IPTV Player One for Android, Android TV and Google TV

Get it on Google Play

IPTV Player One for Android is in 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, or search for IPTV Player One in the Play Store app. Nothing else is needed: no unknown sources, no sideloading, and no Play Protect warning. New versions install themselves the way every other Play app does.

It is the same app as on iPhone, Apple TV and the Mac App Store: your own M3U link or Xtream Codes login, live TV with search and groups, movies and series with continue watching, a TV guide with now and next, Top 10 rows per country, favourites kept apart per type, radio with moving artwork, several playlists side by side, tools to clean up a messy list, .mkv, HEVC and 4K, audio and subtitle choice with lip-sync correction, a parental lock with a PIN, casting to Chromecast and Android TV from your phone, and 31 languages.

Phones, tablets and the big screen

One app in Google Play covers Android phones and tablets, and also Android TV and Google TV. On a television the interface switches to a layout made for the remote, so everything is reachable from the couch. Sign in with the same Google account and your subscription is already there. The Android TV and Google TV page goes through what that looks like.

The same player also runs on Apple TV and in the Mac App Store, and there is a Windows version. The iPhone and iPad app is in the App Store too, on the same subscription as the Mac and the Apple TV.

One thing is the same on every platform: IPTV Player One is a player only. It contains no channels, content or subscriptions; you bring your own playlist from a legal source, as an M3U link or an Xtream Codes login. Stalker and MAC portal logins are not supported. The guide on IPTV and the law explains what that means in practice.

Casting from your phone, or the app on the TV itself

From a phone or tablet the app casts to a Chromecast, a Google TV or an Android TV on the same Wi-Fi network, and you keep browsing while it plays. The subtitles from your file are drawn on the TV and stay in sync, and you pick the subtitle and audio track for the cast. Pause, seek and switch subtitles from your phone, or with the TV remote.

If your television runs Android TV or Google TV, you do not have to cast at all: the same Google Play app runs on the TV itself, with a layout made for the remote. Use both if you like, since they share your Google account and your subscription. The Chromecast IPTV player page shows how casting works across platforms.

Price and subscription

The first 14 days are free. The trial starts the first time you play something, not when you install, and it asks for no account and no payment details. It is our own trial, not a Play Store offer.

After that you subscribe through Google Play for $5.99 a year. Google charges you, Google renews until you cancel, and the subscription follows your Google account instead of one device, so it works on every phone, tablet, Android TV and Google TV you are signed in on.

The price is the same everywhere: $5.99 a year in Google Play, in the App Store and from us on Windows. The Play subscription needs no device code and follows your Google account. The pricing page has the full comparison.

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