Your playlist, on the big screen
Liquid Player plays your M3U and Xtream playlists, reads the EPG that comes with them, and is built to be used entirely from the remote.
A player, not a provider. No channels, no playlists and no content sold here — you add your own M3U or Xtream source.
What Pro unlocks
Every feature works on the free install — favourites, reminders, encrypted channels, as many playlists as you like. What a free television does not get is time: a channel it has never opened plays for 15 minutes, and 40 seconds on every visit after that — closing the app does not start it over. A licence takes the clock off.
Everything a player should do
Many M3U and Xtream playlists
Add as many sources as you like, with Basic Authentication when the server asks for a sign-in.
EPG straight from the playlist
Guide data bundled with the M3U is picked up automatically, or point a playlist at your own XMLTV source.
Three ways to browse
Rows, grouped list or large grid — each with the current programme and a progress bar.
Zap without losing the picture
Press left while watching to open the channel list, see what else is on, and switch straight away.
Control while it plays
Pick the audio track, change the aspect ratio and read stream details: resolution, codecs, bitrate.
Made for the remote
The whole interface works with six keys: four directions, select and back. No mouse, no keyboard.
- A seven-day guide with a live now-marker
- The channel list opens over the running stream
- Grid mode for playlists with hundreds of channels
- Playlists, EPG sources and refresh interval in one place
See it before you buy
Real screenshots from the app, not mock-ups.
Try it free, unlock Pro when you need it
A licence is tied to the 8-digit Device Number of your device. Enter it on the licence page and pick a plan.
The licence is issued as soon as the payment goes through.
A player, not a provider. No channels, no playlists and no content sold here — you add your own M3U or Xtream source.
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