Sign in with server URL, username and password and get the whole provider library: live channels with a program guide and catch-up, movies and series with posters and details, downloads for offline viewing, and a local catalog that opens instantly.
Everything the provider exposes through the API, organized the way a desktop app should organize it.
Categories, channels with the current program and a timeline under the player, fed by the portal schedule. Archived channels carry a catch-up badge and play from the timeline.
Poster grids per category and a detail page with description, cast, trailer and similar titles. Seasons are tabs, episodes remember where you stopped, and whole seasons can be marked watched.
The desktop app stores the categories and content in a local library, so a source opens instantly and only changed data is downloaded on the next sync.
Save movies and episodes to disk from the detail page. The download manager resumes interrupted transfers and keeps a library of finished files.
Per-source search, favorites and history, plus a Recently added section for new content and global collections across all your sources.
Optional TMDB enrichment adds artwork, ratings and trailers, links actors to their filmography, and opens a Discover page by year, genre and country.
Status, expiry date, active and maximum connections, trial flag and allowed formats in one dialog; the dashboard shows an expiry chip during the last week.
Refresh a source from the provider while favorites, watch history, hidden categories and playback positions stay in place.
With more than one Xtream source, a movie found in several of them shows a Sources chip, and playback can switch to another copy or fail over automatically.
A series opens with its seasons as tabs and the episodes of the selected season below, with stills and descriptions from the provider or from TMDB when enrichment is on. IPTVnator remembers the position in every episode, offers Resume and Play next episode, and shows an Up Next rail beside the player while an episode is playing.
Seasons and whole series can be marked watched in one action, and on the desktop app a season can be downloaded episode by episode for offline viewing.
A player that talks to the Xtream Codes API most IPTV panels expose: it signs in with a server URL, username and password and receives categories, channels, movies, series, the program guide and catch-up from the provider. IPTVnator is one, free and open source.
It works with panels that implement the Xtream Codes API, including the common variants in account-info actions, catch-up URL shapes and stream formats. The connection test in the Add playlist dialog tells you immediately whether the portal answers.
Yes. Movies and series are first-class: poster grids, detail pages with descriptions and cast, seasons and episodes with resume positions, and on the desktop app a download button for offline viewing.
Yes. The portal schedule is shown in the channel list and in a timeline under the player, and channels the provider archives can be played from the timeline. The timeline shows how many days of archive a channel has.
Yes. Every account is its own source with separate favorites, history and cached catalog. The dashboard, global favorites, recent items and search combine them.
No. IPTVnator is a player. The server URL, username and password come from the provider you already have a contract with, and they are only sent to that server.
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