Below you'll find a short list of recommendations for TV hardware, followed by a troubleshooting guide for issues related to web browsers.

Displaying Ambition TV content

While the Ambition TV content is responsive and will scale without distortion across any screen's size/ratio, we recommend a standard 1080p TV.

Ambition TV content is displayed via custom URLs. 

Select a Streaming Device

As of January 2017, we recommend using an Intel Compute Stick over a Google Chromecast. We've found the most reliable solution to be a dedicated machine running an Ambition TV.

Intel Compute Stick

Compute Sticks are completely self-contained computers slightly larger than a USB drive.

Purchase: https://amzn.com/B01AZC4NHS

1. Plugin Compute Stick to TV and setup wifi.
2. Download Google Chrome.
3. Navigate to Ambition and display TV.

Google Chromecast

Chromecasts are cheap ($35) and utilize an existing computer to stream content.

Purchase: https://www.google.com/intl/en_us/chromecast/tv/chromecast/

1. Plugin Chromecast to TV and setup wifi.
2. Navigate to desired Ambition TV from your computer. Click the Chromecast icon in the top right corner of the TV.

ZOTAC P-Series

The ZOTAC solution includes full-size ethernet port for those that require hardwired solution.

Purchase: https://store.zotac.com/pi223-zbox-pi223-w2b

Troubleshooting Auto Play Settings on Browsers

If Triggers are opted to be added to Ambition TV's, ensure the Auto Play settings of the respective browser allow Anthems to fire!

Google Chrome Browser

While Ambition is optimized for Chrome, an update to Chrome 66 on May 4, 2018 changed how anthems play on Ambition TVs. If your Chrome browser is blocking Ambition, click here to learn more.

If the Chrome’s AutoPlay Policy is preventing the anthems from firing, you will need to change your settings.

While the Autoplay settings live outside of Ambition's control, we have had customers find success with changing the default setting here:

1. Using Chrome, copy & past chrome://flags/#autoplay-policy directly into your Chrome browser.

2. At the top of the page, change the Autoplay Policy from “Default” to “No User Gesture”.

Firefox Browser

Firefox 66 blocks all media with sound from playing automatically. If you want a website to automatically play media, you must give it permission using the method below. For additional context, please visit Firefox.