Loopvew for Android
Android TVs, tablets, and media boxes
- 4K playback on capable hardware
- Multi-zone layouts
- Offline playback
- Kiosk mode and autostart
Good to know: Confirm the supported Android version for your device model
One CMS. Your choice of hardware.
Get the Loopvew player.
One player app for every screen you run — on Google Play for Android, on the Amazon Appstore for Fire TV, and ready for Windows PCs, Linux machines, and LG and Samsung smart TVs. Pick your platform below.
Player downloads
Loopvew for Amazon Fire TV
Fire TV streaming devices and televisions
- Very low hardware cost
- Plug-and-play HDMI
- Kiosk and auto-launch behavior
- 4K on supported models
Good to know: Consumer sleep, screensaver, and system-update behavior needs testing per model
Loopvew for Windows
PCs, mini PCs, and dedicated media players
- Serious playback headroom
- Multi-zone layouts and video walls
- Use hardware you already own
- A full web engine
Good to know: Confirm the supported Windows release and processor architecture
Loopvew for Linux
Linux PCs and managed media players
- No OS license fee
- Your update policy
- Built for 24/7 operation
- Kiosk lockdown
Good to know: Confirm the package format and architecture for your distribution
Loopvew for Web Player
Devices with a compatible web browser
- No installation
- Any modern browser
- The fastest pilot path
- The same CMS content
Good to know: The Web Player is not publicly released
Loopvew for ChromeOS
Managed ChromeOS devices
- Managed kiosk auto-launch
- Central policy control
- Secure by design
- Web content and dashboards
Good to know: ChromeOS support and installation method are not confirmed
Loopvew for Amazon Signage Stick
Dedicated Amazon Signage Stick hardware
- Purpose-built for signage
- 4K and fast connectivity
- Set up in minutes
- Built to scale
Good to know: Loopvew availability in Amazon's CMS selection is not confirmed
Loopvew for Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi single-board computers
- Low cost per screen
- Low power, always on
- Compact footprint
- Offline playback
Good to know: Raspberry Pi support has not been released publicly
Loopvew for LG webOS
LG commercial webOS signage displays
- No external player
- HDMI-in capture
- Screen on/off scheduling
- Brightness control
Good to know: Consumer LG TVs are not supported by the native player
Loopvew for Samsung Tizen
Samsung commercial SSSP displays
- No external player
- Screen on/off scheduling
- Brightness control
- 4K on the panel
Good to know: Consumer Samsung TVs are not supported by the native player
Questions about downloads, answered
Right here. The Android player is on Google Play and the Fire TV player is on the Amazon Appstore — the Download button on each card opens the store listing. For other platforms, contact the team and we send the current installer straight away. Platform setup guides walk through installation step by step.
Stable today: Android TVs and media boxes, Amazon Fire TV devices, Windows PCs, Linux machines, and Samsung Tizen and LG webOS smart TVs. A browser-based web player, ChromeOS, Amazon Signage Stick, and Raspberry Pi are on the roadmap.
Not if you already have a compatible Samsung or LG smart TV, an Android TV, or a PC near the screen — the player runs on all of them. For a TV without a supported smart platform, an affordable Android box over HDMI is the usual route.
Install the player on the device, open it, and enter the on-screen pairing code in the Loopvew CMS. The screen connects to your account and starts receiving content as soon as you publish a playlist.
Yes. Pilot one screen with hardware you already own — an Android TV or a spare PC — and test your real content, opening hours, and network before standardizing across locations.
Not sure which player fits?
Tell us about your screens and the hardware nearby. We'll point you at the right player and the fastest way to get it installed.