Supported players

Choose the right player for each TV and reliability requirement.

One WAHTABOOK protocol, purpose-built players

Every player uses the same secure activation, authoritative content rules, checksum-verified media and offline recovery contract. Hardware capabilities and operating-system restart guarantees still differ.

Supported

WAHTABOOK Raspberry Pi player

Raspberry Pi 4 Model B · approved Ready Image

Professional unattended signage, guaranteed kiosk control and cold-boot recovery.

Test preview

Fire TV · Fire OS

Fire TV Stick 4K Max (2nd gen), 4K (2nd gen), 4K Plus, Stick HD (2024)

Native Android APK with Media3. Exact model and Fire OS build must pass physical qualification.

Test preview

Android TV / Google TV

Google TV Streamer (4K), certified Android / Google TV devices

Native TV APK. Device storage, codec support and manufacturer restart behavior vary.

Development preview

Fire TV · Vega OS

Fire TV Stick HD (2026) · AFTCL001 · Vega OS 1.1

Native React Native/VPKG player implemented for protocol v1. Virtual-device build and one-device physical qualification are still required before approval.

Verify exact model

Generic built-in Fire TV

Television model and year not supplied

Built-in Fire TV hardware spans multiple Fire OS generations; approval is model-specific.

Which option should I choose?

Unattended business-critical signage
Choose the WAHTABOOK Raspberry Pi player. It provides the strongest managed boot and recovery behavior.
Simple customer-installed TV player
Use an approved Fire OS, Vega OS, or Android / Google TV device after its exact model passes qualification. Installation is app → code → assign screen.
Power-loss expectations
Consumer TV platforms may return to the launcher or delay apps after a full reboot. WAHTABOOK restores verified cached signage whenever the app is relaunched, but cannot override manufacturer OS policy.