How to watch
Any player that opens an M3U playlist URL works. Copy a playlist URL from the playlists page, or use the global one:
Playback happens in your player, directly from the broadcaster. Nexonic does not play, host or relay video, and this website has no built-in player.
VLC Media Player (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- Open VLC and choose Media → Open Network Stream (on macOS: File → Open Network).
- Paste the playlist URL and press Play.
- Open the playlist (Ctrl+L / ⌘+L) to pick a channel.
Kodi
- Go to Add-ons → Install from repository → PVR clients and install PVR IPTV Simple Client.
- Open its settings, choose Location: Remote path (Internet address) and paste the playlist URL.
- Restart Kodi (or re-enable the add-on). Channels appear under TV.
- Optional: the playlists carry
tvg-idvalues that match iptv-org/epg guides if you want a programme guide.
Android phones and Android TV
- Install an IPTV player that accepts M3U URLs (for example VLC for Android, Kodi, or another reputable player from the Play Store).
- Add a new playlist and choose "M3U URL" / "Remote playlist".
- Paste the playlist URL and save. Choose a channel to start.
iPhone, iPad and Apple TV
- Install a player that supports M3U playlist URLs (VLC for Mobile opens network streams; dedicated IPTV players on the App Store add channel lists).
- In VLC: Network → Open Network Stream and paste the URL. In an IPTV app: add a playlist by URL.
Smart TVs
- Use your TV's app store to install an IPTV player that supports remote M3U playlists.
- Many such apps ask you to enter the URL on a companion website; paste the Nexonic playlist URL there.
- We do not recommend apps that ask for payment to unlock "channels": Nexonic is free and needs no account.
Troubleshooting
- A channel does not play. It may be limited to its home country, temporarily off-air, or changed. Check its status in the directory and report it if it has been broken for a while.
- Only want streams that worked recently? Use the Nexonic Verified playlist when available.
- Browser playback. Opening an
.m3ulink in a web browser downloads it; open it with a player instead.