Amazon Fire TV & Firestick
Install a compatible IPTV player from the Amazon Appstore or by sideloading, then sign in with your subscription details.
Setup guideSetup guide
How to set up IPTV on Android TV or Google TV
Android TV boxes, Google TV streamers and Android-powered televisions have the widest choice of IPTV player apps, all installed from Google Play. Setup usually takes a few minutes.
What you need
- An Android TV or Google TV device signed in to a Google account
- Your sign-in details from Xtreme HD IPTV
Step by step
- Open Google Play on the deviceFrom the home screen, open the Google Play Store app (or the Apps row) and search for “IPTV player”.
- Install a player that supports Xtream Codes or M3UChoose a player designed for TV remotes rather than a phone app. The listing will say whether it supports Xtream Codes, M3U playlists and an XMLTV programme guide.
- Open the player and choose the sign-in methodOn the first-run screen, pick Xtream Codes or M3U depending on the details you received.
- Enter your sign-in detailsChoose “Xtream Codes” (server address, username, password) or “M3U playlist” (a single link) and enter the details we sent you exactly as written. Both methods connect to the same subscription.
- Let the player load the categoriesThe first load can take a minute while the app downloads the channel list and, where included, the programme guide. Subsequent starts are faster.
- Start watching and adjust settingsOpen a live category to confirm playback, then explore the player’s settings for favourites, hidden categories, buffer size and subtitles.
Tips
- Keep the player updated; Google Play can do this automatically under Settings → Auto-update apps.
- If video stutters, try switching between hardware and software decoding in the player’s playback settings.
- Most Android TV boxes have an Ethernet port; use it if you can.
Guides for other devices
Smart TVs
Samsung, LG and other smart TVs use an IPTV player app from the TV’s own app store. Availability varies by model and region.
Setup guideApple TV
Apple TV (tvOS) uses an IPTV player from the App Store. Some players are free; others charge a small fee to the app developer.
Setup guideAndroid phones & tablets
Any recent Android phone or tablet can run a player app from Google Play. Ideal for watching away from the main TV.
Installation stepsiPhone & iPad
iPhone and iPad use an IPTV player from the App Store. Playback works over Wi-Fi or mobile data.
Installation stepsWindows & Mac computers
Desktop and laptop computers can use a desktop IPTV player or a media player that supports playlists.
Installation stepsQuestions & answers
Frequently asked questions
How do I install a compatible IPTV player?
Open the app store on your device (Amazon Appstore, Google Play, the App Store or your TV’s store), search for an IPTV player that supports Xtream Codes or M3U playlists, install it, then enter the details we send you. Our installation guides give exact steps for each device family.
Can I use one subscription on several devices?
You can install a player app on more than one device and sign in with the same details, but the number of devices that can stream at the same time depends on the subscription. Tell us how many screens you expect to use at once and we will confirm what is possible before you order.
What should I do if my stream buffers?
First, restart the player app and your router. Move closer to the router or switch to a wired connection if you can, close other apps or downloads using bandwidth, and try a lower quality stream if the player offers one. If buffering continues, contact us with your device type and the time it happened so we can investigate.
Ready to subscribe?
See the plans, then message us with your choice. Setup details follow once your order is confirmed.