How to: Install Aruvo on LG Smart TV
🧾Summary
This article provides an overview of the steps to install Aruvo TV on LG smart TV models.
Since LG smart TVs use a proprietary operating system, the Aruvo app will not install and run correctly on these TVs. However, you can still use Aruvo on an LG TV by installing the app on an external HDMI streaming device that runs a compatible operating system, like Google TV, Apple TV, or Roku.
🕐 When to Use This Guide
- You need to run the Aruvo TV app on an LG smart TV
- You’ve completed the theme and branding setup for your TV
✅ Before You Begin
- Ensure that your external HDMI streaming device(s) are compatible with Aruvo TV. For a complete list of compatible devices, see Compatible TV Models: Aruvo TV.
- Ensure that you have the Wi-Fi credentials for the property where the TV is installed.
- Ensure that you have the required account credentials for your device platform(s).
- Create your Aruvo account - If you have not set up your account yet, follow the steps in this guide to set up your account.
- Configure your branding and theme - If you have not completed these steps during initial account setup, follow the steps in this guide to configure your theme and branding.
⚙️ Steps to configure and install Aruvo on LG smart TV
1. Configure your LG smart TV to select external HDMI input on bootup:
Since LG's proprietary operating system cannot run the Aruvo app, you'll need to configure the TV to automatically switch to an HDMI device which has Aruvo installed. Follow these steps to select the HDMI input:
- Select the HDMI input where the device running Aruvo will be installed.
- Press the "Settings" (gear) button on the TV remote control to open the main Settings menu.
- Select the "All Settings" option, then press the "OK" button to select it.
- Select the "General" option from the next menu, then press the "OK" button to select it.
- Select the "System" option from the next menu, then press the "OK" button to select it.
- Select the "Additional Settings" option from the next menu, then press the "OK" button to select it.
- Select the "Home Settings" option from the next menu, then press the "OK" button to select it.
- Select the "Power On Screen" option from the next menu, then press the "OK" button to select it.
- Select the "Recent Input" option from the next menu, then press the "OK" button to select it.
Note: Ensure that the "TV Quick Turn On" or "Q-Start" option is DISABLED on the LG TV settings to ensure that the TV switches to the last-selected HDMI input when it powers on.
2. Install Aruvo on external HDMI streaming device:
If you haven't yet, you'll need to install and configure the Aruvo TV app on your external HDMI streaming device. Follow the instructions for your HDMI device type, as found below:
- Google TV
For instructions on how to install Aruvo TV on smart TVs and HDMI streaming devices (Chromecast Streamer, ONN, etc) running the Google TV operating system, see How to: Install Aruvo on a smart TV using Google TV OS or Google streaming stick.
- Roku
For instructions on how to install Aruvo TV on Roku TV and Roku Streaming Stick devices, see How to: Install Aruvo on Roku TV.
Due to limitations in the Roku OS, we also recommend installing the Aruvo TV Screensaver for Roku. For the steps to do this, see How To: Install Aruvo TV Screensaver for Roku.
- Amazon Fire TV ( Coming Soon )
The Aruvo TV app is coming soon to Fire TV.
- Apple TV 4K
For instructions on how to install Aruvo on Apple TV 4K devices, see How to: Install Aruvo TV Software on Apple TV.
✅ Next Steps
Link the TV to your Aruvo account
After installing the Aruvo app, be sure to link the TV to your Aruvo account.
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