can I stream amazon prime movies?
72731
Unlikely. Amazon video on demand doesn't work with standard android devices and usually only works on Amazon devices. Since ur turning a nook into a android 4.0+ device I would bet on not likely for the time being.
72732
Sorry I did not see this sooner. Yes, but you need to install Adobe Flash (already on your card in the download area). Limitation, if you are interested in using HDMI adapter to display it on a TV, this does not work with the card. Tested it again today (8/9/13).No guarantee how long this will work, since Amazon is in process of moving away from Flash support, even for their Windows access.
1852328
Yes, you can install the Amazon droid app on it an watch your prime movies on it. I've tried it, it works fine, but its a bit awkward since the app expects that you have touch screen and you are using arrow keys and a mouse pointer.
1358165
Yup!! I have a Prime account and tested it out as soon as I hooked it up! So now I can watch my Amazon movies, Netflix, crackle (which is free) and a couple others (although we use it mainly for the Netflix and Amazon). Works great! Easy to hook up and program. Give it a whirl! I'm going to get 3 more for our other sets and kill the cable bill!
2155866
Yes you can stream from Netflix, Hulu, amazon video as long as you have it connected wired/wireless to the interweb
1743104
There is the Amazon instant video app, which will allow you access to Amazon prime video. Hope that helps...Great tv by the way....
1575233
It does not currently have an Amazon Streaming Video application. If that is important to you then perhaps take a look at the Roku 3, or any other Roku model.
2200963
Not without help. You will need a device like an Amazon Fire Stick or an Xbox that has the Amazon Prime app on it. You plug the device into the HDMI port of the TV and then you can watch Amazon Instant Videos.
1295488
Yes, it will play Amazon Prime videos. However, about an hour into an Amazon Prime movie the player occasionally will freeze. Controls do nothing. The power plug must be pulled from the wall for a few seconds to reset the player. Then you must navigate back to the movie. Resume will only take you back to the beginning of the movie, the player doesn't know where you left off because it crashed/locked up.
575598
The Amazon Prime Video app is only available on Amazon. You have to allow installation of "apps from unknown sources" under, 'Unknown Sources', usually under 'Security' in, 'Settings'. This device may not have that option. You'll have to look.And No, 'Amazon Prime Video' or anything else by Amazon is not available in the Google Play Store for obvious reasons.
1056470
Yes you can, also Hulu, Netflix and Amazon. I have had no problem streaming these.
137481
Yes, the Amazon app is the same app for all of the Roku player Models (Both the previous models and the third gen, or as Roku is calling them Roku 2s). Prime is available if you pay the ~$79 a year for the service.Without Prime, you can still rent Amazon VOD to rent or buy Movies or TV shows. I use Amazon VOD myself on the Roku. There is a section in the Amazon App (Channel) on the Roku for Prime users (I don't use prime but the button is there regardless).
357141
As far as I've been able to find out. You cannot get amazon movies using this player. I know there are quite a few movie apps including Netflix & Blockbuster and some others, but Amazon is definitley not one of them. Hope this helps.
2028175
Unfortunately, no you can't, it comes loaded with Hulu Plus, Netflix, Pandora, VuDu, CinemaNow, Viewster, NO Amazon Prime.....The LG TV's have Amazon Prime, not the BluRay player.....
1358166
Yes. I have had a Roku for several years, and used primarily for Netflix. Now with the newer RokuHD and Amazon Prime membership, I can stream everything from Amazon that is available in excellent viewing quality.
1327217
Yes, Only you enter "amazon prime movies" in the Amazon search, then click on "Go". You can find your favorite movies!
539643
Because this is not a "Smart TV" it does not have direct connection to the Internet for Amazon Prime. However, I'm sure the TV would be quite capable of displaying a movie or other content from Amazon Prime if you had an Internet connected device, such as a Roku or Xbox, connected to the TV.
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There is a Vudu channel, and I was able to add it and browsed their movie catalog. I haven't used it yet though, there is so much else I already have with Amazon Prime and other channels that I haven't needed it. It seemed a bit pricy to me, but I guess you pay for convenience. However, it won't do 1080P, which seems to be a big part of the reason to use Vudu, since the LT can't support that. So any movies you stream would be in SD instead.