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00:00:00 – 00:06:08
The video demonstrates how to replace the Nvidia Shield TV launcher with a custom launcher called F Launcher on a Windows computer. The process involves downloading the custom launcher, enabling developer mode, setting up environment variables, and deactivating the default launcher. These steps allow for easy switching between custom and default launchers. The presenter also directs viewers to find more detailed instructions in another video and expresses gratitude to the audience for watching.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to replace the Nvidia Shield TV launcher with a custom launcher on a Windows computer. The selected custom launcher is F Launcher, which is free, ad-free, open source, and highly customizable. The steps shown are applicable to all versions of Nvidia Shield TV. The process involves downloading a custom launcher from the Google Play Store, enabling developer mode on the device, turning on network debugging, obtaining the device’s IP address, downloading SDK platform tools for Windows on the computer, extracting the downloaded file, and moving the extracted platform tools folder to the C drive.
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In this segment of the video, the main points are setting up environment variables, connecting to an Nvidia Shield device, deactivating the default launcher, and setting up a custom launcher. Steps include adding the platform tools folder to the path, connecting via adb, and pasting four lines of code to deactivate the default launcher. This process allows switching between custom and default launchers easily by reactivating the necessary files.
00:06:00
In this segment, the creator mentions that viewers can find instructions in their other video and thanks the audience for watching.