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Installing TV SDK
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The following table lists the supported operating systems and hardware requirements for the Samsung TV SDK.
Note The TV emulator does not support signage devices. Do not refer to the below section.
The TV emulator does not support signage devices. Do not refer to the below section.
To use the TV emulator:
Your CPU must support hardware-assisted virtualization:
For Windows® and macOS, check the Intel® product specifications to make sure that your CPU supports Intel® VT-x.
For Linux, check the KVM site to make sure that your CPU supports either Intel® VT-x or AMD-V™.
Your computer must support OpenGL® ES acceleration. You need:
Graphics card driver that supports OpenGL® 1.4 installed on the host machine
The latest vendor-provided graphics card driver supporting OpenGL® ES acceleration
Note The emulator supports only OpenGL® ES 1.1 and 2.0, and EGL™ 1.4.
The emulator supports only OpenGL® ES 1.1 and 2.0, and EGL™ 1.4.
On Ubuntu 14.04/16.04, the Intel driver version must be 8.0.1 or higher.
If the host machine is using the NVIDIA® Optimus® technology, the emulator works with the on-board graphics card. To prevent this, either disable the Optimus® technology, or set the emulator to run with the external NVIDIA graphics card.
Note The TV emulator runs as a virtual machine, so it cannot be used within the following virtualization environments: Remote Desktop Virtual Box VMWare Parallels (macOS) Using Boot Camp does not affect the emulator.
The TV emulator runs as a virtual machine, so it cannot be used within the following virtualization environments:
Remote Desktop
Virtual Box
VMWare
Parallels (macOS)
Using Boot Camp does not affect the emulator.