You can download the app from the link below. It's available for both Apple and Android platforms.
http://www.tunity.com/#download
Once you've installed the app, you'll be prompted register for free. Open the app and you'll see the box below. Make sure the TV is within the box and hit the tap the scan.
Using the Tunity App to scan a TV |
For best results, you should fill the box with the TV image. But the above image was sufficient.
Screenshot of Tunity app tuned to a channel |
Once you have the channel synced, you can use the backwards and forwards buttons to fine tune the sync. You may have to play around with this as sometimes your audio feed might be a second or two behind what's on TV.
Troubleshooting:
The only time I've run into issues was with national broadcast networks like Fox, CBS etc or shows that were on multiple channels such as Presidential debates. In those instances, it would sync to a different channel so the actual show was right but the commercials were not. This of course is not a big deal as I'm not watching TV for the commercials (most of the time anyways).
Most local affiliates won't be available but you can easily request support within the app. No word on how often the requests are fulfilled. Also, even with cable networks, the commercials will occasionally be out of sync due to local ad and national ads but the actual show will always be slotted the same.
All in all, it's a great app that's free with no ads! Obviously, this app requires internet access as it's streaming audio.
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