Rather than let you search an app store for something that is not in it: a webOS version of Livaro is in development. This page explains what it will do, why it takes longer than an Android app, and what you can watch on in the meantime.
The webOS version gets what matters on a television: your M3U link or Xtream Codes login, folders you arrange yourself, your provider’s programme guide, and films and series with posters. Your activation and your playback position are meant to travel with you between devices.
webOS is LG’s own operating system, so the player has to be rebuilt rather than ported. Every webOS app also passes through LG’s store review before it can be installed. That review is out of our hands, which is why this page carries no date.
Livaro runs today on Android TV and Google TV, on Android phones and tablets, on Windows and in the web player. An Android TV box or Google TV stick connected to your LG is the route that works now.
We do not give a date, because the final step is LG’s store review and we cannot predict how long that takes. Tell us through the contact page that you want it and we will let you know when it is there.
That is the intention: one activation, your playlist and your progress on every screen you activate. Nothing changes about the price of what you already bought.
No. An LG television with webOS cannot run Android apps at all. An external Android TV or Google TV device on the same television can, and that works today.
Let us know. It helps us decide what to build next, and we will tell you when it is ready.
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