Full EPG support: see what’s on now and what’s up next, and jump to any channel with a single press of the remote.
Buy through the app store, or buy a licence directly.
An IPTV player is an app that plays live TV from a playlist your provider gives you. Liquid IPTV is an M3U player: it opens M3U / M3U8 links and files, and also signs in with Xtream Codes details.
It depends on your devices and how you like to watch. Liquid IPTV is one M3U and Xtream Codes player for both, with full EPG support, picture-in-picture, favourites and three channel layouts. A new Android, Android TV, Fire TV or LG webOS device that has never had a plan can try it free for 7 days; on Apple TV, Pro is bought in the App Store.
Liquid IPTV runs on Android TV, Fire TV, Android phones and tablets, Apple TV, iPhone, iPad and LG webOS TVs.
In the app, add your playlist in one of three ways: paste an M3U / M3U8 link, enter your Xtream Codes login, or open an M3U file. Your channels then appear, ready to watch.
No. Liquid IPTV is a player only and does not provide or sell any channels or content. You bring your own playlist and are responsible for having the right to watch what it contains.
Yes. Full EPG support shows what’s on now and what’s up next, and you can jump to any channel with a single press of the remote.
A new Android, Android TV, Fire TV or LG webOS device that has never had a plan gets a 7-day Pro trial automatically, with nothing to sign up for; after that, buy through Google Play or buy a yearly or lifetime licence directly. On iPhone, iPad and Apple TV there is no trial, and Pro is bought in the App Store.
Yes, it is an alternative to TiviMate for anyone who watches their own M3U or Xtream Codes playlists. Unlike TiviMate, which is Android-only, Liquid IPTV also runs on Apple TV, iPhone and iPad. Liquid IPTV is independent and not affiliated with TiviMate.