Since no official ISO exists, the community has stepped up. Here are the three leading projects that provide bootable images (the closest thing to an ISO) for Android TV 64-bit.
Almost all unofficial 64‑bit Android TV images include Google Mobile Services (Play Store, etc.) without certification. That violates Google’s terms, and you won’t get Widevine L1, Netflix HD, or Disney+ at full quality. Worse, some “ISO” download sites inject malware. Stick to trusted developers (KonstaKang, slimBOXtv, LineageOS for microG) and always verify checksums.
Assuming you want the functional equivalent of an ISO installation, here is the safest method using an ARM TV box (like the Khadas VIM4 or Odroid N2+) or a PC. Android Tv 64 Bit Iso
If you own an inexpensive Android TV box from brands like Beelink, Khadas, or even unbranded ones, you can often flash a 64‑bit Android TV (not tablet) ROM using Amlogic USB Burning Tool. These are not ISOs — they are .img or .burn‑package files — but they convert the box from a phone‑like launcher to the true Android TV interface.
If you just need to test or run Android TV apps on a 64‑bit PC: Since no official ISO exists, the community has stepped up
This runs at near‑native speed but is still virtualized, not a bare‑metal ISO.
While no official 64‑bit Android TV ISO exists, you can achieve a very similar setup using these proven methods: This runs at near‑native speed but is still
Google’s Android Studio includes a Virtual Device emulator for Android TV. While not an ISO, it serves the same purpose for testing.