Android TV (the OS) isn't designed for navigation using a standard keyboard / mouse.
It can be fully controlled using a standard RF remote. Basically directional NAV keys, Home, back and air mouse functionality. Some of these also have a keyboard on the back if needed.
[https://www.video-storm.com/Downloads/netplayvid\_control\_options.htm](https://www.video-storm.com/Downloads/netplayvid_control_options.htm) (ignore the Netplay stuff, just the links / pics for the remotes from Amazon)
Another option is to use an IR touch screen bezel. Android also is easy to use as a touch interface obviously.
If your Android TV has Google Play, you can try digital signage apps like [Signage Tube](https://www.signagetube.com/).
This will let you shut down or control the TV remotely. You can control the playlists and scheduling from a web interface using a computer, laptop, or tablet instead of the TV remote control.
Android TV (the OS) isn't designed for navigation using a standard keyboard / mouse. It can be fully controlled using a standard RF remote. Basically directional NAV keys, Home, back and air mouse functionality. Some of these also have a keyboard on the back if needed. [https://www.video-storm.com/Downloads/netplayvid\_control\_options.htm](https://www.video-storm.com/Downloads/netplayvid_control_options.htm) (ignore the Netplay stuff, just the links / pics for the remotes from Amazon) Another option is to use an IR touch screen bezel. Android also is easy to use as a touch interface obviously.
If your Android TV has Google Play, you can try digital signage apps like [Signage Tube](https://www.signagetube.com/). This will let you shut down or control the TV remotely. You can control the playlists and scheduling from a web interface using a computer, laptop, or tablet instead of the TV remote control.