On the question of Amazon videos, could you just open a web browser and watch the Amazon Prime videos that way?
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Yes, sort of. The work around is installing the "Dolphin" Browser. Then in the settings, you select the "type" as desktop. Amazon Video will then recognize it. I put my default home page to the Amazon Prime video webpage. Works great. I do this for all of my Android devices.
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It does support Amazon Prime videos. I've logged into my Amazon account and watched a movie as I would on any other computer with a browser.
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I truly hate when people provide uninformative, useless answers to questions. YES, it will let you watch Amazon Prime movies, including the free movies and TV shows available from the Amazon Prime subscription: I know, I use it. The built-in Primetime app integrates Netflix and Amazon (and Google Play videos and Redbox and your cable/satellite TV) into one app that is really a pretty nice way to see everything you have available through one app.
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Not sure about Amazon Prime, but I can stream videos from Hula Plus and Netflix. This is a fantastic product.
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Absolutely. You can watch it through the internet browser or through the Amazon Instant Video App.
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That's not what people are asking for. To be precise: you CAN watch Amazon Instant Videos on your XBox360, because they are *downloaded* onto your MediaCenter PC, and the XBox gets them from there.You CANNOT watch Amazon *Prime* Instant Videos on your XBox, because they are strictly streaming - they are NOT downloaded to the Media Center PC. *Prime* Instant Videos are like YouTube videos - they stream, they are not downloaded into a local disk file.
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Unfortunately, no. Amazon Prime Video is not available on any Android or forked Android device. Only Fire and tOO.
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Yes via the built-in browser. You can also play embedded videos in the browser.
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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.
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Amazon Video is one of the apps. With my Amazon Prime membership I am able to watch 'free with Prime' titles, and rent others for cash (I have not done so).
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There are a few 3rd party apps out there that claim they can get Amazon Prime Videos to work on an android device, but I haven't been able to get them to work. A V.P. with Amazon did announce 4-5 weeks ago that Amazon was coming out with an Android app "soon" that would allow you to use android devices for the Amazon video, but did not give an official sate.
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Yes, you can run Amazon Prime -- the icon is even built in already (for both Netflix and Amazon). Your essential need is an HDMI cable, which is an added cost. I haven't actually done this, because it's not movies we screen here. But it's fairly straightforward, and Amazon has great technical help.
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Accessing the amazon instant video app is basically a shortcut or bookmark to Amazon because you are logging in through the web. It works fine, haven't had any issues with it.
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No. There's no Amazon video app either installed or in the App store, and Amazon video does not appear to play in the web browser.
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I have streamed video from Amazon as a Prime member. It was free and worked well. It was a long time ago, so I don't remember the details. Right now I'm using Netflix and the kindle fire to video stream to a large TV with an HDMI cable which works great.
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You can access Amazon Instant Video from the smart hub; but, yes, there is a button right on the remote for one click access.
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No Amazon app, but you can open the browser, go to Amazon and log into your account. From the browser you can view Amazon Prime content as well as rentals, but it's in the browser - not through an app.