M3ufy

M3ufy Player Built for the big screen · Android TV · Google TV · Fire TV

The IPTV player your TV deserves. M3ufy Player turns any IPTV subscription into a beautiful, cinematic experience — live TV with a full guide, movies and series with rich artwork, smart subtitles and audio, and your progress synced everywhere. Bring your own playlist.

A complete streaming experience Every part of M3ufy Player is designed for the living room — fast, focus-friendly, and genuinely beautiful.

📺 Live TV & EPG A full electronic programme guide with now/next, channel numbers, instant zapping, and a fullscreen channel list scoped to the group you entered from.

🗓️ Full TV Guide The whole schedule as a grid — every channel down the side, the day across the top, and a live line marking the minute you are in. Hold a direction to fly through hundreds of channels, and press OK to watch what you land on.

⏮️ Catch-up TV Rewind live television. Browse a channel's archive and play any past programme, then drop straight back to live with a single press.

🎬 Movies & Series Cinematic detail pages with backdrops, title logos, cast, trailers, ratings and "more like this" — pulled from multiple metadata sources.

🗂️ Seasons & Episodes Real per-episode stills, summaries, air dates and runtimes — even for shows your provider left blank — with watched ticks on every episode.

🔎 Universal Search Search across live channels, movies and series at once, and jump straight into a rich detail page or playback.

⚙️ Three playback engines ExoPlayer for everyday streams, the platform player as a fallback, and mpv — which decodes the formats a television refuses, including AC-3, E-AC-3 and DTS audio. Choose one for live and another for films, or let the app switch to mpv by itself the moment a stream turns out to be one your device cannot handle.

🔌 Stalker portals Add a MAG-style portal with the MAC address the app generates for your device — live TV, films, series, guide and catch-up, alongside your Xtream and M3U playlists.

📂 Manage Groups Hide the groups you never watch, pin the ones you always do, and reorder them — your home screen, your way.