire TV Device Do I Have? Learn about the differences between Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick, and how to determine whether certain features or settings will work on your device. Amazon Fire TV (2nd Generation) Technical Specifications... - Page 13 4K Ultra HD on Fire TV Watch Movies & TV Shows. Apps & Games Get apps and games (including titles with high quality graphics like "Sev Zero") from the Amazon Appstore. For more information, go to Get Apps & Games.
- Page 14 Support for HD video with a compatible connected HDTV. For more information, go to Watch Movies & TV Shows. Apps & Games Get apps and games (including titles with high quality graphics like "Sev Zero") from the Amazon Appstore. For more information, go to Get Apps & Games Music Access the Amazon Music app and many other third-party music apps and services.
- Page 15 Watch Movies & TV Shows. Apps & Games Works with most apps and games available in the Amazon Appstore. For more information, go to Get Apps & Games. From a game or app detail page, look for the Works With box to confirm that the title is compatible with Fire TV Stick.
- Page 16 Voice Interaction Access the Amazon Music app and many other third-party music apps and services. For more information, go to Listen to Music. Fire TV Stick (1st Generation) Technical Specifications Device Type 1st generation device Internet Connection Wi-Fi networks Included Remote...
- Page 17 Video Access the Amazon Music app and many other third-party music apps and services. For more information, go to Listen to Music.
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Page 18: Try Restarting Your Device First
Try changing your TV to a different resolution (e.g. 1080p or 720p). Press the Up and Rewind buttons on your Amazon Fire TV remote at the same time for 5 seconds. The system then cycles through available output resolutions, pausing at each resolution for 10 seconds. If you see the correct resolution, select Use Current Resolution. -
Page 19: Display Issues
If you're having trouble with your PIN for parental controls and viewing restrictions, you can try resetting it from your Amazon Video Settings and Devices on the Amazon website. Go to the Parental Controls and enter a new 5-digit PIN under Amazon Video PIN. Then select Reset Your PIN. -
Page 20: Can't Access External Storage
USB Storage for Amazon Fire External storage options are not available for Fire TV Stick. If your storage device is compatible, try safely removing and then re-attaching it to your Amazon Fire TV: Go to Settings System and select your storage device. -
Page 21: Can't Pair The Fire Tv Remote App
Can't Pair the Fire TV Remote App If you're having trouble pairing or using the Fire TV Remote App, here are some solutions that may help. Check Your Wi-Fi Connection & Settings First make sure the device you downloaded the Fire TV Remote App to is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your Fire TV. -
Page 22: Can't Connect To Wi-Fi
Check Your Network Information If you're seeing a Wi-Fi password error or having trouble entering your Wi-Fi password, keep in mind that: Your Wi-Fi password is not the same as your Amazon account password. Passwords are case sensitive. There may be an issue with how you're entering your password. Make sure you're entering numbers and non-English characters correctly. -
Page 23: Restart Your Device And Network Connections
Restart Your Device and Network Connections Try restarting your device, router and/or modem to see if this resolves the problem. To restart your device: Unplug the power adapter for three seconds, then plug it back in. You can also restart your device with your remote. Press and hold the Select and Play/Pause buttons at the same for about five seconds, until your device restarts. -
Page 24: Check Your Network Status
Try changing your Wi-Fi channel to the recommended setting (if prompted**). Low or Poor Quality Wi-Fi Signal (Amazon Fire TV) Connect your Amazon Fire TV to your router with an Ethernet cable. Your device is connected to Wi-Fi, but the signal strength is low or poor quality. - Page 25 **Note The tool may advise switching your Wi-Fi channel to the recommended setting. Similar to radio stations, Wi-Fi channels operate on different frequencies that can be subject to noise or interference. Most routers default to the recommended channel upon restart. However, if you need help changing your Wi-Fi channel, your router manufacturer or Internet Service Provider (ISP) will be in the best position to help.
