Mobile interface
OLED dark theme, large posters and navigation designed for phones.
We are bringing JIPTV to Android phones and tablets: the same premium, platform-style interface already available on iPhone and Apple TV, with your M3U playlists and Xtream accounts. In the meantime you can use JIPTV in your browser with the web app.
Coming soonThe version for this device is coming soon. In the meantime you can use JIPTV on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac or in your browser with the web app.
The Android version will have the same features as the player already available on Apple devices.
OLED dark theme, large posters and navigation designed for phones.
Channels from your playlist grouped by category, with quick zapping.
Your source's VOD with posters, seasons and episodes.
Synced with every other device where you use JIPTV.
Once released you will find it on Google Play by searching "JIPTV". The player subscription will be activated inside the app.
Paste your M3U link or enter your provider's Xtream credentials in Playlist Management.
If you already use JIPTV on other devices, the same account will bring your profiles and continue watching.
Android has a huge choice of IPTV players, but quality varies a lot. When you evaluate an app, check for:
While the Android version is on its way, you can use JIPTV in your browser with the web app, or on Apple devices: iPhone and iPad, Apple TV and Mac. For the TV, a version for Android TV and Google TV is coming too.
JIPTV is already available across the whole Apple ecosystem: iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Mac. Windows, Android, Android TV, Fire TV and Samsung and LG Smart TVs are coming soon.
The version for Android phones and tablets is coming soon to Google Play. Today JIPTV is available on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac and as a web app in your browser.
Yes, through the web app: open my.jiptv.net in your browser and sign in. The Android app is coming to Google Play.
Look for an app distributed on Google Play, compatible with M3U and Xtream, that separates Live TV from VOD and syncs your devices. JIPTV is built on these criteria and is coming to Android soon.
No. JIPTV is and will remain only a player: it does not provide or sell any content and only plays the sources you add.