Download IPTV Player One

About the Windows download

IPTV Player One runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit. That is the whole list: no account, no signup, and no extra software to install first. New versions install themselves quietly in the background, so you download once and stay up to date automatically.

The installer is digitally signed. If Windows still shows a blue SmartScreen window that says the app is unrecognized, click More info, then Run anyway. The honest explanation: SmartScreen also weighs how often a file has been downloaded before, and a newer signature simply has not built up that history yet. As more people install the app, the warning goes away on its own. Prefer to skip it entirely? The app is also in the Microsoft Store.

Want a step-by-step walkthrough, from running the installer to your first playback? Follow the Windows installation guide, or read everything about the Windows player.

Mac: from the Mac App Store

The Mac app is in the Mac App Store. It is the same app as on Apple TV: live TV, movies and series, a TV guide, favorites, 4K and .mkv, in 31 languages. It needs macOS 13.3 or newer, it opens with a normal double click, it updates itself through the App Store, and one subscription covers your iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV on the same Apple Account. The macOS installation guide walks through every step, and the Mac page explains everything the Mac app does.

Apple TV: from the App Store on the TV

IPTV Player One is in the App Store on Apple TV 4K and Apple TV HD with tvOS 16.4 or newer. Open the App Store on the Apple TV, search for IPTV Player One and install, or open the App Store listing on your iPhone or Mac. Everything is built for the Siri Remote: live TV, movies, series and radio, a TV guide, favorites, 4K and .mkv, and a parental lock with a PIN.

You add your playlist from your phone instead of typing it with the remote. The Apple TV app plays straight on your television, so there is nothing to cast, and the 14-day trial is free here too. One App Store subscription covers your Apple TV, your Mac and your iPhone and iPad on the same Apple Account. The Apple TV page explains everything the app does.

Android phones, tablets and TVs: Google Play

IPTV Player One for Android comes from the Google Play Store, for phones, tablets, Android TV and Google TV running Android 7.0 or newer. On a phone or tablet, open the listing and tap Install; on a TV, open the Play Store on the TV and search for IPTV Player One. It is one app: on a TV it switches to a layout made for the remote, so there is no separate download and no second purchase. Nothing else is needed: no unknown sources, no sideloading, and no Play Protect warning.

Your subscription follows your Google account, so the phone and the TV share it. The Android page explains everything the phone app does, including casting to a Chromecast (also called Google Cast) with subtitles, and the Android TV page covers the television side.

iPhone and iPad: from the App Store

IPTV Player One is in the App Store for iPhone and iPad with iOS 16.4 or newer. Tap the button in the card above, or open the App Store on the device itself and search for IPTV Player One. It plays live TV, movies and series with 4K playback, subtitles, a TV guide, casting to a Chromecast (also called Google Cast), Google TV or Android TV, and AirPlay to an Apple TV or an AirPlay 2 TV or speaker. It is the same listing as the Mac app and the Apple TV app, so one subscription covers your iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV on the same Apple Account. The iPhone and iPad installation guide walks through every step, and the iPhone page covers everything the app does.

Televisions without an app of their own

There is no IPTV Player One for Fire TV, Roku, Samsung Tizen or LG webOS. On those televisions the route is casting: the Windows app, the Mac app, the Android phone app and the iPhone and iPad app send a stream to a Chromecast (also called Google Cast), a Google TV or an Android TV, with your subtitle and audio choice and subtitles that stay in sync. Read casting to Chromecast for how that works. Many recent Samsung and LG televisions carry an AirPlay 2 badge alongside Google Cast; from an iPhone or iPad you can reach those directly with AirPlay instead of casting.

Available in 31 languages

On iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Android, Android TV and the Mac App Store version the app interface is available in 31 languages: English, Dutch (Nederlands), French (Français), German (Deutsch), Spanish (Español), Italian (Italiano), Turkish (Türkçe), Greek (Ελληνικά), Portuguese (Português), Russian (Русский), Polish (Polski), Ukrainian (Українська), Romanian (Română), Swedish (Svenska), Czech (Čeština), Hungarian (Magyar), Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia), Danish (Dansk), Finnish (Suomi), Norwegian (Norsk), Hindi (हिन्दी), Arabic (العربية), Urdu (اردو), Malay (Bahasa Melayu), Hebrew (עברית), Japanese (日本語), Thai (ไทย), Croatian (Hrvatski), Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt), Slovak (Slovenčina) and Slovenian (Slovenščina). All of them are fully translated. The Windows app covers the first 22 of these.

After installing

Open the app and add your playlist: paste an M3U link or sign in with your Xtream Codes details. On an Apple TV you do not have to type it with the remote: the TV shows a short code with a QR code, you open iptvplayerone.com/playlist on your phone and fill in your M3U link or your Xtream Codes login there. Your live TV, movies and series then show up with groups, search and favorites.

Your free 14-day trial starts the first time you play something, not when you install. So you can install now and decide later when to start watching. One thing to know: IPTV Player One is a player only. It does not include any channels, content or subscriptions. You bring your own playlist, as an M3U link or an Xtream Codes login, from your own legal source. Stalker and MAC portals are not supported.

Questions before you download? Check the FAQ or open a ticket in the supportdesk. We usually reply within a day.