D-pad navigation
Everything is reached with the remote arrows, with no pointer and no gestures.
AICKO IPTV on Smart TV
A television interface, not a blown-up mobile app
On a television there is no thumb and no cursor: there is a D-pad. AICKO IPTV therefore offers a separate interface where every item is reached with the arrows and where the selected item is marked by a golden halo visible over any poster, even the brightest.
The grids, the poster rows and the sidebar are sized for reading from the sofa, with labels large and contrasted enough.
Supported devices
- Android TV — boxes and televisions running Android TV or Google TV
- Amazon Fire TV — Fire TV Stick and Fire TV televisions
- Samsung Smart TV — 2018 models and later, on Tizen 4.0 or above
- Windows — a PC plugged into the television does the job too
Typing credentials, the real sticking point
Typing a server address and a password on a television’s on-screen keyboard is painful and error-prone. That is exactly what pairing by code solves: the television shows six digits, you type everything on your phone, and the television connects on its own.
Focus always in view
A golden halo marks the selected item, even over a very bright poster.
Pairing by code
Six digits on the screen; the typing happens on your phone.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The questions we are asked most often about AICKO IPTV.
Is AICKO IPTV available on Samsung Smart TV?
Yes, on Samsung televisions from 2018 onwards (Tizen 4.0 or above). See the Download page for the current availability on the Samsung store.
Does the app work on a Fire TV Stick?
Yes. AICKO IPTV supports Amazon Fire TV as well as Android TV and Google TV, with the television interface and remote navigation.
How do I enter my credentials without a keyboard on the TV?
Use pairing by code: the television shows six digits, you enter your credentials on your phone, and the television connects automatically.
My television is not supported — what can I do?
An Android TV box or a Fire TV Stick plugged into HDMI brings the app to any television. A Windows PC connected to the screen works as well.
