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  #1367325 16-Aug-2015 10:36
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Crossy road!




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  #1367337 16-Aug-2015 11:06
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iPlayer




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  #1367342 16-Aug-2015 11:13
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hairy1: Crossy road!

Absolutely Crossy Road!

Obviously my question implied "apart from Crossy Road, what else is worth doing?"!! :)

Do you have to do a Unotelly setting to get Prime working?




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  #1367428 16-Aug-2015 14:15
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hairy1: Crossy road!

Absolutely Crossy Road!

Obviously my question implied "apart from Crossy Road, what else is worth doing?"!! :)

Do you have to do a Unotelly setting to get Prime working?


Not sure if you mean BBC iPlayer, but not sure about settings - Personally, I set the DNS thingies on the FireTV to the nearest Unotelly Dynamo servers, downloaded iPlayer from the US and it works fine. Don't think I did anything else. There is a setting in Unotelly Dynamo to do with BBC streaming, saying to select if you have any trouble with it, just not sure if I used it or not.




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  #1367500 16-Aug-2015 16:07
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rb99: 
Not sure if you mean BBC iPlayer, but not sure about settings - Personally, I set the DNS thingies on the FireTV to the nearest Unotelly Dynamo servers, downloaded iPlayer from the US and it works fine. Don't think I did anything else. There is a setting in Unotelly Dynamo to do with BBC streaming, saying to select if you have any trouble with it, just not sure if I used it or not.


Assume you meant 'UK' not 'US' for installing BBC iPlayer?

A few pages back (http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=151&topicid=143092&page_no=57#1358586) I provided some info on downloading iPlayer, which requires one's Amazon devices to be set to a UK address to allow visibility/downloading of iPlayer.

It's totally worth downloading iPlayer, especially if you want some decent content for kids with real people, not just cartoons. There also heaps of other apps you can try, given many are free. But I reckon you'll have a worthwhile device even if you're only using Kodi, Netflix and iPlaye on it.

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'Assume you meant 'UK' not 'US' for installing BBC iPlayer?'

- Well not for me, couldn't get it to install from the UK (in fact, nothing would install from the UK). My country settings were for UK as I got the Fire TV from the UK, so it seemed quite logical to me, but couldn't install anything from the UK till I changed my country to US.

Think that's what happened anyway, changed so many countries and default addresses not sure where I ended up.....




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  #1388191 15-Sep-2015 20:59
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Anyone else having trouble with Amazon Prime Content on FireTV tonight, who uses unotelly?

 
 
 

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  #1388197 15-Sep-2015 21:11
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Yep, complaining of geo restrictions. Using Unotelly.




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  #1388204 15-Sep-2015 21:19
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yes same here

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  #1388369 16-Sep-2015 08:59
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And Fixed! Unotelly for the win!

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  #1389153 17-Sep-2015 16:06
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Little repost but has anyone tried to sideload the Fanpass2 app?

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  #1389397 18-Sep-2015 05:27
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Mattmannz: Little repost but has anyone tried to sideload the Fanpass2 app?


I sideloaded my smartdns service's android app to the firetv, so I can change regions easily.
Youtube is great too, voice search would be better.
Put Kodi on so can stream ITV, and also the native STV (Scottish TV) so can stream the RWC.
Plus games for the kids like Minecraft, Joe Danger, Bomb Squad, Mickey Mouse Castle of Illusion, and yes Crossy Road too.

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  #1389506 18-Sep-2015 08:43
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I see there is a new Fire TV available including 4K and Alexa. mmmmm. Yummy!




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  #1389508 18-Sep-2015 08:44
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I have created a new topic for the updated Fire TV 4K with Geekzone links to Amazon.




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