Guide: add your IPTV subscription to Velaria Player

All you need is the information your provider sent you: an Xtream Codes login or an M3U link. It takes about a minute.

With an Xtream Codes login

Open Settings → IPTV source → “+ Add a source”.
Give it a name, for example “Living room”.
Enter the server address (with http:// or https:// and the port, for example http://example.com:8080), your username and your password.
Confirm: Velaria Player checks the login, then loads your channels, movies and series.

With an M3U link

On phones and tablets, choose “M3U link” and paste the link. If it is a “get.php” link with a username and password, Velaria Player turns it into a full Xtream Codes login: movies and series included.

With an M3U file

On phones and tablets, “M3U file” opens a playlist saved on the device. A plain M3U playlist only contains live channels.

On the TV, without typing

Choose what is shown

Settings → IPTV source → Categories: tick the categories to keep in Live TV, Movies and Series.

Several subscriptions

Add as many sources as you like and switch between them in Settings → IPTV source. Each source keeps its own favourites.

Velaria Player is a player: it does not provide any channels, movies or series. Use it with your own IPTV subscription, from a provider that is licensed to broadcast its content.

Frequently asked questions

“Unable to reach the server”: what should I do?

Check the server address (http:// or https:// and the port), your internet connection, and that your subscription is still active with your provider.

Playback stops when I watch on another screen

Many subscriptions allow only one screen at a time. Velaria Player shows the number of screens allowed and your subscription's end date in Settings → IPTV source.

The TV guide is not showing

It comes from your provider. When it does not send it for a channel, Velaria Player says so under its logo.

Where can I buy an IPTV subscription?

Velaria Player does not sell or recommend any. Choose a provider that is licensed to broadcast the channels and films it offers.