> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.galleryplus.tv/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Supported Devices, Platforms, and Browsers

> Our streaming service works on browsers, iOS, Android, smart TVs, gaming consoles, and more. Find minimum requirements and simultaneous stream limits here.

Our streaming service is designed to go wherever you go — your laptop, your phone, your living-room TV, and almost everything in between. This page lists every supported device category, the minimum software versions you need, and how many screens you can watch on at the same time depending on your plan.

<Note>
  **Simultaneous stream limits vary by plan.** The Basic plan supports **1 screen** at a time. Standard supports **2 screens**, and Premium supports **4 screens** simultaneously. If you exceed your limit, you'll see a message asking you to stop playback on another device before continuing. Manage active sessions any time under **Account → Manage Devices**.
</Note>

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## Device Categories

<Tabs>
  <Tab title="Web Browsers">
    You can watch directly in your browser — no extension or plugin required. The web player supports up to 4K UHD on compatible browsers with the appropriate plan.

    ### Supported Browsers

    | Browser         | Minimum Version         | Notes                                        |
    | --------------- | ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
    | Google Chrome   | 94 or later             | Recommended; supports Widevine DRM and 4K    |
    | Mozilla Firefox | 91 or later             | Supports HD; 4K not available                |
    | Apple Safari    | 15 or later (macOS 12+) | Required for 4K on Mac; uses FairPlay DRM    |
    | Microsoft Edge  | 94 or later (Chromium)  | Supports Widevine DRM and 4K                 |
    | Brave           | 1.30 or later           | Widevine must be enabled in browser settings |

    <Note>
      Internet Explorer is not supported. Opera and other Chromium-based browsers may work but are not officially tested or supported.
    </Note>

    ### Minimum System Requirements (Web)

    * **Operating System:** Windows 10+, macOS 12 Monterey+, or a current Linux distribution
    * **RAM:** 4 GB minimum; 8 GB recommended for 4K playback
    * **Internet speed:** 5 Mbps for HD; 25 Mbps for 4K (see [Video Quality](/watching/video-quality) for full data requirements)
    * **JavaScript:** Must be enabled
    * **Cookies:** Required for authentication and playback session management

    <Tip>
      For the best 4K HDR experience on a Mac, use Safari — it's the only browser on macOS that supports both Dolby Vision and the hardware-accelerated decoding needed for smooth 4K playback.
    </Tip>
  </Tab>

  <Tab title="iOS and Android">
    The mobile app brings your full library to your phone or tablet, including offline downloads, touch-optimized controls, and cellular or Wi-Fi playback.

    ### iOS

    * **Supported devices:** iPhone 8 or later, iPad (6th generation or later), iPad mini (5th generation or later), iPad Air (3rd generation or later), iPad Pro (all models)
    * **Minimum OS:** iOS 15 / iPadOS 15
    * **Download the app:** Search for our streaming service in the **App Store**
    * **Features:** AirPlay casting, picture-in-picture, offline downloads, HDR on supported iPhone and iPad models

    ### Android

    * **Supported devices:** Any Android phone or tablet running Android 8.0 (Oreo) or later
    * **Minimum OS:** Android 8.0 (API level 26)
    * **Download the app:** Search for our streaming service in the **Google Play Store**
    * **Features:** Chromecast casting, picture-in-picture, offline downloads, HDR on supported devices

    <Note>
      Certain Android devices from manufacturers that have customized Android (e.g., some Huawei models without Google Play Services) may not support the app or Widevine-protected content. Check your device's Widevine certification level — **L1** is required for Full HD and above.
    </Note>

    ### Mobile Data Usage

    Streaming over a cellular connection consumes data. You can cap data usage under **App Settings → Mobile Data Usage**:

    * **Data Saver:** \~0.3 GB/hour
    * **Standard:** \~0.7 GB/hour
    * **High:** \~3 GB/hour

    Wi-Fi streaming always uses your selected quality setting without a data cap.
  </Tab>

  <Tab title="Smart TVs">
    Native apps are available for all major smart TV platforms. Install the app from your TV's app store or, if it came pre-installed, launch it directly from the home screen.

    ### Samsung Smart TV

    * **Supported models:** 2017 (Tizen 3.0) and newer
    * **How to install:** Open the **Samsung App Store** (APPS button on remote) → search for our streaming service → Install
    * **Features:** 4K, HDR10, Dolby Vision (select models), voice search via Bixby or Alexa

    ### LG Smart TV

    * **Supported models:** 2017 (webOS 3.5) and newer
    * **How to install:** Press the **Home** button → LG Content Store → search for our streaming service → Install
    * **Features:** 4K, HDR10, Dolby Vision, ThinQ AI voice control

    ### Android TV / Google TV

    * **Supported devices:** Sony BRAVIA (Android TV), TCL (Google TV), Hisense Android TV, Nvidia Shield, and others running Android TV 8.0+
    * **How to install:** Google Play Store on the TV → search for our streaming service → Install
    * **Features:** Google Assistant voice search, Chromecast built-in, 4K, HDR

