Access All Hidden Live Tv Channels Straight out of the box on Amazon Fire tv, Works on all devices, fire tv stick, fire tv cube, fire tv smart tvs, etc.

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00:00 Intro
00:12 Access LIVE TV
00:33 LIVE FEATURE
02:02 TV GUIDE
03:31 ADD Channels
05:19 Install on Your Device
08:04 How To Sync Channels
09:06 Finished Setup
10:30 1400 Channels
11:00 Thanks For Watching

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27 COMMENTS

  1. Good video. Just to give some context. I own 2 gen 1 boxes since 2014 and 2 gen 2 boxes since 2015. I am an hardcore user of kodi legacy builds and 3rd party builds and use apks and shareware a lot. I've figured out by trial and error how to install these various "hidden apps". The crazy thing about it all, in all the years of owning fire tvs, I never took the time to utilize the onboard Amazon features. I regularly manage my apps, including using Clean Master apk, to maintain my devices' available spaces. Two things uou coveredh, that are helpful to me is the "synching" feature and the the schedule guide feature which is like the old TV Guide we boomers were familiar with. I like your presentation and I will be referring noobs to it to shorten their learning curve.