Set up your IPTV source on Android TV.
Start with a compatible Android TV or Google TV, your remote and a playlist or provider account you are authorized to use. Install TVCue for free, then connect your source. There is no TVCue account to create and no content subscription included.
Updated · TVCue setup guide
Available now on Google Play · Free download1. Install TVCue on your TV.
Open Google Play or the Apps tab on your Android TV or Google TV. Search for TVCue, choose TVCue: IPTV & M3U Player by AzTech., then select Install and open the app. You can also open the official listing in a browser and select your TV if Google Play offers it.
Android 8.0 (API 26) or later is required. This is a TV-only app, not a phone or tablet player. Google Play determines device and country eligibility. Internet access is needed for remote content, and stream support depends on your device, provider and media format.
2. Add your own authorized source.
On the welcome screen, choose Xtream Codes account or M3U playlist link. For Xtream, enter the server address, username and password supplied by your provider. For M3U/M3U8, enter the playlist URL. Prefer HTTPS whenever your provider supports it.
Choose Add playlist and review the import result. Once it is ready, choose Start watching. A playlist link supplies live channels; an Xtream source supplies its typed live, movie and series catalogue. The app does not invent missing titles or guide information.
3. Find your favorite place.
Use the directional pad, OK and Back to browse Live TV, Movies and Series. Search your library, add favorites and explore supplied title details and episodes.
For supported on-demand titles, return to a saved resume position or start over. To stop playback deliberately, press OK to open the controls and choose Stop. Back can keep the active picture visible while you browse.
4. Check the programme guide.
Eligible Xtream sources can automatically select and refresh their provider XMLTV guide while the app is open. You can manage guide sources, match channels and adjust programme times when a feed needs correction.
Missing or outdated programme data comes from the source. Check channel identifiers and the provider’s guide before assuming a playback problem. Catch-up requires an actual supported provider archive, not just past entries in the guide.
5. Make it yours, safely.
Review artwork, viewing-history and automatic-update settings. Artwork requests contact the image hosts supplied by your source. Automatic playlist updates default to Off; choose an interval only if you want periodic refreshes.
HTTP sources are supported but unencrypted in transit. Keep provider passwords and private playlist URLs out of support messages. The app has no portable backup or cloud sync: clearing app data or uninstalling can permanently remove the local library and its keys.