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Install Nafza on your TV

If the Nafza app is not in your TV's store yet, these are the ways to run it today. The easiest is the TV's browser.

From the TV's browser

The easiest way, for any TV that has a web browser. Nothing to install.

  1. Open the address in the TV's browser

    Start the web browser on your TV and type this address: nafza.app/tv

  2. Browse the screens

    The Nafza screen library appears, and you pick from it with the TV remote.

  3. Link your phone

    Scan the QR code on the TV with Nafza on your phone, or enter the 6-digit code. Linking is optional.

  • From the phone too: choose to add a screen in Nafza, then the TV browser option. It gives you a link and a QR code to open in the TV's browser.
  • The difference from the app: sound starts after one press of the OK key. That is a rule of browsers.

Amazon Fire TV

The app is available now at the Amazon Appstore. Install it straight from the store. No other step is needed.

Open the app page

Before a manual install

The ways below are for technical users. The browser way is easier, and it is enough to show the screens.

  • Install only the file that we send you.
  • Developer mode is an official setting of the TV's maker, not of Nafza.
  • When the app appears in your TV's store, install it from the store. That is the way we recommend.
The browser way

Google TV and Android TV

The app has been submitted to Google Play on the TV and appears there once approved. Until the app appears in the store, you can install it from an APK file. Menu names differ a little from one maker to another.

Way one: a file on the TV

  1. Get the APK file

    The app file for Google TV and Android TV.

    We send the file on request, by email.

    Ask for the file by email
  2. Open the file on the TV

    Open the APK file on the TV from the app it reached you through, such as the browser or the file manager.

  3. Allow the install, then install

    The system asks for a permission for that app on the Install unknown apps screen. Turn on Allow app installs for it, then finish the install.

Way two: from a computer, with developer options

  1. Turn on developer options

    In Settings, open Device > About and press Build several times, until you see the message "You are now a developer!"

  2. Turn on USB debugging

    Go back to Settings, open Developer options, and turn on USB debugging.

  3. Install from the computer

    Connect the TV to the computer with a USB cable, then run adb install followed by the path of the APK file.

  • On Android 7.1.1 and lower: turn on Unknown sources in Settings > Security instead of the permission screen.
  • Google Play Protect checks apps that come from outside the store, and may ask to send them to Google for a scan.

LG webOS

The app has been submitted to the LG Content Store and appears there once approved. Until the app appears in the store, you can install it with LG's official Developer Mode. You need an account on the LG developer site, and a computer on the same network as the TV.

  1. Get the IPK file

    The app file for webOS.

    We send the file on request, by email.

    Ask for the file by email
  2. Install the webOS CLI on the computer

    It needs Node.js. Run: npm install -g @webos-tools/cli

  3. Turn on Developer Mode on the TV

    Search for Developer Mode in the LG app store and install it, sign in with your LG developer account, then press Dev Mode Status. The TV restarts.

  4. Add the TV on the computer

    Run ares-setup-device and choose add, then enter a name for the TV such as tv, its IP address, port 9922 and user prisoner.

  5. Link the computer to the TV

    Press Key Server in the Developer Mode app, then run ares-novacom --device tv --getkey and type the code shown on the TV.

  6. Install the app

    Run ares-install --device tv followed by the path of the IPK file.

  • Developer Mode is temporary. The time left is in the Remain Session field, and the EXTEND button adds to it while the TV is on the network.
  • Developer Mode turns off when the time runs out, or when the TV restarts 10 times with no network. The apps installed through it are then removed, and you repeat the steps.

Samsung Tizen

The app has been submitted to the Samsung TV app store and appears there once approved. This way is for developers: you need Tizen Studio on a computer, and a Samsung certificate tied to your TV. If you are not a developer, the browser way is easier.

  1. Turn on developer mode on the TV

    Open Smart Hub, then Apps, and in App Settings enter 12345 with the remote. Switch Developer mode on, enter your computer's IP address, then restart the TV.

  2. Set up Tizen Studio

    In Tools > Device Manager, open Remote Device Manager, add the TV by its IP address and switch Connection on. Then in Tools > Certificate Manager, create a Samsung certificate for TV and add the device ID (DUID) to it.

  3. Ask for the app file

    Samsung requires every app to be signed with a valid certificate before it is installed. Email us once the two steps are done.

    We send the file on request, by email.

    Ask for the file by email
  • The computer and the TV are on the same network, and Samsung advises updating the TV's software first.

Other systems

If your TV has a web browser, the browser way works on it.

  • Titan OS

    The app has been submitted to the Titan OS store and appears there once approved.

  • VIDAA and others

    There is no Nafza app for these systems today. Use the browser way if the TV has a browser.

  • Roku

    Roku says its devices do not browse the internet, so they cannot show Nafza screens today. The Nafza remote works with them from the phone.

The browser way

Company and system names are trademarks of their owners. Nafza is not affiliated with any of them. The steps are taken from each company's own documentation, and menu names may change with TV updates.

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