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Page 26: Can't Pair A Remote Or Game Controller
Make sure your remote or controller is in range Your remote must be within 10 feet of your Amazon Fire TV device. Avoid placing your device in a cabinet, as this affects signal strength for your remotes and game controllers. -
Page 27: How To Solve Video Issues On Fire Tv
Many streaming and video quality issues are caused by a problem with your Internet connection. Amazon Fire TV devices feature a network status tool that can help you diagnose these types of issues and learn about ways to fix them. -
Page 28: Calibrate Your Display
Calibrate Your Display If part of your display is missing or cut off at the edges of your screen, your TV may be automatically scaling your picture. You can use the Calibrate Display option (Settings > Display & Sounds > Display > Calibrate Display) to adjust for this. -
Page 29: Can't Connect A Bluetooth Accessory To Fire
Disconnect unused devices paired to your Fire TV You can have up to seven Bluetooth accessories and Amazon remotes actively connected to your Fire TV at any time. Try disconnecting any you're not currently using. Also make sure to only pair one device to your Fire TV at a time. -
Page 30: Contacting Your Tv Manufacturer
To watch videos in 4K Ultra HD on Amazon Fire TV (2nd Generation), your Ultra HD TV and HDMI port(s) need to support HDCP 2.2. If you need help determining whether your connected TV supports, HDCP 2.2., try contacting your TV manufacturer directly. -
Page 31: Navigate Your Fire Tv
Movies and TV Shows categories in the Fire TV menu are customised to show titles available to watch with Prime—just look for the rows labelled "Prime". You'll also see a "Watch Now with Amazon Prime" option in the video details for movies and TV shows included with Prime. -
Page 32: Sleep Mode
Videos. Sleep Mode Your Fire TV automatically goes into sleep mode after 20 minutes of inactivity (for Amazon Fire TV 1st Generation, your device automatically goes into sleep mode after 30 minutes). You can also manually send the device into sleep mode. Press and hold the Home button on your remote to launch the Quick Access menu, then select the Sleep option. - Page 33 If you see an on-screen warning ("All wireless accessories, including the Fire TV Remote and Fire Game Controller will not work if you continue. The Fire TV must be rebooted in order to restore wireless remote functionality") select Yes, Disable Wireless. To reactivate wireless network ports, restart your device by disconnecting the power cord for three seconds, then reconnecting it again.
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Page 34: Fire Tv Menu Basics
Your Videos Select Your Videos from the Fire TV menu and go to Your Video Library to access your Amazon Video purchases and active rentals. You can also view and manage your Watchlist and discover titles included with Prime (if you're an eligible Prime member). -
Page 35: Music
Select Photos from the Fire TV menu to view your photos and personal videos (under 20 minutes long) saved to Amazon Drive. You can also view slideshows of your photos and videos and set them as your Fire TV screen saver. -
Page 36: Use Your Voice To Search On Fire Tv
Release the Voice button when you're done speaking. Your Fire TV then searches your library, Amazon and compatible apps to find related content. You'll see the search results on-screen. Use the directional keypad on your remote to review and select items from these results. -
Page 37: Fire Tv Settings Basics
Factory reset your device to permanently remove all content and personal data. Parental Controls Create or reset a parental controls PIN, so you can restrict purchases from Amazon. You can also set viewing restrictions to block playback of movies and TV shows from Amazon Video and selected third-party providers, based on their ratings category. -
Page 38: Applications
Screen Saver Personalise your screen saver, using photos you have saved in Amazon Drive. For more information, go to View Photos & Personal Videos. Display Configure your video resolution and calibrate your display. You can use the Calibrate Display option if part of your display is missing or cut off at the edges of your screen. You'll see a screen with grey arrows pointing to the edges of your TV, which you can use as a guide when making your adjustments. - Page 39 Amazon Account If your device is already registered to your Amazon account, you'll see a Deregister option you can use to remove it from your account. Once you deregister, you're prompted to Register again to connect your device to an Amazon account. For more information, go to Register or Deregister Your Amazon Fire TV Device.
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Page 40: Set Up Parental Controls On Amazon Fire Tv
Set Up Parental Controls on Amazon Fire TV You can set parental controls on Fire TV to block purchases from Amazon and restrict access to selected content. Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick feature parental controls settings you can manage directly on your device. -
Page 41: Access & Manage Your Content
Amazon Video by opening Movies or TV Shows from the Fire TV menu. Amazon shows you the best offer available from Amazon Video and other apps. You can select More Ways to Watch to view all options. To learn more, go to Buy or Rent Movies &... -
Page 42: Manage Content On Your Fire Tv
You have options to manage some of this content directly on your Fire TV. If you're running out of space for games and apps on your Amazon Fire TV (1st Generation), you can add external storage. For more information, go to... - Page 43 Content Type How to Manage Select the Remove from Recent option on the detail page.
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Page 44: Use Display Mirroring On Fire Tv
Before you begin, make sure your Fire TV and Miracast-enabled device are turned on and within 30 feet of each other. If your Miracast device isn't registered to the same Amazon account as your Fire TV, also make sure both devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. - Page 45 Device Steps Press any button on your Fire TV remote to stop display mirroring.
