Tivify is a great alternative to watch TV on Android, especially in the case where we have no TNT setting. Likewise, in case we do, it is more than likely that it is more comfortable to use the Tivify interface than that of the TV, being fully adapted to Android TV.
We were able to thoroughly test it on a device with Android TV, so we’ll tell you what we found and our impressions with a service that, as we expect, we loved.
Live TV, Movies and Series
Tivify’s interface is perfect for television Tivify, technically, is a low demand television service. He allows us access free-to-air channels (you can consult the complete list on their website), as well as programs already broadcast
Tivify is one of the best experiences for watching TV without an antenna. Interface surpasses that of many smart TVs
Although Tivify is a mobile application and a web service, the Android TV application is perfectly suitedIn fact, I dare say that it is one of the best interfaces for watching TV on Android TV. It is also perfectly suitable for the use of the remote control, so that we can use it comfortably.
From this command (although it depends on the command of each Android TV device), we can navigate the grid, browse the program, record it, browse menus and more. It’s quite comfortable and intuitive
We will be able to access the last seven days of broadcast and record the own content of the television
Tivify allows us access the last seven days issued to be able to see any content from a TV channel on demand. It also has a section on movies and series, where we find a rather interesting catalog to be able to enjoy beyond the television channels.
In terms of quality, we had no problem with the cuts, content playback both via WiFi (300MB symmetrical fiber) and connected to Ethernet. Visual quality is excellent and, despite the fact that we watch free-to-air television on the Internet, it feels like watching television from the air, a point very much in its favor.
Another point that we highlight is the general optimization of the application in terms of animations, fluidity (although this will help us to have a good Android TV device) and how intuitive the interface is. It is a well done application, without notable failures and it allows us to take our Android TV to another level.
Tivify is a paid service, with a one month free trial period. Later we will have to pay a price of 4.99 dollars per month. There is no kind of permanence and we can link a total of five devices on the same account. Recordings will be available for 50 days and we may have two simultaneous views.
