You can now download the tvOS 16 release candidate (RC) build for your Apple TV HD and 4K if. you're a developer or a public beta tester.
tvOS 16 RC Download Now Available if You are a Developer or Public Beta Tester with Apple
tvOS 16 might not excite you that much, but it is still an important part of Apple's software ecosystem. And if you love nothing more than new software that ensures smooth sailing no matter what you do on your Apple TV, then be ready to download tvOS 16 RC on your device.
It is available right now over the air if you are a developer or a public beta tester. Assuming you have a previous beta installed on your device, only then can you go ahead and download the latest software release. It's actually quite easy, and we will walk you through it all in a few easy steps.
First and foremost, turn on your Apple TV. Once it is powered on, use the Siri Remote to launch Settings. Now navigate to System > Software Update. Download the available update from here. It may take a while to show up, which is completely normal.
Your Apple TV will restart several times during the installation process. This is normal as well, and it is vital that you do not turn off your TV or your Apple TV during this point. Just put the remote away and let the Apple TV do its thing and install tvOS 16 RC.
Check out the following as well:
- Download: tvOS 16 Beta Now Available for Apple TV 4K, HD Models
- Clean Install tvOS 16 Beta on Apple TV HD Model [Tutorial]
- Download and Install tvOS 16 Beta Over the Air on Apple TV
- Downgrade tvOS 16 Beta to tvOS 15 on Apple TV HD [Tutorial]
You can follow the steps below if you're looking to download and install the tvOS 16 public beta on Apple TV:
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