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Page 46: Pair A Remote Or Game Controller
Pair a Remote or Game Controller You can pair your Amazon Fire TV device with Amazon Fire TV remotes, game controllers and some compatible third-party Bluetooth controllers. You can have up to seven compatible remotes or controllers connected or paired to your Fire TV at one time. - Page 47 Amazon Fire TV (1st Generation) supports up to two Xbox controllers through a wireless USB receiver. If you're having trouble connecting an Xbox controller, make sure USB debugging is turned off on your device. To do this, open Settings from the Fire TV menu and select System > Developer Options > USB debugging. If you need more help connecting to your third-party wireless receiver, see the manufacturer instructions or included user guide.
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Page 48: Download & Pair The Fire Tv Remote App
Launch the app and select the Amazon Fire TV device you want to pair with. If you can't find your device, you may see a prompt to Sign in to your Amazon account. Tap the Sign In option and enter your Amazon account information to help the Fire TV Remote App discover devices registered to your account. -
Page 49: Compatible Remotes For Amazon Fire Tv Devices
Amazon Fire TV Game Controller (sold separately) USB and Bluetooth keyboards Some third party Bluetooth game controllers Some third-party Bluetooth remotes Some third-party wireless USB receivers/remotes Amazon Fire TV Gamer's Bundle includes an Amazon Fire TV Game Controller instead of a voice remote. -
Page 50: Remote Basics
Remote Basics Your Amazon Fire TV device includes a wireless remote that automatically pairs with your device once you insert the included batteries. If you're having trouble setting up your remote, inserting the batteries or using the navigation buttons, here are some tips that might help. -
Page 51: Alexa Voice Remote (1St Generation)
Setting up your remote Alexa Voice Remote (1st Generation) Included with Amazon Fire TV (1st Generation) Setting up your remote To remove the back cover of the remote and insert the included AAA batteries: Firmly press down the latch on the back of the remote and lift upwards. - Page 52 Setting up your remote It can take a considerable amount of pressure to open the battery door. Pull away the battery door. Insert the batteries. Slide the door back in place. Press down to secure.
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Page 53: Amazon Fire Tv Remote
Setting up your remote Navigating your remote Amazon Fire TV Remote Included with Fire TV Stick (1st Generation) Setting up your remote To remove the back cover of the remote and insert the included AAA batteries:... - Page 54 Setting up your remote Rotate the Fire TV Remote so the top edge is facing downwards. Apply pressure on the indent of the battery door and slide upwards. It can take a considerable amount of pressure to open the battery door.
- Page 55 Setting up your remote Pull away the battery door and insert the batteries. Slide the door back into place and push in to secure. Navigating your remote...
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Page 56: Remote Buttons
Press up to move up and press down to move down. Select Select an item, function or category. Home Returns you to the Home screen from any screen on your Amazon Fire TV device. Menu Presents various functions and settings depending on which screen you're accessing. -
Page 57: Fire Tv Remote App Basics
Before you can use the Fire TV Remote App, you first need to connect the device you used to download the app to the same Wi-Fi network as your Amazon Fire TV device. You can then pair the app with your Amazon Fire TV device. - Page 58 To Do This... Try This Rewind Play/pause Fast Forward Launch the Quick Access menu Tap Settings (the second icon from the left in the top menu) to launch the Quick Access menu. The Quick Access menu includes Settings, Sleep and Mirroring options.
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Page 59: Game Controller Basics
The Amazon Fire TV Game Controller is a wireless game controller that can be used to play games with your Amazon Fire TV device. It can also be used as a remote, allowing you to browse and access movies, TV shows, games and apps. - Page 60 Amazon Fire TV (2nd Generation) Game Controller: Tablet Games on Fire TV: These games require an Amazon Fire TV Game Controller or an Xbox 360 controller with a wireless USB receiver for gameplay. Left joystick: Move "mouse" pointer A button: A single tap or click...
- Page 61 Compatible Games The Amazon Fire TV Game Controller is not compatible with all games. To see which controllers are compatible with a game, open the game and select More Info. On the overview page, you’ll find controller information in the Works With box.
