I'm a serious mythtv user with rather a substantial setup. I put this on the Kindle because it was the official app and so we could peek at our content from the tablet.
First off, I could not find a free streamer so I had to try the demoware player. This is not a nit about this app, but sort of a heads up to anyone who wants to try it. As far as I can tell you will have to purchase a video player for the Fire (there are free apps for regular androids).
I understand this is a beta test so things will get fixed in time.
The biggest problem with the app is as far as content goes the only thing you can view right now is television you have already recorded ("recordings"). No support yet for your movie library ("videos") nor for live TV.
Another downside is that I cannot seem to do commercial skips either (I'm pretty sure this is a shortcoming of the video player app and not the mythtv frontend app, but again it is something people want to know when deciding about trying out this app).
It is handy to be able to look at the TV listings and the upcoming recording schedule. But for some reason this app is constantly refreshing and popping up three refresh status messages all the time, even when this app isn't on top. Furthermore I have not found a way to turn off (or set the delay between) such refreshes nor have I found a way to turn off those relentless status messages.
It is handy that mythmote is now integrated into this app. (Unfortunately for me, ever since I upgraded to Mythbuntu 12.04 I haven't been able to get my frontends to accept being remote controlled ... not this app's fault about that though ... perhaps when I switch to LMDE based mythtv that will be fixed).
I really want to love this app. But it is a beta and that shows.
If you are pretty handy with myth and you want this gadget and you are willing to put up with the frustrations that are part of this beta, then download this app and be part of the beta testing.
If you are looking for something that you can use as basically a tablet sized frontend, then you might wish to wait before getting this app. (BTW, this app is better on a regular android -- if you have both, then try that tablet instead of using the Fire).
