Tappla doesn’t host your videos. Instead, it connects to the place where your videos are already hosted — like Vimeo, a CDN, or your own server — and makes them available in your Apple TV, Fire TV, Roku, or Google TV apps.
When you connect a video source, Tappla imports your video data (titles, thumbnails, playlists, streaming URLs) and keeps it updated. That way, you don’t need to re-upload or duplicate content.
Your options
1. Connect Vimeo (automatic sync)
Best for: users who already manage videos in Vimeo.
Tappla syncs your Vimeo playlists, videos, thumbnails, and metadata automatically (updates every 24–48h).
👉 [Learn how to connect Vimeo →]
2. Connect a JSON feed (automatic sync)
Best for: platforms that provide a feed (BoxCast, ScaleEngine, Streamhoster, DynTube).
Paste your feed URL and Tappla will keep videos, playlists, and metadata synced.
👉 [See supported feed providers →]
3. Add videos manually (no sync)
Best for: adding a few videos or live streams outside your main source.
Paste HLS (.m3u8) URLs and enter metadata one by one.
👉 [How to add videos manually →]
Next steps
To see exact setup instructions and supported providers, go to:
👉 [Integrations / Supported Video Sources]