Player NextGen

Your IPTV service, on every screen

Live channels with a real TV guide, movies and series, any audio track and subtitle — on your phone, tablet and TV, with your favorites and progress synced between them.

Player NextGen is a player: it doesn't include any channels. Add your own IPTV service (Xtream Codes or M3U).

Get it on Google Play Phones, tablets and Chromebooks, Android TV and Google TV
Available at Amazon Appstore Fire TV and Fire tablets

Coming soon

See it in action

Your channels, with a real TV guideAny audio track. Any subtitle.Movies and series, all in one placeFind anything in seconds

Everything you need to watch

Use it without an account, or sign in with Google to take it all to your other devices.

How it works

  1. Install the app

    Get Player NextGen from Google Play, or from the Amazon Appstore on Fire TV and Fire tablets.

  2. Add your IPTV service

    Enter your Xtream Codes account, or an M3U playlist link or file.

  3. Watch on every screen

    Your channels, guide, movies and series, on every device you sign in to.

Frequently asked questions

Is Player NextGen free?

Yes. The app is free to download and use. It may show short video ads.

Does it include channels?

No. Player NextGen is a player only: it doesn't provide, sell or recommend any channels or providers. You add the IPTV service you already have.

Which services and formats does it support?

Xtream Codes accounts and M3U or M3U8 playlists, from a link or a file, with XMLTV program guides. It plays HLS, MPEG-DASH, MPEG-TS and most common video formats.

Which devices can I use?

Android phones and tablets (Android 7.0 or later), Chromebooks, Android TV and Google TV, plus Fire TV and Fire tablets from the Amazon Appstore. Apps for LG webOS, Samsung TV and Apple devices are on the way.

Do I need an account?

No, you can use it without one. Sign in with Google to keep your providers, favorites and progress in sync across your devices.

Is my provider login safe?

Your provider credentials are encrypted on your device and in your account, and they're never included in analytics or crash reports.