Prima Player turns your Samsung TV into a proper media centre. Add your playlist once from your phone or laptop — it is on the TV before you sit down.
Built for Samsung Tizen TVs, 2016 and newer.
Designed around a remote control, not a mouse. Big targets, fast navigation, and nothing buried three menus deep.
Categories, channels and a live preview side by side, with what is on now and next underneath.
Poster walls with ratings and year, full details, seasons and episodes, and it remembers where you stopped.
One box across everything. Type sahsiyet and it finds Şahsiyet — no accents needed on a remote.
Handles very large catalogues smoothly, including TVs from 2016 that struggle with other apps.
Enter your details on a phone or laptop. The TV shows a short code and picks everything up itself.
Keep several and choose at startup. One playlist opens straight away.
The TV never asks you to type an address with a remote.
Install Prima Player on your Samsung TV and open it. It shows a device ID and a short key.
Go to Manage playlist on your phone, enter those two values and add your playlist.
Your channels, movies and series are there. Change the playlist any time from the same page.
The things people ask before installing.
Samsung Smart TVs running Tizen, from 2016 onwards. Samsung TVs do not run Android TV, so an app has to be built for Tizen specifically — Prima Player is.
No. Prima Player is a player. You bring your own playlist from whichever provider you already use, and the app plays it. We do not supply, host or resell any channels.
Either the single link your provider gave you, or a server address with a username and password. Paste the link and we work out the rest.
No — that is the point of the pairing code. You do it on a phone or laptop, and the TV picks it up on the next start.
Yes. Each TV shows its own device ID and is managed separately.
Your playlist details are stored so your TV can load them, and they are never shown back on the web page once saved. The TV talks to your provider directly.