M3U player: add your playlist
An M3U playlist is a list of channels and videos that your IPTV provider gives you as a link, or sometimes as a file. Tivelio reads it and builds your catalogue from it.
What you need
- the address of the playlist, for example
http://example.com/playlist.m3u, or the playlist file itself.
Add the playlist
- On the first launch, after the notice, choose M3U playlist. Later, open Accounts in the app menu and add an account.
- Give the playlist a name.
- Enter the address of the playlist. On devices that allow it, you can choose a local file instead.
- Confirm: Tivelio downloads the playlist and imports its channels and videos.
A large playlist can take a moment to import the first time.
M3U or Xtream?
If your provider also gives you an Xtream access (a server address, a username and a password), prefer it: the programme guide and catch-up come with an Xtream account, when your provider offers them, and a plain M3U playlist does not provide them in Tivelio today. See how to add an Xtream account and the full comparison, Xtream Codes or M3U?.
If the import fails
- open the address of the playlist in a browser on a computer: if it does not download, ask your provider;
- check that the address is complete, with its parameters;
- if you typed
https://, try the address exactly as your provider gave it. When a server does not answer on the scheme you typed, Tivelio tries the other one and tells you when it falls back tohttp.
Tivelio and Tivelio Pro
Tivelio is free; Tivelio Pro adds picture-in-picture, playback that continues outside the player and in the background (phone and tablet), resume at startup and adding a device by QR code. One licence for 5 devices, on every system: Android, Android TV, Chromebook, Fire TV, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Windows, Mac and Linux.