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Install Ember on an Android phone or tablet

Four steps, about two minutes. Android asks for permission once along the way — that question is normal and it is explained below.

Ember on Google Play

The easiest way. On a TV: open Google Play and search for “Ember Player”.

Get it on Google Play

No Google Play on the device (Fire TV, some boxes)? Use the APK below.

Ember for Android

APK · version 1.2.2 · about 101 MB · phone, tablet, TV, box, stick

Download the APK
ruscus.net/ember/apk
Download

1Open the page on the device

On the phone or tablet itself, open your browser and go to ruscus.net/ember/apk. The download starts by itself; if the browser asks, confirm it.

The file is about 101 MB, so use Wi‑Fi if you can.

Allow installs
from this source?
Allowed

2Allow the install once

Android will ask: “Allow installs from this source?” Tap Settings, turn the switch on, then press back.

This is the standard Android question for any app that does not come from the Play Store. You are allowing it for your browser, once — and you can turn it off again afterwards.
Ember
Install

3Install, then open

Tap the notification when the download finishes, or find the file under Files → Downloads. Choose Install, then Open.

YOUR DEVICE ID
KY:1D:26:43:12:CC
Copy

4Load your playlist with the device ID

Ember opens on a screen that shows a device ID. If you have your own playlist, enter this ID at ember.ruscus.net/playlist and load it yourself; if you work with a reseller, send them the ID and they add it. The app picks it up by itself, with nothing more to type.

There is nothing to buy inside the app and no account to create.

Ember includes no channels and no content. The playlist comes from you or your reseller, from your own provider.