Pick the box under your television. Nothing here needs a shop or an account with anybody but your debrid provider.
The fastest way in. Works in any modern browser, and installs to a phone home screen like a real app.
Not in the Roku Channel Store. It is loaded straight onto your own box from a browser on the same network — this takes about two minutes and only has to be done once.
On the Roku remote press: Home ×3, Up ×2, Right, Left, Right, Left, Right. Accept, set a password, and the box restarts and shows you its address.
Something like http://192.168.1.50. Sign in as rokudev with the password you just set.
Blazing appears on the Roku home screen straight away.
The first launch registers it and waits for a nod from the fleet dashboard.
A normal Android app. Use the Downloader app from the Amazon store — it is free, and it is the way every sideload on Fire TV is done.
Settings → My Fire TV → Developer Options → Install unknown apps → turn it on for Downloader.
blazingstream.lyreosai.com/dl/blazing-firetv.apk
Blazing TV Stable appears in your Apps row with its own banner.
Already have a Blazing build on this stick? Install straight over it. Do not uninstall — uninstalling throws away that stick's fleet identity and it has to be approved again from scratch.
tvOS 17 or newer. Apple does not allow a downloadable file for an Apple TV, so this one goes on over the network from a Mac, or through TestFlight when a build is out.
The picture now fills the whole screen on both players. If you see a black border you are on an old build.
Tizen 5.5 and newer — that is roughly a 2020 set or later. The package is built and tested; it goes on with Samsung's own Tizen Studio over the network.
Apps → press 1 2 3 4 5 on the remote → Developer Mode On → type your computer's IP address → restart the set.
sdb connect <tv-ip>, then install the package with tizen install.
This package is already signed, so there is no certificate for you to create. An unsigned widget is refused by the television with a message that does not explain why, which is worth knowing if you ever build one yourself.
webOS 4 and newer — roughly a 2018 set or later. Two ways on, and the first needs nothing installed on your computer at all.
Open the television's Web Browser and go to blazingstream.lyreosai.com/app. The remote's arrow keys move around it. Nothing to install.
Install the Developer Mode app from the LG Content Store and turn it on, then from a computer on the same network as the television:
ares-setup-device --add tv --info "host=<tv-ip>,port=9922,username=prisoner"ares-install --device tv blazing-lg.ipk
Settings → All Settings → General → Network → IP Control Settings. It also shows there whether IP Control is on.
Side-loading only works from a computer that shares a network with the television — the tools speak to it directly and cannot reach across the internet. If the set is somewhere else, use the browser.
Then you do not need any of the above. Add the catalogue to the Stremio you already have.