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Hi, I've developed the Tizen app using the web and now after building it, the build is created in wgt format.

I want to install the build directly on Samsung Tv so that I can test the app there once.

I've already created the certificates and it's also verified by the Tizen team.

Now, when I tried to connect the SamsungTv with Tizen using the Device Manager I'm getting these following errors

  • The remote device is already connected by another one.
  • This remote device is running on a non-standard port or
  • There is no IP address, please check the physical connection

What I've done?
I opened the developer mode of Samsung tv and updated the IP address with my system IP address and in the device manager I added all the details what was required and after clicking on add button then I faced the above errors.

Can anyone help me like how can we either create the build in .tmg format because Usb demo packaging tool is not supported now.  Or how can I connect the SamsungTv with Tizen Studio using the Device Manager. 
I've read and went through the documentation from official site still I face this issue.

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It sounds like you're having some trouble connecting your Samsung TV with Tizen Studio and installing your app. Let's break this down:

  1. Connection Issues: The error messages suggest that your Samsung TV might be connected to another device, or there’s a problem with the IP address or port settings. Double-check that no other device is using the same connection. Ensure that both your TV and computer are on the same network and that you've entered the correct IP address in the Tizen Device Manager.

  2. Build Format: Since the USB demo packaging tool is no longer supported, you might want to use Tizen Studio to create a TMG package. Unfortunately, this process isn’t as straightforward as the previous tool. If you still face issues, consider reaching out to Samsung’s developer support or check their latest documentation for alternative methods.

Hope this helps! If you have more details or need further assistance, feel free to ask.

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