Amazon Alexa Music, Cameras, & TV Control
SAY IT, SEE IT. NOW DO MORE WITH ALEXA AND YOUR SONY SMART TV
Use your voice to view your cameras, play music, or control your smart TV. Just connect any Alexa-enabled device to your Alexa compatible Sony Smart TV to get started.
MUSIC YOU LOVE
Listen to music from Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify*, iHeartRadio, TuneIn, and more! Search for specific songs or artists, or pick your favorite playlist.
Just ask Alexa: “Alexa, play songs by artist on <TV Name>”
KEEP TABS ON YOUR HOME
Ask Alexa to see feeds from smart cameras around your home on your Smart TV. Supported cameras include the Amazon Cloud Cam and cameras from Wyze, Ring, Arlo, Nest, TP-Link, and others.
Just ask Alexa: “Alexa show me front door camera on <TV Name>.”
CONTROL YOUR TV
Control content playback and change the channel, volume, and input of your TV, all with your voice!
Just ask Alexa: “Alexa, turn on <TV Name>.”
HOW IT WORKS
Go to the Alexa app your TV, enter your Amazon Credentials, select a group for your TV, and complete the guided Sony set-up (which includes entering your account details, and giving your TV a name). After the set-up is complete, just ask “Alexa, play music on the <TV Name>” or “Show bedroom camera on <TV Name>” and Alexa will play the requested content on the TV.
Please note, if not already, you will need to enable the skills for music providers and Cameras using the Alexa Mobile app. Once the skill is enabled the content is enabled to play on all Alexa supported devices including your TV.
* - Using Spotify with Alexa requires installing the Spotify app on your TV from the Google Play Store.
Use your voice to view your cameras, play music, or control your smart TV. Just connect any Alexa-enabled device to your Alexa compatible Sony Smart TV to get started.
MUSIC YOU LOVE
Listen to music from Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify*, iHeartRadio, TuneIn, and more! Search for specific songs or artists, or pick your favorite playlist.
Just ask Alexa: “Alexa, play songs by artist on <TV Name>”
KEEP TABS ON YOUR HOME
Ask Alexa to see feeds from smart cameras around your home on your Smart TV. Supported cameras include the Amazon Cloud Cam and cameras from Wyze, Ring, Arlo, Nest, TP-Link, and others.
Just ask Alexa: “Alexa show me front door camera on <TV Name>.”
CONTROL YOUR TV
Control content playback and change the channel, volume, and input of your TV, all with your voice!
Just ask Alexa: “Alexa, turn on <TV Name>.”
HOW IT WORKS
Go to the Alexa app your TV, enter your Amazon Credentials, select a group for your TV, and complete the guided Sony set-up (which includes entering your account details, and giving your TV a name). After the set-up is complete, just ask “Alexa, play music on the <TV Name>” or “Show bedroom camera on <TV Name>” and Alexa will play the requested content on the TV.
Please note, if not already, you will need to enable the skills for music providers and Cameras using the Alexa Mobile app. Once the skill is enabled the content is enabled to play on all Alexa supported devices including your TV.
* - Using Spotify with Alexa requires installing the Spotify app on your TV from the Google Play Store.
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Reviews (4)
A. G. u.
Jan 3, 2020
This app is buggy and incompatible with Sony TVs. Setup worked once a while back, now it just breaks. I was wondering why my TV was coming on in the night with tape over the ir sensor, now I know.
A. G. u.
Jul 1, 2019
While the app does successfully show my Ring stick up cam and turn the tv on/off on demand, I'm finding that my TV spontaneously turns itself on once or more per day now.
Sha. M.
Dec 20, 2020
Honestly, this app is almost useless until it supports notifications. We need the ability to see who is at the door in a PiP view.
As reported, this app does, in fact, cause your tv to turn itself on by itself! However, I believe this happens when Alexa gets notifications - we noticed this happen immediately when getting delivery notifications. I've since put the TV on a "do not disturb" mode via the Alexa mobile app, and will see if that fixes it. If not, I may just have to uninstall it.