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Fire TV Support?

See original GitHub issue

I have verified there are no duplicate active or recent bugs, questions, or requests

Include the following:

ExoMedia version: 2.5.6
Device OS version: 5.1
Devide Manufacturer: Amazon
Device Name: Fire TV

Do you have any plans to include support for the Fire TV by utilizing the Amazon exo port?

Issue Analytics

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Created 7 years ago
Reactions:1
Comments:13 (8 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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peddisricommented, Aug 24, 2017

We (Amazon) have published the libs to jcenter. https://bintray.com/exo-support-amzn/amazon-exoplayer-port/exoplayer https://bintray.com/exo-support-amzn/amazon-exoplayer-port/exoplayer-core https://bintray.com/exo-support-amzn/amazon-exoplayer-port/exoplayer-hls https://bintray.com/exo-support-amzn/amazon-exoplayer-port/exoplayer-ui https://bintray.com/exo-support-amzn/amazon-exoplayer-port/exoplayer-smoothstreaming https://bintray.com/exo-support-amzn/amazon-exoplayer-port/exoplayer-dash

Please note that the patches done on top of Google’s version are targeted to specific Amazon device models. They will be no-op on other devices. We have tried to do our best not to let our patches impact non-amazon devices.

So you can actually use Amazon’s port of Exoplayer on other devices too. In case you find regressions caused due to one of our patches, please log an issue in the github.

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brianwernickcommented, May 31, 2016

I’ve updated the checks to determine if devices support the ExoPlayer which means any FireOS 5+ device should be using the ExoPlayer now. That, in addition to no questions being answered on that branch tells me this is about as close as we are going to get. As such I’m going to close this