Live TV and IPTV
IPTV app source code. Live channels with a TV guide, next to your on-demand app.
Native Android and Android TV apps with a Live TV tab for the playlists, provider logins and channels you're licensed to offer, managed from your admin panel.
- M3U and M3U8
- Xtream Codes
- XMLTV TV guide
- Catch-up
- Android TV
- Admin panel
Short answer
Yes. EasyCine has Live TV on Android phones and Android TV: M3U playlists with an XMLTV guide, Xtream Codes logins with catch-up, channels you make in the admin panel, groups, search and favourites, beside its Netflix-style movies and shows. It ships with no channels, and it's a one-time purchase from $1,999.
On the phone
A Live tab built for channels.
Screenshots from the current phone app with a demo playlist of fictional channels.
On Android TV
Made for the remote.
Where the channels come from.
All sources merge into one list, and a channel found in two sources gets a backup link.
M3U and M3U8 playlists
With an optional XMLTV guide link, user agent and referrer. A guide named inside the playlist is picked up by itself.
Xtream Codes logins
Server, username and password, with the provider's categories, account status and end date.
Your own channels
Make channels in the admin panel with a logo, category, several links and a guide you write or copy from XMLTV (Panel and Links mode).
Stremio addon channels
Live catalogs from addons installed in the app join Live TV as one more source.
In the admin panel
Run it from one page.
What viewers get.
TV guide on every card
The show on now with a progress bar, and a guide for each channel up to about a day and a half ahead.
Catch-up on Xtream
Replay and Start over for channels your provider archives, up to two days back.
Search and favourites
Find a channel by name, star favourites, and get back to recently watched channels.
Live rows on Home
Live now and Popular channels rows, plus Sports for the leagues viewers follow.
No channels included.
Live TV is off until you turn it on, and the apps ship with no playlists or channels. Only add streams you hold the rights to distribute. It has no recording, no full-grid guide and no Stalker or MAC portal support, and films and series in an Xtream list are left out.
At a glance.
- Platforms
- Android phones, tablets and Android TV (Android 8 and up)
- Sources
- M3U/M3U8, Xtream Codes, panel channels, Stremio addon channels
- TV guide
- XMLTV, per channel, now and next on every card
- Catch-up
- Xtream channels the provider archives, up to 2 days
- Default
- Off, with no channels included
- Price
- From $1,999, one-time
IPTV questions.
Is this an IPTV player app?
It has a full Live TV tab on phone and Android TV for M3U playlists and Xtream Codes logins, with a TV guide and catch-up, inside an app that also has Netflix-style movies and shows.
Does it come with channels?
No. It ships with no playlists or channels. You add the playlists, provider logins or channels you're licensed to offer, and you can let viewers add their own.
Does it support Xtream Codes?
Yes. Add a server, username and password. The app shows the provider's categories, the account's status and end date, and offers catch-up where the provider archives a channel.
Is there a TV guide?
Yes. Playlists use XMLTV, and your own channels can have a guide you write in the panel or copy from an XMLTV link. Each channel has its own guide; there is no full grid of all channels.
Does it run on TV boxes?
Yes. The Android TV app runs on Android TV and Google TV devices with Android 8 or later. It's included in the Complete plan.