About
IPTVX is the player your playlist deserves
Most people who stream from a playlist already have the content. What they lack is a player that feels finished: a real TV guide, a library that remembers where they stopped, search that finds something in a list of thousands, and controls that stay out of the way. That is the whole product.
iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV. Android, Android TV and Fire OS through their official stores and guide.
- What it is
- A media player for live TV, films and series from your own playlists.
- What it is not
- A subscription, a channel provider, or a source of content.
- Where to get it
- Apple App Store, Google Play, and the official Fire TV guide.
Three things we hold to
A player, not a provider
IPTVX ships no channels and no catalogue. You add the playlist or login you already have from a source you are licensed to use, and the app plays it.
Built for the screens you own
Apple TV, iPhone, iPad and Mac, plus Android, Android TV and compatible Fire OS devices, all present one library, one guide and one set of controls — with the platform differences noted per device.
Honest about limits
Picture quality cannot beat what your source sends, and the programme guide is only as complete as its data. We say that plainly instead of promising around it.
Where the guides come from
Every article on this blog is written by the IPTVX team from the app itself, not from a template. When a detail depends on a version, a platform or a setting we cannot confirm, it is marked rather than guessed. Where competitors appear in a comparison, they are described by what they publicly document. IPTVX is published by Bending X - FZE, and questions about anything published here go to the address below.