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This guide's for devices running Google/Android TV, this is the majority of modern smartTV's that aren't LG or Samsung.
This is pretty simple to do yourself. If you get stuck, ask for help. The app also has a built-in updater so you only have to do this once (hopefully).
- Download the APK file: HERE
Install Instructions:
Recommended: Send Files to TV
The easiest method is to use Send Files to TV (blue app with 2 arrows) to transfer the APK directly to your TV. This works well for Chromecast with Google TV, Firestick, and most Google/Android TV devices.
You can install Send Files to TV from the Play Store on your TV and your phone, then use it to send the APK to the TV.
Make sure your TV and the Phone you're using to transfer the app with Send Files to TV are on the same Wi-Fi network.
- Download the .apk file using the link at the top on your phone.
- Send it to the TV using the Send Files to TV app
- From there you can install it directly from Send Files to TV on the TV
- If prompted, allow the app to Install Unknown Apps and what ever other permissions it needs.
If you need extra help there's a more detailed guide here with pictures:
How to Sideload an APK on Chromecast with Google TV
Method #2: USB Stick
If you'd rather use a USB drive:
- Download the APK file on your computer.
- Copy it onto a USB stick or external USB drive.
- Insert the USB drive into your TV.
- Open a file manager app on your TV (you might need to install one, any file manager app is fine).
- Navigate to the USB drive and select the APK.
- Press Install when prompted.
- You may need to give the file manager permission to install apps from unknown sources.