VIDAA app organization varies by television and software generation. Use the model’s own launcher guide instead of assuming that every VIDAA remote opens the same management menu.
A move changes navigation. It should not be confused with removing the application or clearing the player’s local setup.
Find a matched instruction
VIDAA’s support page links a tutorial specifically about changing app positions. The actual button sequence should still be checked against the television manual. The researched Hisense U6 manual provides a concrete example, while the older U4.2 manual describes a different management entry.
Do not use an older example as a universal current menu promise. Record the television model and OS version if the screen differs from the guide.
Use the supported sort control
In the cited U6 interface, the manual describes selecting the app in More Apps, holding OK to choose Sort, moving it with directional buttons and confirming its position. Some apps cannot be moved under that documented arrangement.
On another generation, use the displayed management action and matched manual. Read Remove or Delete carefully if it appears beside Sort or Move. Cancel removal when organization is the goal.
Keep the arrangement easy for other viewers to recognize. A small change placing the main player near familiar apps is usually easier to maintain than moving every tile at once.
Check the new access route
Exit management mode and open the player from its new position. Confirm that the same genuine app opens and that you have not selected a similarly named replacement. If the icon is missing, inspect the full Apps view before reinstalling.
A changed tile position does not renew a service term, add native support or create account credentials.
Useful answers
Does the U6 Sort sequence apply to every VIDAA TV?
No. It is a documented example for that interface; check the exact model and generation.
Can every app be moved?
The cited U6 manual notes that some apps cannot be moved. Use the options actually offered.