D-pad, Select, Back and media controls are supported. Color-key shortcuts work when the remote has color buttons.
OpenPlayer
Samsung-style, Android TV, Philips-style and minimalist streaming remotes all work a little differently. OpenPlayer keeps the essential controls consistent.
Use the D-pad to move, the centre button to select, and Back to close or return. Button names and icons can vary by remote.
D-pad, Select, Back and media controls are supported. Color-key shortcuts work when the remote has color buttons.
OpenPlayer supports Tizen 4.0+ TVs (2018 and newer). Info, Tools, Caption and Samsung color keys work where present on the remote.
The Philips Back key is supported. From the home screen, OpenPlayer asks for confirmation before exit.
Touchpad and compact remotes still use their D-pad or directional surface, Select and Back controls in the same way.
The focused card shows where you are. Use the controls below to move quickly through a large library.
Press OK first. It opens the action bar with programme information and playback options.
Press Down to reveal actions, then use Left and Right to choose aspect ratio, audio, subtitles, Favorites or sleep timer.
These are handy shortcuts on compatible remotes. All essential actions are still available on screen.
Search while browsing. Cycle live group while watching.
Toggle a live channel as a Favorite.
Manage visible library groups.
Categories in the library, EPG while watching live TV.
Open categories. Tools also opens Settings from the main menu.
Move through items when your remote provides these buttons.
If your remote uses different labels, look for arrows, a centre Select button, Back, Menu or Tools, and colored buttons. Every essential control is also reachable through OpenPlayer’s on-screen menus.