Start through the library’s recognised access route
Open the library’s medici.tv link and follow its authentication instructions. The app guide directs patrons first to edu.medici.tv using the institutional credentials and network context. The remote-access guide separately lists arrangements such as library-card authentication, institutional sign-in and library proxies.
Use the route your own library supplies rather than selecting an unrelated institution. If the library link does not recognise your access, resolve that with the library before registering repeated personal accounts. A general guest account on a public site is not evidence that the institutional entitlement has been attached.
Create the personal account within that context
Once the institutional session is recognised, the documented procedure uses Log in and the option for someone without an individual account. Create the personal account with your own email and password. Then use those individual credentials in the smartphone application.
This is a sequence of two identities with different jobs: institutional authentication establishes the library route, and the individual account provides the personal app login. Keep the library’s shared or institutional credentials private. Do not give them to another patron simply because that person can install the same application.
Check personal features without assuming permanent independent access
The library help says an individual account supplies favourites, viewing history, the mobile application and optional catalogue news. These features provide a personal space while using the library’s account; they do not establish a separately purchased perpetual subscription.
If mobile access later fails, record which library route worked in the browser, which individual email was used and the exact mobile message. Ask the library about the current institutional arrangement before purchasing a retail plan. A successful login and an institution’s continuing entitlement are related checks, but they should be recorded separately when diagnosing the problem.
Questions about this guide
Which credentials go into the mobile app?
The cited library procedure uses the individual email and password created through recognised institutional access.
Is the individual account a separate paid subscription?
The library help describes personal features while using the library’s account, rather than an independent retail purchase.