How do I connect my TV to my Alexa device?
To connect Alexa to your TV, open the Alexa app and go to More > Settings > TV & Video. Then choose your content or service provider from the list and tap Link or Enable. Next, follow the on-screen instructions to link your TV to your Alexa devices.
How do I connect my TV to my Alexa?
Connect your TV to the Amazon Alexa app
- Under Your apps, select See all — TV Control with Smart Speakers app.
- Select Apps — TV Control Setup with Amazon Alexa app.
- If TV Control with Smart Speakers app or TV Control Setup with Amazon Alexa app is displayed on the Home screen, select one of them.
Can I connect any TV to Alexa?
You can connect an Amazon Echo to your television via Bluetooth and use the smart home device as a speaker. This works both with standalone TVs and receivers. You can also connect a compatible Fire TV device to a supported Echo for an even better sound experience.
Why can’t I connect my TV to Alexa?
Alexa commands don't work with your TV or video service provider or setup fails. Check that you have the latest version of the Alexa app. Make sure that you've completed setup for your service provider's Alexa Video Skill. Some providers require additional authentication steps before you can connect with Alexa.
Do all smart TVs connect to Alexa?
If you want to connect Alexa to your TV, you will need either a smart device, such as an Amazon Fire TV Stick, or a TV that includes Alexa built-in. We'll explore the ways to connect Alexa to your TV.
Are all smart TV compatible with Alexa?
Smart TV Features
Both Alexa and Google Assistant are built into both the TV and the remote for voice control using your favorite AI. All popular Smart TV channels are supported, and the hands-free voice search with Alexa works quite well.