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Supported Devices & Platforms

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ZynoDisplay runs on a wide range of hardware. Whatever you use, the screen runs the ZynoDisplay player app, shows a registration code on first launch, and is then paired and managed from ZynoSuite.

The ZynoDisplay Touchscreen

The simplest option is the ZynoDisplay touchscreen — a purpose‑built 21.5‑inch device that ships with the player app already installed. Power it on, connect it to your network, and it's ready to pair. It also supports the full set of remote device controls (power, reboot, Wi‑Fi settings, and the LED ring around the screen).

Bring Your Own Device

You can also run ZynoDisplay on hardware you already own. Install the ZynoDisplay app from the device's app store (search for ZynoDisplay), then launch it to get a registration code. Follow the setup guide for your platform for the exact steps.

Each platform has a step‑by‑step setup guide — including the device settings that keep a screen running 24/7 (TVs and streaming players often power‑save or return to their home screen after a few hours of inactivity). The guides are linked in the Setup guide column below.

PlatformWhere to get the appMultiple screensRemote device controlsSetup guide
Amazon Fire TVAmazon AppstoreSingle screenSet up →
Android phone / tabletGoogle PlaySingle screenSet up →
Android TV / Google TVGoogle PlaySingle screenSet up →
Apple TVApp StoreSingle screenSet up →
iPhone, iPadApp StoreSingle screenSet up →
LG TV (webOS)LG Content StoreSingle screenSet up →
Raspberry PiSee setup guideMultiple screensTV power on/off (HDMI‑CEC)Set up →
RokuRoku Channel StoreSingle screenSet up →
Samsung TV (Tizen)Samsung appsSingle screenSet up →
ZynoDisplay touchscreenPre‑installedSingle screenPower, reboot, Wi‑Fi, LED ringSet up →

INFO

Remote device controls are extra hardware actions you can trigger from ZynoSuite (turning the display on or off, rebooting, and so on). They're only available on the devices listed above; on every other platform you still get full content control, live overrides, and playback controls. See Remote Control & Device Management for the details.

Driving Multiple Screens

Most devices power a single screen. A Raspberry Pi can drive more than one display at once — each screen is reported separately and is configured on its own. See Screens & Outputs.

Content Support Varies By Platform

A few content types depend on the platform — for example, web pages and ZynoForm content run on the touchscreen, iOS, Android, and Raspberry Pi (not TV or streaming devices). The full breakdown is in Content Types.

Common Issues

ProblemWhat To Check
Can't find the app in the storeSearch your device's app store for ZynoDisplay, or open the setup guide for your platform above.
No remote controls for a devicePower, reboot, and similar actions are only available on the devices listed above.
Need more than one screen from one deviceUse a Raspberry Pi; other platforms drive a single screen.

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