Android
IPTVX on Android
One Google Play listing covers phones, tablets, Android TV and Google TV. What differs is the screen, the remote and the billing — not the library.
What you need
- An Android phone or tablet, an Android TV device, or a Google TV device with Google Play available.
- A Google account signed in, since Google Play handles the install and any paid option.
- A playlist or media source you are authorised to use.
The Google Play listing decides the minimum Android version and the compatible device list for your account and region. It can change between releases, so check it before buying hardware for this purpose.
How to install
- 01Open the Google Play listing for IPTVX on the device.
- 02Install it, then open IPTVX from the app drawer or the TV home screen.
- 03Add your playlist or media source inside the app.
- 04Keep updates coming through Google Play rather than a downloaded file.
Worth knowing
- AirPlay is an Apple capability; on Android, send playback to a TV with the casting the title and network support.
- Picture in Picture availability depends on the Android version and the device, not only on the app.
- Google Play billing covers Android installations, and a Fire OS install recognises it only when you sign in with the same IPTVX account. It does not carry across to Apple.
- Installing from outside Google Play is not something we can recommend or support.
Android questions
Compatibility is set per device by Google Play for your account and region. Check the listing on the device itself; a sideloaded copy is not an alternative we can support.
Google Play decides what is eligible. If the listing installs and opens on your Android TV or Google TV device, it is supported there — on anything Google Play refuses, it is not.
In Google Play, under your order history and subscriptions. This website does not process payments, show prices or hold any billing record.