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Bonjour sur un Web OS TV UJ 620 V , comment lire et installer une application ?
Le lecteur USB ne lit pas les fichiers ou APK.
J'ai activé le mode développeur, créé un compte, mais ne parviens pas à la section "sources inconnues" pour la cocher et permettre l'autorisation d'installer des fichiers APK.
Dans Developper Mode, j'ai
IP Adresse (Wireless) 192.168.1.29 ONE Dev Mode Status
IP Adresse Disconnected OFF Key server
Passphase 3B6D27 Extend Extend Session Time
Remain Session 49h:53mn OFF Clear Cache Data

Si je valide par OK , rien de plus !

1_Comment continuer la procedure ?
2_ Existe-t-il une autre façon de procéder ?

Cordialement.

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