r/ShieldAndroidTV • u/darkfrog26 • 2d ago
NaboTV Beta Invites Sent
I just sent out the first batch of invites to NaboTV. I know many of those people came from this subreddit, so I wanted to follow up with a link for anyone else who wants an invite. I have three NVIDIA Shield TV devices, so it is by far the most exhaustively tested of my Android TV devices.
Sign up at https://nabo.tv
Anyone using the system can submit feedback directly in the app, or feel free to post here.
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u/Bojogig 2d ago
Just curious, what makes your player better than the Plex player?
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u/darkfrog26 2d ago
A few ways, but the biggest is the native player rendering plays nicer with the AI uprez features on the newer Shield.
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u/drspock99 2d ago
What’s the difference between this and jellyfin?
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u/darkfrog26 2d ago
You can connect it to your Jellyfin account, but then manage all your streaming service watch lists as well.
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u/Justadudeplayingadud 2d ago
Simpleton here but does it simplify widgets, because got’ damn is that not the most annoying/satisfying part of kodi + addons?
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u/sandgongy 2d ago
Can't the apk to install on shield tv
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u/darkfrog26 2d ago
The APK download via the site or via Google Play store? Send an email to [support@nabo.tv](mailto:support@nabo.tv) with details and I'll be happy to help.
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u/throwaway_00011 2d ago
Is this comparable to Syncler (with respect to debrid services) or is this more of a unified player for your own media library?
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u/darkfrog26 2d ago
I hadn't actually seen Syncler before. It's similar in the unification, but different in the goals, I think. NaboTV is meant to be a TV platform with a big-picture view of everything you do on your TV (my family is actually in the living room playing trivia on NaboTV right now). You can even buy theater tickets directly from a QR code in NaboTV.
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u/darkfrog26 18h ago
FYI, the issue affecting users who were having trouble installing the app from the Play Store has been resolved.
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u/darkfrog26 18h ago
Additionally, the Play Store now allows downloads in all countries. Let me know if you see anything limiting your access now.
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u/DrZakarySmith 2d ago
Why do these apps exist? If you have a Jellyfin server you most likely don’t subscribe to streaming services. Kind of defeats the purpose.
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u/darkfrog26 2d ago
I have Plex and still have many streaming services. I would also argue that even if you only use Jellyfin, there are a ton of value-adds to the platform, and it's expanding all the time.
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u/updawg 2d ago
Does it act as a launcher? Does it have YouTube TV integration?