A network stream player for Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick. You bring your own playlist — takoTV includes no channels, no catalogue and no content of its own. No account, no ads.
Picking a channel and starting playback. Demo content: Big Buck Bunny, Blender Foundation, CC BY 3.0.
Adaptive HLS playback, the same protocol most live playlists use. Demo content: Tears of Steel, Blender Foundation, CC BY 3.0.
The download starts, then Fire TV asks you to confirm the installation. Once installed, takoTV appears in Your Apps & Channels.
Adaptive layout, picture-in-picture, background audio, and QR pairing to send a playlist to your TV.
Google PlayBrowse and play your channels from the wrist, with favourites synced from the phone.
Google PlayThe start screen offers three ways to add your source: an M3U / M3U8 link, server credentials, or pairing from your phone by scanning the QR code shown on the TV. A Demo button loads four openly licensed Blender Foundation films (Creative Commons), each credited on screen with its licence, so you can confirm playback works before adding anything of your own.
It is not currently distributed there. On Fire TV it installs directly from this page using Downloader, which is the standard way to install an app outside the Appstore. On Android TV, phones and watches, takoTV is on Google Play.
No. takoTV hosts, provides, indexes and links to nothing. It plays the playlist you give it, the same way a browser opens the address you type. The only media included is the demo of openly licensed Blender Foundation films.
Not on Fire TV: an app installed this way does not update automatically. Come back to this page and install the latest file over the existing app — your playlists and settings are kept.
Yes. No account, no ads, no tracking.