Your Google TV Streamer (4K) runs on the Android TV operating system (OS). You can customise your Google TV Streamer experience using both the device's accessibility features and built-in accessibility features of Android TV OS.
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Learn about Google TV Streamer accessibility features
For a full list of the built-in accessibility features of Android TV OS, refer to Make Google TV more accessible. You can also control your Google TV Streamer with voice commands through the Google TV Streamer Voice Remote or a Google smart speaker or display.
To learn how to use voice commands with:
- A Google TV Remote, go to Use Assistant on the Google TV Streamer Voice Remote.
- A Google smart speaker or display linked to your device, refer to Use your voice assistant on your TV with Google TV Streamer.
To learn about key features of your Google TV Remote, go to:
- Set up the Google TV Streamer Voice Remote customisable button.
- Control smart home devices on your Google TV.
- Use find my remote for your Google TV Streamer Voice Remote.
To learn about the voice commands for controlling your Google TV Streamer, refer to:
- Play YouTube TV on Google TV Streamer.
- Play audio on Google Cast-enabled speakers and TVs with your Google speaker or display.
- Play TV shows and films with your speaker or display.
- Access Google Photos on a speaker, display or Google streaming device.
- Turn your TV on and off using Google smart speakers or displays.
- Play news on Google Cast-enabled TVs with your speaker or display.
Your Google TV Streamer can automatically lower the volume of videos and music that you're playing when you're using the voice assistant. For more info, go to Lower the volume of videos and music when using voice assistant.
Set up your Google TV Streamer
Learn how to set up Google TV Streamer (4K) and Voice Remote. You can also set up your Google TV Streamer and remote using TalkBack.