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Hello,
yesterday I got my Amazon Fire TV Box, but it comes without an DLNA app for accessing my Mezzmo Server.
When I look in the Amazon AppSTore I can find Mezzmo there but I am not allowed to get it in Germany "You are not eligible to purchase this app due to geographical restrictions."
When will it be available in Germany?
Or is there an other way to install Mezzmo App on my Fire TV?
Many thanks for any helpful answer.
Rainer Kroos
Hi Rainer,
We don't have any geographical restrictions for our Mezzmo Amazon app, so you should be able install it from Germany. The error you are getting may be for another reason. See this Amazon post and follow the steps to fix it - http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/custom...x2VF5U2X3S0ZIQ
Hi,
I found it in the German Amazon AppStore. http://www.amazon.de/Conceiva-Pty-Lt...eywords=Mezzmo
But it is marked as not compatible with Fire TV (in compatibility window white cross in red circle left to my Fire TV entry). Amazon Support told me that the developer handles the compatibility flags. So can you change compatibility with Fire TV into true please?
THX a lot.
OK - we'll double-check that and re-submit it to the Amazon AppStore. We'll let you know when it's ready.
Hello,
any News for this issue? Mezzmo is still listed as not compatible with Amazon Fire TV.
PS: Plex already has a Fire TV compatible Version in Amazon AppStore.
We are in the process of releasing a new Mezzmo Android app (v1.1) and this will be Fire TV compatible. Should be available next week.
Any news on this yet ?.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul
Just got a Fire TV and really need to access my DVD collection !!
Sorry for the delay. We'll be releasing in the next few days. Just fixing a few issues that have been found in Beta testing.
No Problem. I will wait for a great app.
A quick bump to see if you have any news ?
Mezzmo v4.1 and Mezzmo Android v1.1 should be released later today (...I know you've heard this before :))
Update: Mezzmo v4.1.0.0 and Mezzmo Android app v1.1 have just been released. You can find Mezzmo Android app v1.1 on Google Play store and Amazon App store - including for Amazon Fire TV and Fire Stick devices.
In German Amazon App Store Mezzmo as of 2014-08-08 (ASIN: B00MI7G1LA) is still listed (not Fire TV compatible).
Seems to me that I have to wait a little bit longer ....
I guess it may take several hours to propagate through their various stores. If it does not appear in 24 hours, let us know and we'll look into it further.Quote:
Originally Posted by MezzmoStreamer
How to install and buy the App on Amazon Fire TV?
Still no update on amazon.co.uk.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul
It looks like Amazon is slow with the update. I have upgraded the version that I purchased through the Google Store, but the version available on Amazon U.S. is still v1.0.0.8 (as of 11/1/2014 8AM EDT). It's the same whether I update or do a search like I was installing it new.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tank
Agree. I guess Amazon's app review / validation department is either swamped or just slow to validate queued apps. Google usually validates apps within a few hours. We'll monitor it and report back if any problems.Quote:
Originally Posted by smitbret
Update: I can confirm that Amazon is still reviewing the new version (v1.1) of the Mezzmo Android app before releasing it into their store. So we'll just have to wait until they validate it.
How I do install mezzmo on my amazon fire tv?
The German amazon app store (website) includes now the version 1.1.0
But amazon says: donīt work with my fire tv...
Only the What's new part has been updated at Amazon.Quote:
Originally Posted by paladin
Product Information ist still the old Version
Quote:
ASIN: B00MI7G1LA
Erscheinungsdatum: 8. August 2014
Amazon has confirmed that Mezzmo Android v1.1 has been published on Amazon App store - but Amazon did not approve the app for their new Fire TV or Fire Stick devices. Apparently these new devices require some special app coding to be approved :mad:. We'll need to do some follow-up with Amazon tech staff regarding what's required on our part. So for the moment, Mezzmo Android v1.1 will only be available on Amazon App store for Kindles, etc. We'll post back here when we have completed the Fire TV and Fire Stick approval.
Hi Paul, when will this be fixed and the Fire TV compatible App available in Amazon App Store?
Sorry - we cannot give you a definite release date yet. We are looking at the issues now. In short, Amazon Fire TV and Fire Stick devices require navigation / control of Android apps (like Mezzmo Android) through their gamepad or remote control - as compared to touch navigation for Android tablets and smartphones. There's a few areas in the Mezzmo Android app where gamepad / remote control navigation does not quite work, so we're looking into it now. We'd appreciate it if you email us at support [at] conceiva [dot] com to assist testing on your Fire TV / Fire Stick.
Is there a Device Profile for the Amazon Fire TV ?
Using the Kindle Fire just gives a "Cannot Play this media" error, even with a pre-transcoded file.
If it is an audio file you should use the Conceiva Mezzmo (Android) profile. If this is a video file then it depends upon the app your are using on the Fire TV to play the file, can you please tell us the name of the app?
Mezzmo(trial) app!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Please post the FFmpeg information for one of the files you are trying to play. Right-click on the file in Mezzmo (Windows) and click 'Get FFmpeg Information'.
Attached file with info from a VOB based file and MP4 file.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul
Transcoded files will not play either...
Music plays and photo's display.
Attachment 744
Thanks. Mezzmo Android app has a built-in music player and photo viewer, so that's why these files work fine. For video files, when you select to play a video in Mezzmo Android app, you will be prompted what app you would like to play the video in. You cannot choose Mezzmo Android, since it has no video playback features. For Android devices, we recommend MX Player app since it has good format support and good playback features. If this is not available (yet) from Amazon App store for Fire TV devices, then you will need to download a few video apps onto your Fire TV and try them until you find one that can play your videos. Let us know what you find so it assists other Fire TV owners.
I have tried a couple of Apps to see if they can be used as players for Mezzmo, with little success.
The nearest I have come is with Vimu Player, but that will not play from the Mezzmo App, even though it shows in the "Complete Action Using" step.
I did once get the Vimu App on its own, to play a pre-transcoded file, but even that seems to not work any more. It would never play a file with transcoding on the fly, but seemed to work after it's done.
If the file is a MP4, then you can pick "com.amazon.bueller.photos" to play it but as 99% of my rips are full DVD VOB's that doesn't work.
To sum up, nothing really works.... Vimu did work a couple of times as a stand alone player, but nothing with Mezzmo as the front end.
My server is 2012 essentials with a Xeon E3-1230 V3 processor with 16G RAM on a Supermicro motherboard, so plenty of power to transcode on the fly....
You can side load apps onto the Fire TV, for video files I would side load MX Player. When trying to play a video file Mezzmo (Trial) will send a message to the android OS and the app capable of playing the content will be launched. If there are multiple apps to handle the content then you will get a choice from a list of which app to use so if you install MX Player using side loading you should be prompted when playing a video through Mezzmo (Trial) allowing you to select MX Player.
Hi guys,
I might have overlooked it - is there any progress regarding the Mezzmo on Fire TV approval issue? Does it work now or is there still some work to do? I am just curious as I plan to buy one of those boxes.
Thanks,
Michael
It does work now, but Amazon still has not approved it :(. Email us at support [at] conceiva [dot] com and we'll be able to assist you get Mezzmo Android app onto your Fire TV.