This article explains how to install and use the Singa app on Android Smart TVs, including supported devices, installation steps, and common troubleshooting tips.
Supported devices
Android Smart TVs running Android TV OS 8.0 or newer
TVs with access to the Google Play Store
Not supported
Generic “Android” TVs without Google Play Store
Chromecast
Manufacturer-restricted app stores (e.g., Samsung Tizen, LG WebOS, Philips Saphi)
How to activate Singa on your Android TV
Open Google Play Store app on the Android TV
Search Singa Karaoke app
Install and open the app
Choose Log in - after that, you will get an activation code
Go to the activation page with a mobile device or computer singa.com/device, log in (or sign in as a new user), and enter the activation code
Using Singa on your TV
Browse songs with your remote control
Add songs to the queue directly from the TV
Log in with the same account to sync your favorites.
If the Android TV doesn't have the Play Store app feature, you can use the smart TV as an external display by connecting the TV to a computer. Directions on how to share screen from your computer can be found here.
Troubleshooting issues with your Android TV
If Singa app is not visible in the Play Store:
Your TV may not run Android TV OS
Your device may be running an outdated OS version
The manufacturer may not support all Play Store apps; try updating the TV software or using another Android TV device
If the app crashes or songs don’t load:
Restart the TV
Check your internet connection (minimum 15 Mbps recommended)
Clear the Singa app cache (Settings → Apps → Singa → Clear cache)
Ensure your TV has at least 1GB of free storage
Older or low-end Android TVs may experience slower navigation or loading times
Audio/video sync issues:
Restart the Singa app
If using external audio systems, check the Bluetooth latency or switch to a wired connection.