Televizo Player: Complete Guide to Setup, Features, Devices & Troubleshooting (2026)

Televizo Player is a media playlist player for Android, Android TV, Fire TV, Google TV and Android-based Smart TVs. It reads M3U playlists and Xtream Codes credentials you provide and organizes your live TV, movies and series into a clean, fast interface. The application itself does not include any channels — you add your own compatible playlist to watch.

A playlist player is software that plays sources you point it to, much like a web browser opens pages you choose. Televizo is built for people who already have a playlist — their own, or one from a compatible subscription service — and want a dependable, well-organized way to watch it on a TV or mobile device.

The distinction matters: Televizo Player is a player, not a content provider. Installing the app does not give you television channels. You bring the playlist; Televizo brings the interface, the playback and the organization tools.

Televizo works by reading a playlist you add to it. The player connects to the source you provide, loads your channel and content list, and presents everything in an interface organized by Live, Movies and Series. You do not sign up for channels inside Televizo — you add a playlist once, and the player takes care of browsing and playback.

1. 1

   Install Televizo Player

   Get the app from the Google Play Store on a supported device, or install the official APK.

2. 2

   Open the application

   Launch Televizo from your app list or home screen.

3. 3

   Add compatible playlist information

   Choose Add Playlist and enter an M3U URL or Xtream Codes server, username and password.

4. 4

   Allow the playlist to load

   Televizo connects to your source and loads your channel groups and categories.

5. 5

   Browse the content

   Open Live, Movies or Series and select anything to play.

6. 6

   Configure preferences

   Set up favorites, refresh the EPG, and customize your channel list to suit how you watch.

Once a playlist is loaded, Televizo behaves like any other media player: you browse, you select, and it plays. The player remembers your playlist, so you only enter your details once unless you change provider or add another playlist.

Televizo focuses on a small, practical set of features that make daily viewing smoother. Each one is designed to keep your content organized and quick to reach on a remote-controlled TV. Below are the core features, shown with the real Televizo Player interface.

Full-Screen and Compact Viewing

Televizo lets you watch in full screen for an immersive view, or in a compact mode that keeps playback visible while you browse the guide. On a large TV, full screen is the default for movies and series; compact mode is useful when you are scanning channels and want to keep an eye on what is playing.

Customize the Channel List

Your channel list can be displayed as a grid or a list, so you choose the layout that fits your screen and the way you browse. A grid shows more channels at once; a list is easier to read at a distance. You can switch between them in the player settings.

Block Channels and Groups

Not every channel in a large playlist is one you watch. Televizo lets you hide individual channels or entire groups, so your guide stays focused on the content you care about. Blocked channels are not deleted — they are simply hidden from your view, and you can restore them anytime.

Add Channels to Favorites

Favorites pin the channels you watch most to the top of your list. Instead of scrolling through hundreds of channels every time, you mark a channel once and jump straight to it from the Favorites view. This is one of the most useful features for daily viewing.

Use Multiple Playlists

Televizo supports multiple playlists. You can add several M3U or Xtream Codes sources and switch between them from the player. This is handy if you keep separate sources for live TV and movies, or if you test a new service alongside your existing one.

Televizo Player runs on Android-based devices. Because the app is built for the Android ecosystem, it works on phones, tablets, TV boxes and sticks, and smart televisions powered by Android TV or Google TV.

• Android phones and tablets (Android 7.0 or newer)
• Android TV devices and televisions
• Google TV devices and televisions, including Chromecast with Google TV
• Amazon Fire TV and Firestick
• Smart TVs powered by Android TV or Google TV

For full installation steps on each platform, follow the dedicated setup guide:

On Android TV, Google TV and Android phones, install Televizo from the Google Play Store. On Fire TV and Firestick, the app is not in the Amazon Appstore, so you install the official APK using the free Downloader app. Each platform takes only a few minutes.

This pillar page summarizes the essentials. For complete, step-by-step instructions with troubleshooting, use the dedicated guides below.

To add a playlist, open Televizo, choose Add Playlist, and select either M3U or Xtream Codes. Enter your URL or credentials, give the playlist a name, and save. Televizo connects to your source and loads your channel groups and content categories.

You need valid, compatible playlist information from your own provider or service. Televizo does not supply playlists, and you should only add content you have the right to access. Never share your private credentials — Televizo stores them on your device for playback only.

