(Pocket-lint) - Spotify, the music-streaming service, is now available for access through a Samsung Smart TV. The downloadable application hooks up to your Spotify Premium account and allows you to play any of the 18 million plus songs stored on the platform through your set.
Samsung is the first TV manufacturer to offer Spotify music streaming directly through the television itself. Virgin Media also has the option on its TiVo service, while Onkyo and, now, Denon AV receivers are capable too, but the Series 7 and Series 8 2012 TVs are the first to carry it.
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Those specific sets will soon be followed by the rest of the 2012 Smart TV range and Samsung's Smart-enabled Blu-ray players and home theatre systems in making the Spotify app available.
'We are thrilled to debut the new Spotify app on Samsung Smart TVs, which will make listening to favourite tracks even easier for our customers who will no longer have to worry about connecting cables from their laptop or tablet to their Hi-Fi equipment,' said Dan Saunders, the Korean company's director of content services.
'For the first time, they will be able to use their Samsung Smart TVs and home theatre systems to enjoy Spotify’s huge music library from the comfort of their living room.'
The service is available only to those with a Spotify Premium subscription, which you can sign up to for a 30-day free trial if you haven't done so already. Visit www.spotify.com for more details.
You can play Spotify directly from your TV, or by using your phone, tablet, or desktop as a remote.
To see if your TV supports the Spotify app, go to the app store on your TV and search for Spotify. If your TV isn't listed, you can upgrade it with a soundbar or streamer that supports Spotify Connect.
For more info on the types of devices Spotify is available on, check out Spotify Everywhere.
Get started
- Download Spotify from your TV app store.
- Log in one of these three ways to play:
- With Spotify Connect.
- With your Spotify email address and password.
Note: If you usually log in with Facebook, use Spotify Connect to log in instead. - With a PIN. Select LOG IN WITH PIN. Then, on your phone or computer, go to www.spotify.com/pair and enter the pin you see on your screen.
You can listen to Spotify on your TV by using the Spotify app on your phone as a remote.
For more information, check out Spotify Connect.
4th Generation and onward
You can download the Spotify app directly from the App Store on your Apple TV.
To use your iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad as a remote with your Apple TV, check out Spotify Connect.
1st-3rd Generation
With AirPlay, you can use your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, or Mac to play Spotify on an Apple TV, AirPlay compatible speaker, or another Mac.
Google Chromecast lets you play Spotify from your phone, tablet, desktop, or web browser to a TV.
For help setting up, visit the Google Chromecast support site.
To use your phone or tablet as a remote with your Chromecast device, check out Spotify Connect.
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Listen as you game, or simply play Spotify on your TV with your PlayStation 3™, PlayStation 4™, Xbox One, or Nvidia Shield.
Need help?
Make sure your Spotify and your devices’ software are up-to-date. If you don't know, check with your devices’ manufacturers for how to update the version software.
If you're having trouble, check out I can't play Spotify on my TV.
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Check out other articles on our support site for help with your Spotify account, payments, listening offline, or if you can’t play music.
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