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  • Step 1: Log in to Your Amazon Developer Account
  • Step 2: Create or Access Your Amazon Fire TV Channel
  • Step 3: Access the Feed URL Section
  • Step 4: Add the Amazon Fire TV Feed URL
  • Step 5: Validate the Feed
  • Step 6: Save Your Changes
  • Step 7: Test Your Amazon Fire TV Channel
  • Step 8: Submit for Review (Optional)
  • Conclusion
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How to Add Your DynTube Fire TV Feed to an Amazon Fire TV Channel

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Last updated 8 months ago

Adding your Amazon Fire TV feed to your Amazon Fire TV channel is essential for making your content accessible to viewers on the Fire TV platform. This guide will walk you through the steps required to successfully integrate your feed with your Amazon Fire TV channel.

Step 1: Log in to Your Amazon Developer Account

  1. Go to the .

  2. Log in with your Amazon Developer account credentials.

Step 2: Create or Access Your Amazon Fire TV Channel

  1. If you already have an Amazon Fire TV channel:

    • Select your channel from the list of channels on your dashboard.

  2. If you need to create a new channel:

    • Click on Create a New App and select Fire TV as the platform.

    • Follow the prompts to set up your new channel, providing the necessary details such as channel name, category, and description.

Step 3: Access the Feed URL Section

  1. In your channel's settings, navigate to the section for Content Feed or Feed URL.

  2. This is where you will enter your Amazon Fire TV feed URL.

Step 4: Add the Amazon Fire TV Feed URL

  1. Obtain the feed URL from your DynTube dashboard. You can find your feeds here

  2. Paste the feed URL into the Feed URL field in your Amazon Fire TV channel settings.

Step 5: Validate the Feed

  1. Amazon provides a feed validation tool within the Developer Console. Use this tool to ensure that your feed is properly formatted and accessible.

  2. Click Validate Feed. The tool will check your feed for any errors or warnings. If the feed is correctly formatted, you will receive a confirmation that the feed has been successfully validated.

Step 6: Save Your Changes

  1. After the feed has been validated, click Save to apply the changes to your Amazon Fire TV channel.

  2. If you are creating a new channel, continue with the setup process, including adding images, configuring monetization (if applicable), and setting up other required details.

Step 7: Test Your Amazon Fire TV Channel

  1. Add the Channel to Your Fire TV Device: In the Amazon Developer Console, go to Test your App and add the channel to your Amazon Fire TV device using the unique app ID.

  2. Playback Test: Open the channel on your Fire TV device to ensure that all videos play correctly, and that metadata such as titles, descriptions, and thumbnails display as expected.

Step 8: Submit for Review (Optional)

  1. If you plan to make your Amazon Fire TV channel available to the public, submit it for Amazon’s review. This step is necessary to ensure that your channel complies with Amazon’s guidelines.

  2. Once approved, your channel will be available on the Amazon Appstore.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can easily add your Amazon Fire TV feed to your Amazon Fire TV channel. This feed URL will ensure that your content is accessible to users on the Fire TV platform, providing a smooth and engaging viewing experience.

Amazon Developer Console
https://app.dyntube.com/#/firetv