After saving, you can refresh a playlist to pull updates, rename it, or remove it and add a new one if you change provider. The two supported formats are covered in detail below.

An M3U playlist is a single URL or file that contains your full channel list. To add one in Televizo, open the app, choose Add Playlist, select M3U, paste your playlist URL (or load a .m3u file), and save. Your channels and groups appear once the list loads.

1. 1

   Open Televizo

   Launch the app and choose Add Playlist from the home screen.

2. 2

   Select M3U

   Choose the M3U option as the playlist type.

3. 3

   Paste the URL

   Paste your full M3U link, making sure nothing is cut off at the start or end.

4. 4

   Save and load

   Save the playlist. Televizo downloads the list and your channels and groups appear. Large lists can take a few extra seconds.

For the full walkthrough with troubleshooting, read the complete Televizo M3U setup guide.

Xtream Codes is a server API that uses three values instead of one long URL: a server URL, a username and a password. To add it in Televizo, open the app, choose Add Playlist, select Xtream Codes, enter the three values exactly as provided, and save. Televizo connects and loads your Live, Movies and Series categories.

1. 1

   Open Televizo

   Launch the app and choose Add Playlist.

2. 2

   Select Xtream Codes

   Choose the Xtream Codes option — not M3U.

3. 3

   Enter credentials

   Enter the server URL (including http:// or https://), your username and your password. Double-check each value for typos.

4. 4

   Save and load

   Save the playlist. Televizo fetches your categories from the server. Large libraries may take a few seconds.

For the full walkthrough, read the complete Televizo Xtream Codes setup guide.

EPG stands for Electronic Program Guide. It is the on-screen TV guide that shows what is on now and what is coming next for each channel. In Televizo, the EPG appears automatically when your playlist includes an EPG source — you do not configure it manually beyond a refresh.

If your guide is populated, you can refresh it in Settings → EPG and set how often it updates. If the guide is empty or incomplete, the cause is almost always on the playlist side, not the player.

Televizo is not responsible for missing guide data. EPG availability depends entirely on what your playlist provider delivers. For the full guide, see how to configure EPG in Televizo.

Once your playlist is loaded, the features that make daily viewing comfortable are the organization tools. Televizo gives you several ways to keep a large channel list manageable.

• Favorites: pin your most-watched channels for one-tap access from the Favorites view.
• Channel groups: your channels are organized into groups automatically, so you can jump to a category instead of scrolling one long list.
• Channel and group blocking: hide channels or entire groups you never watch so they do not clutter your guide.
• Channel list customization: switch between grid and list layouts to suit your screen and browsing style.
• Multiple playlists: keep more than one source and switch between them without re-entering credentials.

Together these turn a playlist of hundreds of channels into a short, focused list of what you actually watch. None of these features change your playlist — they only change how Televizo displays it for you.

Televizo Premium is an optional, one-time upgrade that unlocks additional player features and supports continued development. The core player is free to install and use; Premium adds extras for users who want more from the app.

Premium features include additional player customization, enhanced favorites, extended EPG data where supported, the ability to manage more playlists, and priority support. Premium does not change what content you can access — it enhances the player, not your playlist.

For current Premium features and to upgrade, see the Premium page.

Most problems in Televizo come down to one of three things: incorrect playlist details, an issue with your provider's service, or a network problem. The player is rarely the cause. Use the table below to diagnose the most common situations before contacting support.

A good first step for almost any issue is to reload the playlist and restart the app. If only some channels fail, the player is working and the source is the issue. If nothing plays across every channel and every playlist, then the problem is worth a closer look.

For everything about how the TV guide works — where the data comes from, why it can be missing, and why program times can be wrong — see the dedicated Televizo EPG guide.

For a deeper dive, read the dedicated playlist troubleshooting guide.

For a full problem-solving walkthrough, see the complete Televizo Player troubleshooting guide.

These are the questions users ask most often about Televizo Player, with direct answers. Each answer stands on its own, so you can read only what you need.

Televizo Player is a focused, dependable playlist player. You install it, add a compatible M3U or Xtream Codes playlist, and watch your live TV, movies and series in a clean interface with favorites, groups, blocking and an EPG when your provider includes one. The app is the player; the playlist is yours.

If you are just getting started, the fastest path is to install the app on your device, add your playlist, and use the organization features to tailor the guide to what you actually watch. The resources below point you to the right next step.

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