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Remote Controls

IPTuner is designed around a television remote first: the D-pad and a small set of consistent press/hold actions work across the app.

ControlTypical IPTuner action
MENUMain Navigation. While the app keyboard is open, MENU toggles uppercase/lowercase instead.
Hold MENUContext Actions.
OKOpen/select; Playback Controls in full-screen playback.
Hold OKSecondary action such as Favorite/Watchlist where available.
BACKClose the current overlay/screen using the navigation stack.
Hold BACKClean app exit.
Dedicated media/Guide/Search/Settings keysUsed when the device reports those keys.

On-screen keyboard

Settings > General > On-screen keyboard chooses between IPTuner’s TV-focused App Keyboard and the Fire OS/system keyboard. With App Keyboard, navigate with the D-pad and OK; MENU changes case while the keyboard is open.

How do I open Main Navigation?

Press MENU. Main Navigation contains Live TV, Guide, Recordings, Shows, Movies, Search, Settings, and Exit.

How do I open Context Actions?

Hold MENU on the current screen or focused item.

How do I exit IPTuner cleanly?

Hold BACK or choose Exit from Main Navigation. Both use the same clean app-exit teardown.

How do I add a Live TV channel to Favorites?

In full-screen Live TV, Hold OK toggles Favorite for the current channel. In the Guide, Hold OK toggles Favorite for the focused channel.

Where is my recent channel History?

From full-screen Live TV, use the logical START/LEFT action to open the Live TV quick menu. Its modes include History and Favorites.

Can I jump the Guide timeline by a day?

When the remote exposes FF/REW media buttons, IPTuner can use them to jump the Guide timeline by a day.

How do I add a Movie or Show to Watchlist?

Hold OK on a supported focused Movie or Show to add or remove it from Watchlist.

Can I use the Fire OS/system keyboard instead of IPTuner’s keyboard?

Yes. Settings > General > On-screen keyboard lets you choose between the TV-focused App Keyboard and the Fire OS/system keyboard.

Why does a dedicated remote button behave differently on another device?

Dedicated Play/Pause, REW, FF, Channel Up/Down, Guide, Search, and Settings actions are used when the remote and Android device report those keys. Hardware key availability varies.