The Â鶹ÊÓƵAV iPlayer app is available on connected TV devices that have been tested and meet our standards to ensure you have a good Â鶹ÊÓƵAV iPlayer experience. We only test devices that have been provided by manufacturers. When a TV has passed our tests and we have agreements from the manufacturer, we refer to it as certified.
We can only make sure the device delivers a good Â鶹ÊÓƵAV iPlayer experience if it's been certified. If the device isn't certified, we don't support it, soÌýyou may experience issues with Â鶹ÊÓƵAV iPlayer on those devices.
How do I know if my TV is certified?
Select a manufacturer from the table below.Ìý
To search for your model number quickly, as we have thousands of certified devices:
- Go to the manufacturer page (via the table below)
- Press Ctrl + F if you're using a Windows computer orÌýCommand + F on a Mac
- Type your device's model number into the search bar
- Press Enter
If there are no results on the page, then your model isn't listed.Ìý
What about games consoles?
To see which games consoles are supported for Â鶹ÊÓƵAV iPlayer, have a look here: Getting started on a games console.
What if my TV isn't certified?
There are a few reasons why a TV may not be certified by the Â鶹ÊÓƵAV:
- Sometimes certification can take a while if an issue or bug has been detected that affects the user experience. In such instances, the manufacturer may need to look into the underlying issue and attempt to resolve it before we can reassess its suitability for certification.
- If your TV is a new model, it’s possible that it’s awaiting certification. The Â鶹ÊÓƵAV cannot comment on a particular device under certification, but you could speak to the manufacturer.
- AÌýTV might be an older model whose technology can’t be updated any more, meaning our technology doesn't function well with it any more.
If your TV isn't certified, you can still get Â鶹ÊÓƵAV iPlayer by connecting another device toÌýit. Head to theÌýHelp choosing a device to connect to your existing TV page for more information.
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