Can I download amazon instant prime
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I am not sure about this particular model. However, we purchased an almost identical TV, just the 64-inch version, and when we purchased it they told us that the only flaw with the system is that it does NOT have the capability to have Amazon Instant Prime on it. They may have changed this for future models, but I don't know for sure.
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Hi, no it will not. It is an entry-level smart box with no internet search function to access Amazon. You will need to purchase a higher end unit like a Roku 2 or 3, Netgear Prime or apple unit. These units have Amazon instant play preloaded.
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No, it does not have Amazon instant video .. I use Roku too, and that has Amazon instant video..
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As of 12-6-2014, Amazon does now have an app that will allow you to watch Prime videos. If you already have the Amazon app installed then go to a Prime selection you want to watch. It should prompt you if you want to install the Prime Video app. Say yes and let it do it's thing. Now you can watch Prime. If that doesn't work you can just search for Prime Video app in the app store and install it.
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yes you can go in and download the amazon app open it and you can download any thing off it
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I have to use my computer and hook it up with an hdmi cord to get amazon prime hope this helps.
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Yes, you can run Amazon Prime -- the icon is even built in already (for both Netflix and Amazon). Your essential need is an HDMI cable, which is an added cost. I haven't actually done this, because it's not movies we screen here. But it's fairly straightforward, and Amazon has great technical help.
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You put A200 in the question, though this is on the A500 page. However, the answer is the same. At the current time, I can see now way of viewing your Amazon Prime Movies and TV on any android device, except for the Kindle Fire Tabs. Though I have not personally confirmed this, there is supposedly an iOS app capable of streaming Amazon instant content, so that may bode well for the eventual release of an Android version. Until then, I'd recommend either Netflix, or Vudu, or both! Vudu's movie selection is amazing, and prices aren't too bad, plus not monthly fee's. Netflix, on the other hand, has TV shows coming out the wazoo, and for $8 a month, I get more than my use out of it. Good luck!
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Yes it is, I have used my prime instant video a couple of times. You just have to sign into your account once you have set up your tv. You only have to sign in once.
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You need a form of Adobe FlashPlayer; it is not pre-installed on the device as Google announced in 2012 that it was discontinuing Flash for mobile devices. There are a couple of easy options available to get around this issue; you can load a browser from PlayStore that has Flash bundled in such as FlashFox (free app). FlashFox works, but it can lag at times and the ads at the bottom of the browser window drive me nuts. The better way is the second option; Amazon announced in September that it would support Prime for Android mobile devices. This can be extended to tablets using the appropriate steps. Just follow the instructions shown below to install the required apps: 1) Install the Amazon Appstore on your device. ( https://www.amazon.ca/gp/feature.html?docId=1001206081) 2) Open the Amazon Appstore (orange icon), search for the Amazon app (the icon has the Amazon logo over a blue shopping basket), and install it. 3) Open the newly installed Amazon App (shopping basket icon), & sign into your account. 4) Once signed in, navigate to any Prime instant video and select "watch now". You will then be prompted to install Amazon Player; do so. 5) Once player installs, you're done. You can now watch any Prime video via your Amazon App. Please note, there is an Amazon app for tablets on Google PlayStore, but it WILL NOT support Prime video on tablets. You must use the above instructions in order to achieve Prime video functionality on this tablet. Hope this helps
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Yes, it does have Amazon instant video app installed into TV. Personally I found the OS on the TV to be to slow to use enjoyably and just bought one of the Amazon sticks which works great.
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Yes, I watch Amazon Prime on my Sony Blu-ray. It has Amazon Instant Video right there on the home screen, along with Netflix and others. When you enter the Amazon Instant Video app, it has a separate category for Amazon Prime videos, which is very handy. For non-prime videos, you can either rent them or buy them. It also has a play list that you can add videos to, to keep track of what you want to watch next. I like it!
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I am not seeing the ability to stream Amazon instant video. Anyone know how to do this. My old Blu Ray player kept adding channels to installation.
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No. Amazon is not one of the User Interface Apps built in to the TV. However, you can purchase many blu ray players for about a hundred bucks that have Amazon Instant Video, such as my Panasonic. It's still cumbersome though
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If I purchased my Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 from Amazon, shouldn't it be compatible with Amazon Prime Instant Video? Does anyone know of a registration code for this device?
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The Amazon Prime Video app is only available on Amazon. You have to allow installation of "apps from unknown sources" under, 'Unknown Sources', usually under 'Security' in, 'Settings'. This device may not have that option. You'll have to look.And No, 'Amazon Prime Video' or anything else by Amazon is not available in the Google Play Store for obvious reasons.
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Natively, Amazon Prime Instant Videos require Adobe Flash Player installed on the tablet, which is not available on Android tablets like this Acer. Kindle Fire and iPads are supported. There are several free apps which state that they can stream Amazon Instant Videos; however I have not found one that works. I just unsuccessfully tried the free "Can I Stream It" app. If you are adventuresome the following link will supposedly step you through how to install and run Flash on an Android tablet - http://www.teleread.com/amazon/how-to-stream-amazon-instant-videos-on-a-nexus-7-or-other-android-tablet/. If running Amazon Instant Video on a tablet is important to you, I suggest that you get an Apple iPad instead. Natively, Amazon Prime Instant Videos require Adobe Flash Player installed on the tablet, which is not available on Android tablets like this Acer. Kindle Fire and iPads are supported. There are several free apps which state that they can stream Amazon Instant Videos; however I have not found one that works. I just unsuccessfully tried the free "Can I Stream It" app. If you are adventuresome the following link will supposedly step you through how to install and run Flash on an Android tablet -... » Read More Natively, Amazon Prime Instant Videos require Adobe Flash Player installed on the tablet, which is not available on Android tablets like this Acer. Kindle Fire and iPads are supported. There are several free apps which state that they can stream Amazon Instant Videos; however I have not found one that works. I just unsuccessfully tried the free "Can I Stream It" app. If you are adventuresome the following link will supposedly step you through how to install and run Flash on an Android tablet - http://www.teleread.com/amazon/how-to-stream-amazon-instant-videos-on-a-nexus-7-or-other-android-tablet/. If running Amazon Instant Video on a tablet is important to you, I suggest that you get an Apple iPad instead. « Show Less