A: 99% of those links are scams designed to generate ad revenue or spread malware. The 1% that work are just renaming existing Android-x86 ISOs. You will not get the actual Android TV interface (Leanback UI) from those files.
However, there is a significant technical hurdle you need to understand first. Android TV does work like Windows or most Linux distributions. You cannot simply download a standard .ISO file, burn it to a USB drive, and boot into a live installer.
This tool writes .img files directly to SD cards or USBs. android tv iso file download
Go to the official KonstaKANG (a trusted developer) builds on the XDA Developers forum. Search for "KonstaKANG Android TV 14 for Raspberry Pi 4."
If you have landed on this page by typing "Android TV ISO file download" into Google, you are likely looking to install Android TV on a device that did not originally come with it—perhaps an old laptop, a desktop PC, or a single-board computer like a Raspberry Pi. A: 99% of those links are scams designed
A: Unofficially, yes, but it is unsupported. You can take a generic Android-x86 ISO, install it in VirtualBox, then manually install the Google TV launcher via APK. The result is laggy and lacks Netflix/Prime Video HD due to DRM (Widevine L3).
The file will be approximately 600MB to 1GB compressed. Do not decompress it manually. However, there is a significant technical hurdle you
Now that you know the truth, you can focus on actually installing a working version of Android TV using the correct tools and file formats. Good luck with your project