Hi! It sounds like you're trying to use BlazeTV on Google TV via Roku but can't find the BlazeTV app—could you share a bit more about your setup? For example, do you have a separate Roku device connected to your Google TV, or are you trying to access Roku apps directly on Google TV? This will help me understand where the issue might be.

Meanwhile, here’s some background to clarify: BlazeTV is available as a Roku channel for Roku devices and as a standalone app for Google TV (Chromecast with Google TV). You typically can't run Roku-specific channels inside the Google TV interface unless you have an actual Roku device connected.

If you have a Roku device connected to your TV, you can add BlazeTV from the Roku Channel Store:

1. Press the Home button on your Roku remote.
2. Navigate to “Streaming Channels” to open the Channel Store.
3. Search for “BlazeTV” in the search bar.
4. Select BlazeTV from the results and add the channel.
5. Once installed, open BlazeTV from your channels list.

If the BlazeTV app isn’t appearing on Roku despite these steps, try checking for system updates on Roku:

- Go to Settings > System > System update > Check now.

This often resolves missing app issues1 2 .

If you are using Google TV (Chromecast with Google TV) without Roku hardware, then BlazeTV needs to be installed as an app specifically for Google TV, which you can get from the Google Play Store integrated with Google TV, not from Roku.

Could you confirm if you have a Roku device or if you’re using Google TV on its own? That way, I can guide you better on installing or accessing BlazeTV in your exact setup.

Have app for Roku on googletv

Thanks for clarifying! It sounds like you want to use the BlazeTV Roku app on your Google TV device.

Here’s the key detail: The Roku app experience and channels require Roku hardware or Roku OS devices. Google TV, even though it has a streaming interface, does not run Roku apps natively. So, you cannot install or launch the BlazeTV Roku channel directly on Google TV.

However, BlazeTV does offer a separate app specifically for Google TV devices, available through the Google Play Store. This app is designed to work on Chromecast with Google TV and similar devices. So instead of trying to use the Roku channel, you would:

1. On your Google TV, open the Google Play Store.
2. Search for "BlazeTV" and install the BlazeTV app made for Android/Google TV.
3. Open the app and sign in with your BlazeTV credentials to start watching.

If you don’t see the BlazeTV app in the Google Play Store on your Google TV, try updating the system software on your Google TV device or restarting it and then checking again.

Bottom line: The BlazeTV Roku channel works only on Roku devices, while BlazeTV for Google TV is a distinct app and is what you want to use on that platform1 5 8.

Would you like me to walk you through installing the BlazeTV app directly on your Google TV?

BlazeTV not I google play

Thanks for letting me know! If you're not seeing BlazeTV in the Google Play Store on your Google TV, it could be due to a couple of common reasons such as regional restrictions or device compatibility issues.

Here’s what you can try step-by-step:

1. Check Google Play Store on a Phone or Computer:
Visit the BlazeTV app page on Google Play here to confirm that the app still exists and is available generally. It seems the BlazeTV app is still listed and available, so it's likely device-specific.

2. Update Your Google TV System:
Make sure your Google TV device software is fully updated. Sometimes apps won’t appear unless your device runs the latest version.
- Go to Settings > System > About > System Update and check for updates.

3. Install from Google Play Store on Your Phone and Cast:
If the app won’t appear on Google TV’s Play Store, you can install BlazeTV on your iPhone (which you have) and try casting from your iPhone to Google TV as a workaround.

4. Use a Web Browser:
You can also watch BlazeTV via a web browser on Google TV. Open Chrome or another browser on your device and go to the BlazeTV website to stream directly.

5. Check Regional Availability:
Some apps are restricted in certain countries or regions. If you believe this might be the case, using a VPN or confirming your Google account region could help.

If none of these options work, it might be that BlazeTV has limited support for certain Google TV models or regions currently2 3 5 .

Would you like guidance on casting BlazeTV from your iPhone to Google TV or trying the browser method? Let me know!

Had Roku with BlazeTV til today on Roku stick now it won’t work nor does firetv

Hi! I understand that BlazeTV was working on your Roku stick and Fire TV until today but now it won’t. Let’s work through some targeted troubleshooting steps to get you back up and running on both devices.