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Page 62: Connect A Bluetooth Accessory To Your Amazon Fire Tv
You can connect some Bluetooth accessories, like a keyboard, mouse or headphones, to your Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick. Before you begin, make sure your Amazon Fire TV or Fire TV Stick and compatible Bluetooth accessory are turned on and within five feet of each other. -
Page 63: Usb Storage For Amazon Fire Tv
USB flash drive to another Amazon Fire TV device, or copy content from one USB device to another. Some critical apps, like Amazon Appstore, cannot be moved to USB storage. Each game and app on your Fire TV uses a small amount of internal storage, even if it is also stored on your flash drive. -
Page 64: Safely Remove Usb Storage
Safely Remove USB Storage If you need to remove your USB flash drive, first make sure to eject it from your Amazon Fire TV, following the steps below. If you don't safely remove your USB device, the games, apps and other files saved to it could become corrupted and unusable. -
Page 65: Connect A Usb Device To Amazon Fire Tv
Insert the USB device into the USB port on the back of your Amazon Fire TV. See user manual for the USB device if you need additional information. Some third-party apps installed on your Amazon Fire TV device may not feature support for connected USB devices. Related Topics... -
Page 66: Use A Keyboard Or Mouse With Amazon Fire
Search or text input. Not supported in all apps. Some keyboards have dedicated media controls. Performance will vary. Mouse Controls A mouse cannot be used to navigate on Amazon Fire TV devices. However, you can use a mouse with Tablet Games on Fire TV Action... -
Page 67: About External Storage For Amazon Fire Tv
USB Storage Specifications Component or Feature Requirement Compatible Amazon Fire TV devices and storage options Amazon Fire TV (1st Generation): Access and save apps and games to a compatible USB flash drive. Open personal music, video and photo files saved to USB storage using supported third-party apps. - Page 68 Component or Feature Requirement Amazon Fire TV (1st Generation) and Fire TV Stick do not support microSD storage. Device Types microSD cards Go to www.amazon.co.uk/firetvsdstorage for a list of supported devices. Size 128GB or smaller File Format FAT32 Supported Media...
- Page 69 You can also select Add to Watchlist from the video details for a movie or TV show. Watchlist saves titles you want to watch later in one list that you can access on all of your connected Amazon Video devices. To...
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Page 70: Watch Movies & Tv Shows
Watch Movies & TV Shows You can watch movies and TV shows from Video and other apps and services on your Amazon Fire TV. To access movies and TV shows you've purchased from Amazon, open Your Videos from the Fire TV menu. -
Page 71: Set Viewing Restrictions On Fire Tv
Fire TV parental controls include viewing restrictions you can use to block playback of movies and TV shows from Amazon Video (including Prime titles ) and selected third-party providers . Viewing restrictions do not apply to movies and TV shows you watch directly within a third-party provider's related app. -
Page 72: Use Second Screen On Fire Tv
Fire TV Stick display. You can then use your tablet or phone to send Amazon Video titles and photos to your TV screen. You can also control video playback or learn more about the currently playing video with X-ray for Movies and TV shows. - Page 73 Tap the Second Screen icon (at the top right) to display the album on your TV.
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Page 74: Turn On Subtitles On Fire Tv
Turn On Subtitles on Fire TV You can turn on subtitles ("CC") to display the audio for movies and TV shows as text on-screen. Amazon Video movies and TV shows with subtitles available typically feature a "CC" symbol in the video details. -
Page 75: Get Apps & Games
You can get apps and games from Amazon and other third-party providers by opening Apps or Games from the Fire TV menu. Get Apps & Games To buy or download games and apps from Amazon, you need to have a 1-Click payment method saved to your Amazon account. To learn more, go to Change your 1-Click Settings. -
Page 76: Manage Your Apps & Games
Select an app or game to open it. Compatible Controllers You can use your Fire TV remote to play most games and apps, but some require an Amazon Fire game controller, Amazon Fire TV game controller or compatible wireless game controller. -
Page 77: Uninstall Games & Apps
Individual app settings or in-app items may be lost when you remove certain apps from your device. Reinstall Games & Apps Apps you've installed from Amazon are automatically saved to your account. If you uninstall them from your Fire TV, you can redownload them again from Your Apps Library or Your Games Library. -
Page 78: Turn Off In-App Purchasing
Turn Off In-App Purchasing You can prevent accidental in-app purchases by turning off in-app purchasing in your device Settings. When in-app purchasing is enabled for your Fire TV, you can purchase items within a free or paid app. In-app items typically unlock additional functionality (e.g. in-game currency, premium content, new levels in a game) or allow you to purchase subscriptions and more. -
Page 79: Listen To Music
Listen to Music You can use the Amazon Music app on Fire TV to listen to music you've purchased from the Amazon Digital Music Store or imported to your music library. You can also listen to music included with Prime (if you're an eligible Prime member) or your Amazon Music Unlimited subscription. - Page 80 Your music will also continue to play if you press Back or Home on your remote to exit to the Fire TV Home screen.
