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which app do you install to access youtube on amazon tv?
it seems like i cannot install youtube app from youtube.com
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18-Oct-2014 09:48
Install from amazon app store on the web. I had to change my fire tvs country because it had auto detected nz on setup.
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18-Oct-2014 11:46
Youtube from Amazon. The play store version works too.
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18-Oct-2014 12:42
If you're using XBMC, theres a youtube addon too that'll install happily.
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