Sony W630B — Download

The catalogue does not record which system Sony W630B runs, so this page does not conclude either way. Find out first — it takes a minute — then follow the answer.

This set's system is not on record yet

The catalogue holds this model number and its brand, and does not hold its operating system. So this page cannot tell you the package will not install — that would be a conclusion nothing here supports, and guessing the wrong way keeps Android TV owners out.

Check the set's own menu: Settings → About, Support or System information names the platform. Android TV, Google TV or Fire OS means the APK installs; Tizen, webOS, SmartCast or a manufacturer system means it does not.

Then come back to this model's page, which has the install steps or the alternative written for that platform. The manufacturer's support page also lists it by model number.

Finding out before installing

Identify the system first; the install route follows from it.

1. Open Settings on the television and go to About, Support or System information.
2. Look for Android TV, Google TV, Fire OS, Tizen, webOS or SmartCast on that screen.
3. If it is Android-based, follow the Android TV install guide; the launcher also runs on Google TV and Fire OS with the menu names those systems use.
4. If it is any of the others, the app cannot run on the set — an HDMI device is the route, as on the Tizen and webOS pages.

Problems and error messages

If the About screen names no platform, the manual shipped with the television usually does, and the manufacturer's support page lists it by model number.

Do not enable developer options on a guess. The setting exists on Android-based sets and does nothing useful on the others, which makes a missing menu a useful clue rather than a fault.

Once the system is known, this catalogue entry can be updated: the platform is recorded per model, not per brand.

Using the remote

The remote navigates the system the set runs, whichever that is: ring or arrows to move, the centre button to select, Back to return.

A Home button that opens a row of inputs rather than apps is typical of manufacturer systems, and is itself a hint about which system this set runs.