Support
Supported devices
NAMI streams adaptively, so it works on far more than the list below — but these are the ones we test and support.
Web browsers
Supported- Google Chrome
- Version 110 or newer, on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and ChromeOS.
- Microsoft Edge
- Version 110 or newer.
- Mozilla Firefox
- Version 110 or newer.
- Safari
- Version 16 or newer, on macOS and iOS.
- Samsung Internet
- Version 20 or newer on Android.
Phones and tablets
Supported- Android
- Android 8.0 (Oreo) or newer, via the NAMI app or the browser.
- iPhone and iPad
- iOS and iPadOS 15 or newer, via the NAMI app or Safari.
Television
Supported- Android TV and Google TV
- Android TV 9 or newer. Sign in with an activation code.
- Smart TVs with a modern browser
- Where the set's browser supports MSE, nami-domain.com works directly.
- Chromecast
- Cast from the Android or iOS app.
Coming later
Not yet- Samsung Tizen
- A native app is planned. Not available yet.
- LG webOS
- A native app is planned. Not available yet.
- Apple TV
- A tvOS app is planned. Not available yet.
- Roku
- Under consideration, depending on the market.
What speed you need
NAMI picks the highest quality your connection can sustain and drops down the moment it cannot, so a slow line means a softer picture rather than a stopped film. These are the sustained speeds each rendition needs.
| Quality | Sustained speed | Typically used for |
|---|---|---|
| 360p | 1.0 Mbps | Mobile data, tight connections |
| 480p | 2.0 Mbps | Small screens, shared lines |
| 720p | 4.0 Mbps | Laptops and most televisions |
| 1080p | 8.0 Mbps | Full HD on a large screen |
The ceiling also depends on your plan: a mobile plan is capped lower than a household plan, whatever your connection can do.
Signing in on a television
Televisions get an activation code instead of a keyboard. Open NAMI on the TV, then enter the code it shows on a device where you are already signed in.
Activate a TVDevice not working?
Sign the device out from Account → Devices and sign in again — that clears a stale session, which is the usual cause. If it still fails, tell us which device and what it says.
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