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TizenTube

TizenTube is a NodeJS script that enhances your Tizen TV (2017 and newer) viewing experience by removing ads and adding support for Sponsorblock.

How it works

TizenTube operates by initiating a debugger session upon launching the app on your Tizen TV. This is achieved through the utilization of the debug <app.id> command, which establishes a connection between the server and the debugger. Once connected, the server is able to transmit JavaScript code that effectively removes video ads.

TizenTube Installation Guide

Prerequisites

  • A PC capable of running Tizen Studio, which will be used to install TizenStudio onto your TV through SDB.
  • A PC or Single Board Computer capable of running 24/7 (for ease of use) or the Android App.

Installation Steps

  1. Enable Developer Mode on your TV by following this link.
  2. Install Tizen Studio by following this guide. Make sure to install the Tizen SDK version 6.x.x, which is the project’s SDK version..
  3. Connect to your TV using this guide.
  4. Create a Samsung certificate using this guide.
  5. Clone/download the repository and open the apps folder of the repository in Tizen Studio by restarting Tizen Studio and changing the workspace.
  6. In the index.html file of the Launcher app, change the IP variable to the IP of where your debugger will be installed. This could also be the IP of your android device if you plan on using that instead.
  7. Ensure that your TV is selected at the top of Tizen Studio (the dropdown menu).
  8. Right-click the TizenTube app and run it as a Tizen web application. Once that is done, do the same for the Launcher app.

After completing these steps, installing apps is complete! You should be able to see the apps on your TV. Now comes the easier part, installing the server or the debugger. You have two options to do this:

Option 1: Install on PC/SBC

  1. Download NodeJS if you haven't already. Check by running the command npm -v.
  2. Clone the repository.
  3. Install modules by running npm i in the main folder of the repository.
  4. Install mods modules by running cd mods and then running npm i.
  5. Build mods by running npm run build.
  6. Navigate back to the main folder of the repository by running cd ...
  7. Open config.json in your favorite text editor. Change tvIP to the IP of your TV. Make sure to leave the appID as it is (Ad6NutHP8l.TizenTube). Change isTizen3 to true if your TV runs on Tizen 3.
  8. Ensure that SDB is not running by going to Tizen's device manager and disconnecting your TV.
  9. Start the node debugger/server using node ..

Once the server is up and running, you can access the Launcher app from your TV’s app menu. Please note that the TizenTube app will still display ads if it is run on its own. To remove ads, make sure to launch TizenTube through the Launcher app, which is connected to the server.

Option 2: Use The Android App

  1. First, change the Developer Mode's Host IP to your device's IP.
  2. Download the latest APK compatible with your device's architecture from here (if unsure, download armeabi-v7a).
  3. Install it.
  4. After opening the app, change the configuration to suit your needs. Ensure that you set the appID to Ad6NutHP8l.TizenTube if it isn't already set. Change the IP to match that of your TV.
  5. Press 'Run Server'.
  6. Press 'Launch' whenever you want to launch TizenTube.
  7. Please note that if the app crashes, you may have made an error, such as setting an incorrect IP or failing to change the Developer Mode's Host IP.

And now you can launch TizenTube from your Android device!

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