    ### Apple TV

    * **Supported devices:** Apple TV HD (4th generation or later) and Apple TV 4K (all generations)
    * **Minimum tvOS:** 15
    * **How to install:** App Store on Apple TV → search for our streaming service → Get
    * **Features:** 4K, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, Siri voice search, AirPlay receiver

    ### Amazon Fire TV

    * **Supported devices:** Fire TV Stick (2nd generation or later), Fire TV Stick 4K, Fire TV Stick 4K Max, Fire TV Cube
    * **How to install:** From the Fire TV home screen, search for our streaming service in the top bar → Install, or ask Alexa to install it for you
    * **Features:** 4K, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, Alexa voice control

    ### Roku

    * **Supported devices:** All Roku devices running Roku OS 10 or later (Roku Streaming Stick, Roku Express, Roku Ultra, Roku TVs)
    * **How to install:** Roku Channel Store → search for our streaming service → Add Channel
    * **Features:** Up to 4K HDR; Dolby Atmos on compatible Roku models; voice search via Roku remote

    <Tip>
      If the app isn't available in your smart TV's store, you can still watch on your TV by casting from a phone or laptop using Chromecast or AirPlay. See the **Casting** tab for details.
    </Tip>
  </Tab>

  <Tab title="Gaming Consoles">
    Download the app on your PlayStation or Xbox and use your gaming setup as a full-featured streaming center.

    ### PlayStation

    | Console                 | Minimum System Software | Max Quality   |
    | ----------------------- | ----------------------- | ------------- |
    | PlayStation 5 (PS5)     | 22.01 or later          | 4K HDR        |
    | PlayStation 4 / PS4 Pro | 9.00 or later           | 1080p Full HD |

    **How to install on PlayStation:**

    1. From the PS5 or PS4 home screen, open the **PlayStation Store**.
    2. Search for our streaming service in the store search bar.
    3. Select the app and choose **Download**.
    4. Once installed, launch the app from your game library or the home screen.

    ### Xbox

    | Console                  | Minimum OS Version | Max Quality                          |
    | ------------------------ | ------------------ | ------------------------------------ |
    | Xbox Series X / Series S | OS 10.0.22000+     | 4K HDR (Series X) / 1080p (Series S) |
    | Xbox One / One S / One X | OS 10.0.19041+     | 1080p Full HD                        |

    **How to install on Xbox:**

    1. From the Xbox home screen, open the **Microsoft Store**.
    2. Search for our streaming service.
    3. Select **Get** to download and install.
    4. Launch from the home screen or My Games & Apps.

    <Note>
      Dolby Atmos audio is supported on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S when your TV or sound system is connected via HDMI 2.1 and configured for Dolby Atmos pass-through.
    </Note>
  </Tab>

  <Tab title="Casting">
    Don't have a smart TV? You can mirror or cast from a phone, tablet, or computer to any TV with an HDMI port or built-in casting support.

    ### Chromecast

    * **Supported devices:** Chromecast (3rd generation), Chromecast with Google TV (HD and 4K), any TV with Chromecast built-in
    * **Cast from:** iOS app, Android app, or Chrome browser on desktop
    * **How:** Tap the **Cast** icon in the app or player controls, then select your Chromecast from the list.
    * **Max quality:** Up to 4K HDR on Chromecast with Google TV (4K model) with a compatible plan

    ### AirPlay

    * **Supported devices:** Apple TV (HD or 4K), AirPlay 2-compatible smart TVs (Samsung 2019+, LG 2019+, Sony 2019+, and others)
    * **Cast from:** iPhone (iOS 15+), iPad (iPadOS 15+), Mac (macOS 12+) using Safari
    * **How:** Tap the **AirPlay** icon in the player, or use **Control Center → Screen Mirroring** to select your AirPlay device.
    * **Max quality:** Up to 4K HDR when streaming to Apple TV 4K with a Premium plan

    ### HDMI Cable

    If wireless casting isn't available, you can connect your laptop directly to your TV using an HDMI cable and use your TV as an external monitor. Set your TV as the display output in your operating system's display settings, open the streaming service in your browser, and go full screen. Note that HDCP 2.2-compliant HDMI cables and ports are required for 4K content.

    <Tip>
      When casting, your phone or laptop acts as the remote control — you can lock your screen and the cast session continues uninterrupted. Battery usage on the sending device is minimal during a cast session.
    </Tip>
  </Tab>
</Tabs>

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## Device Registration and Management

You can have up to **10 registered devices** on your account across all plan types. Registering a device links it to your account for faster sign-in and download access. To view and remove registered devices:

1. Go to **Account → Manage Devices**.
2. Review the list of registered devices, including the device name, type, and the date it was last active.
3. Click **Remove** next to any device you no longer use. Removing a device signs it out immediately and deletes any offline downloads stored on it.

<Note>
  If you see a device you don't recognize, remove it immediately and change your password under **Account → Security → Change Password**. Enable two-factor authentication for extra protection.
</Note>
