Just got one and can't figure out how to get Amazon Instant Video. When I search for the app in the app store it does come up.
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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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You have to download the amazon app store app then you install Amazon instant video from amazon app store
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Currently the only tablet which can access Amazon's Instant Video services is the Amazon Kindle Fire line. The Amazon App store and/or Google Play app store do not offer an Amazon Video App for any other devices.
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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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There are a few 3rd party apps out there that claim they can get Amazon Prime Videos to work on an android device, but I haven't been able to get them to work. A V.P. with Amazon did announce 4-5 weeks ago that Amazon was coming out with an Android app "soon" that would allow you to use android devices for the Amazon video, but did not give an official sate.
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You have to download the amazon app store. You can download the amazon instant app from their store
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No. The issue some people are having is that you need a form of Adobe FlashPlayer for videos to function; it is not pre-installed on this 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 in order to watch Prime videos; the first method is to 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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I have the same issue when i go to the amazon app or push the amazon button on my remote I get a screen that is grey that says "The amazon instant application is currently unavailable while we are working hard to bring you an updated, feature rich, application. For more details, please visit
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Hello L. Lyons. Unfortunately this Blu-Ray Player (the VBR220) doesn't support Amazon Instant Video. So far as I can tell it only supports Netflix and Vudu.
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My Amazon Instant Video does have the My Watchlist that I see can have Movies and TV shows. I'm not sure how I can get to watch on my TV. I can watch on my computer!
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Yes, there is an app for Netflix in the Store. As for Amazon Instant Video, you can stream it directly from internet explorer.
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Amazon Instant video is available as of today. The new firmware updates the set to firmware 04.00.20 which includes the Amazon app.
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It does not currently have an Amazon Streaming Video application. If that is important to you then perhaps take a look at the Roku 3, or any other Roku model.
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"Amazon Instant Video" is available out of the box....not sure if Prime can be added or not.
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I contacted Samsung who told me there was not an Amazon app available for that player, even though Amazon told me there was. I ended up disconnecting the player and bought Roku.
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I believe there is an amazon instant video app now available for SmartHub. So. You would connect the blu ray player to your network, download updates, install amazon instant video app, then you can watch amazon tv through the bluray's "Smart" features.*Based on Charlie's response, perhaps the streaming app was never released for the blu ray player.. As he suggested though you may want to look into adding a Roku - I bought a refurb roku 2 xs for 48 bucks shipped and it's great. Roku 3 is not worth it if you're mainly looking to stream content*
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Wade C.,Amazon Instant Video's app is not available on that model. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S
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whenever I try to watch an Amazon video it says that I don't have the most recent version of flash. But according to the Market I do. I can watch netflix & google vids fine but anything from Amazon gets thwarted. If anyone here knows what I need to do to fix this I would be SOOOO grateful!!!
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I too am interested in an Amazon instant video app for the BD-C5500. AMAZON, PLEASE DO IT!
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I have the 32LN5700 32" model and is is updated to the latest firmware (LG calls it 'software') ver. 03.20.32. At this time (6/17/2013) there is no app for Amazon Instant Video/Amazon on Demand in the menu. I am an Amazon Prime customer, so I hope that this option is available soon.
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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.