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On Fire OS 6, each app must explicitly specify which certificates it trusts by listing them in res/xml/network_security_config.xml. On Fire OS 5, simply installing the certificate on your device is sufficient, since all apps implicitly trust certificates installed at the device level. To take advantage of SSL Proxying in Charles Proxy, your app must trust the certificate authority (Charles CA) used to sign the substitute certificate that Charles Proxy generates. It uses this substitute certificate to establish a secure connection with your app, then securely connects to the remote site using the original server certificate it received, allowing you to view in plain text the communication between your app and the SSL web server. When your app attempts to communicate with a remote server, Charles Proxy intercepts the server certificate and dynamically generates and signs one of its own. Charles Proxy is a popular utility that offers this feature. Some proxies support SSL Proxying, allowing you to view network traffic even when it's encrypted. In this case, traffic is SSL-encrypted between source and destination, keeping it private-the data is inaccessible even to a proxy you configure yourself through the Network Proxy option. If your app works with sensitive information, it is likely that you rely on HTTPS connections to protect against eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks. Working with HTTPS and Encrypted Data using Charles Proxy

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The proxy host and your Fire TV must be on the same network. The Network Proxy option allows you to specify the hostname and port of a proxy through which all network traffic will pass, allowing you to observe the data sent to or from your app.

This includes requests initiated by your app and the responses it receives, as well as HTTP headers containing (among other things) cookies and caching information. If your app communicates with remote services or websites, it's often useful to inspect the HTTP or HTTPS traffic it generates.

Working with HTTPS and Encrypted Data using Charles Proxy.

Note: See Invoke the Developer Tools Menu for instructions on showing the Developer Tools menu.

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Install and Run the Debug APK to Test Your App.Install and Use the Amazon Web App Tester.Cordova plugin for Amazon Catalog Integration.Send Recommendations that Include Amazon Enhancements.

Implement VoiceView Accessibility Features.

Step 6: Play Video Content with the PlaybackOverlayFragment.

Step 5: Provide the Details of the App Content Through the DetailsFragment.

Step 4: Edit the User Interface Through Presenters.

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Step 3: Browse the Content of a Leanback-Enabled Android App.

Step 2: Understand the Anatomy of a Leanback-Enabled Android App for Amazon Fire TV.

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How to Build an Android App for Fire TV.Deep Linking to Featured Content from the Fire TV UI.Introduction to Linear Television Integration.AV Synchronization in Android Applications.Voice-enabling Transport Controls with Media Session API.Overview for Voice-enabling Your App and Content.Developing for Amazon Fire TV Devices Running Fire OS 7.Developing for Amazon Fire TV Devices Running Fire OS 6.Fire TV Streaming Media Player Specifications.

Submitting Your Fire TV App to the Appstore.

Fire TV Development Versus Android TV Development.

Fire App Builder: A Toolkit for Building Fire TV Apps.

This is a request for Emby to Detect when the client is a FireTV Stick Gen2, to only initiate directPlay on an HEVC encode if it is 8Bit. As when attempting to watch a 10Bit Encoded x265 video file, it attempts to directplay it. It does not appear that Emby takes this factor into account. If it attempts to decode 10-Bit HEVC it bombs out. The FireTV Stick (Gen2) model now supports HEVC decoding, Hooray! However it currently only supports 8-Bit HEVC decoding.

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