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Page 81: View Song Lyrics
View Song Lyrics The Amazon Music app on Fire TV features X-Ray for Music, which displays the lyrics to a song in time with playback, so you can follow along. Once you start playing a song within the Amazon Music app on Fire TV, the lyrics automatically display on the "Now Playing"... -
Page 82: Listen To Music Included With Prime On Fire Tv
Listen to Music Included with Prime on Fire TV If you're an eligible Prime member, you can listen to songs included with Prime from the Amazon Music app on your Amazon Fire TV or Fire TV Stick. To get started, select Music from the Fire TV menu to launch the Amazon Music app. -
Page 83: View Photos & Personal Videos
Your Amazon Drive photos and personal videos are automatically available on your Fire TV when you register your device to the same account you use to access Amazon Drive. You can also use Second Screen to display photos and personal videos from your compatible Fire tablet or Fire phone. -
Page 84: Add Photos & Personal Videos To Amazon Drive
Photos app on your Fire TV, when you register your device to the same account you use to access Amazon Drive. If you want to add new photos or personal videos, you'll need to upload them to your Amazon Drive through the Amazon Drive website or Prime Photos mobile apps. To learn more, go to Amazon Drive Photos &... -
Page 85: Set Screen Savers
Your Amazon Drive photos and personal videos are automatically available on your Fire TV when you register your device to the same account you use to access Amazon Drive. If you want to add new photos or videos, you'll need to upload them to your Amazon Drive through the Amazon Drive website or Prime Photos mobile apps. -
Page 86: Amazon Fire Tv Device Software Updates
Software updates automatically download and install to your Amazon Fire TV device when it's connected to the Internet. You can also manually check for software updates from Settings. We have a new, free software update available for your Amazon Fire TV device. Find your device below for more information. - Page 87 Prime movie or TV show--just select More Ways to Watch, then select the Also Available with Amazon Prime option on-screen. To learn more about Prime Video, go to Prime Video...
- Page 88 Prime movie or TV show--just select More Ways to Watch, then select the Also Available with Amazon Prime option on-screen. To learn more about Prime Video, go to Prime Video in the main menu.
- Page 89 Prime movie or TV show--just select More Ways to Watch, then select the Also Available with Amazon Prime option on-screen. To learn more about Prime Video, go to Prime Video...
- Page 90 Amazon Fire TV Remote Software Updates Software updates automatically download and install on your Amazon Fire TV Voice Remote or Amazon Fire TV Remote when paired with your Amazon Fire TV device that is connected wirelessly. Amazon Fire TV Voice Remote...
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Page 91: Amazon Fire Tv Game Controller Software Updates
Amazon Fire TV Game Controller Software Updates Software updates automatically download and install on your Amazon Fire TV Game Controller when paired with your Amazon Fire TV device that is connected wirelessly. The latest software version is 66. To determine the current software version for your remote: a. -
Page 92: Software Updates For The Fire Tv Remote App
Software updates for the Fire TV Remote App are available for your device through your respective app store. To find the latest software version, please visit your preferred store: Amazon Appstore Apple Store Google Play Store To determine the current software version for the Fire TV Remote App: Press the Device Selector icon in the upper-left corner. -
Page 93: How To Solve Issues With A Software Update
An error message says the software update was not Make sure your Fire TV is connected to the Internet. successful For Amazon Fire TV (1st Generation), if the update doesn't work while your device is connected to Wi-Fi, try connecting with an Ethernet cable. Keep the Ethernet cable plugged in while the update downloads in the background. -
Page 94: Use Amazon Fire Tv Devices In A Different Country
Austria (Fire TV Stick only) Japan In order to use your device outside of the U.S., you need to change the Country Settings for your Amazon account. When you change the country for your Amazon account, you will no longer be able to access any of your purchased or rented videos from Amazon Video. - Page 95 Library” show all titles available while travelling abroad. To start watching, open the video details for a title in the Watch While Abroad carousels and select Watch Now. You can also find titles available to watch while travelling abroad on the Amazon website at: https:// www.amazon.co.uk/watchabroad...
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Page 96: About Voiceview For Fire Tv Devices
About VoiceView for Fire TV Devices VoiceView is a screen reader for Fire TV devices. It speaks on-screen text out loud as you navigate menu options and settings on your Fire TV. To use VoiceView on your Fire TV, you may first need to update your device software to the latest version. To do this, select Settings System About... -
Page 97: On-Screen Keyboard & Search
Skip Forward/Fast-Forward the right button. If you press a playback control button while an Amazon Video title is playing, VoiceView tells you which button you've selected. Double-press the Menu button to access additional playback options, including... -
Page 98: Sharing Content On Amazon Fire Tv Devices
Sharing Content On Amazon Fire TV Devices You can use Family Library on your Amazon Fire TV device to share your Prime Video, games and apps with one other adult in an Amazon Household. To share content with one other adult, invite them to your Household in Family Library. Go to About Family Library for more information.