### First, let me ask:
- When you try to open BlazeTV on either Roku or Fire TV, do you get an error message, a black screen, or the app just doesn’t open at all?
- Have you recently updated the apps, the Roku or Fire TV system software, or changed any network settings?

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### Step-by-step Troubleshooting for BlazeTV on Roku and Fire TV:

#### 1. Restart Your Devices
- Completely power off the Roku and Fire TV sticks by unplugging them from power for about 30 seconds, then plug them back in and power on. This clears temporary glitches.

#### 2. Check Internet Connection
- Make sure both Roku and Fire TV have strong and stable internet connections. Try streaming another app to confirm if the network is fine.

#### 3. Clear App Cache and Data (Fire TV)
- On Fire TV, go to: Settings > Applications > Manage Installed Applications > BlazeTV.
- Clear cache and data, then restart the Fire TV and try reopening BlazeTV.

#### 4. Reinstall BlazeTV App on Both Devices
- On Roku:
- Navigate to the BlazeTV channel, press the * button on the remote, select “Remove channel.”
- Restart Roku.
- Go to Streaming Channels, search for BlazeTV, and add it back.
- On Fire TV:
- Uninstall BlazeTV under Manage Installed Applications.
- Restart Fire TV.
- Reinstall BlazeTV from the Amazon App Store.

#### 5. Check for System Updates
- Roku: Settings > System > System update > Check now.
- Fire TV: Settings > My Fire TV > About > Check for Updates.

Updated system software can fix compatibility issues.

#### 6. Sign Out and Sign Back In
- If the app opens but fails during playback, try signing out from BlazeTV within the app and then sign back in.

#### 7. Check for BlazeTV Service Status or Known Issues
- Sometimes streaming services have outages or app updates that temporarily disrupt service. You can check BlazeTV’s official website or social media for notices.

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### Additional Suggestions:
- If issues continue despite these steps, sometimes a full factory reset of the streaming device can help, but I’d recommend this as a last resort since it removes all your settings.
- Also, confirm your BlazeTV subscription is active and there are no account-related blocks by logging in on another device or the web.

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If you’d like, I can guide you through any of these steps in more detail. How are the Roku and Fire TV devices currently behaving when you try to use BlazeTV?

I get nothing worked for last 4 days now nothing

Thank you for sharing that the BlazeTV app hasn’t worked for you on Roku and Fire TV for the last 4 days. Let's try some focused troubleshooting to get this resolved.

Since you mentioned you get nothing when trying to open the app, here’s a more advanced approach based on similar cases:

### Step 1: Verify Your BlazeTV Account
- Try logging into BlazeTV on another device or the BlazeTV website using your credentials. Sometimes, account issues can prevent streaming on devices.
- If you see any prompts to reset your password or update your account, follow those instructions8.

### Step 2: Check for Service Outages
- Sometimes BlazeTV servers experience outages or maintenance, which can cause apps to not load. You can check for any outage reports or updates via social media or status check websites5.

### Step 3: Clear Data and Cache (especially for Fire TV)
- Go to Settings > Applications > Manage Installed Applications > BlazeTV (on Fire TV).
- Clear cache and data, then restart the device and try again4.

### Step 4: Reinstall the App
- Remove BlazeTV from both Roku and Fire TV.
- Restart your devices (unplug for 30 seconds).
- Re-install BlazeTV fresh from the respective app stores. This can resolve corrupted app files6 7.

### Step 5: Check Your Network
- Make sure your internet connection is stable and fast enough for streaming — try other apps to confirm.
- Restart your router to refresh connections1 2.

### Step 6: Additional Options
- If issue persists, consider testing BlazeTV on another device like your iPhone. Then use AirPlay or screen mirroring to watch on your TV temporarily while this gets resolved.
- Contact BlazeTV support directly via [email protected] if none of the above help.

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Would you like me to walk you through any of these steps on your Roku or Fire TV? Also, did you experience any error messages or app crashes specifically, or does it simply fail to open or load anything?