
Channels, preview and guide on one screen.
Browse categories, search channels and watch a live preview before going full screen. The XMLTV guide shows what is on now and next, in your local time.
Add the M3U playlist or Xtream login you already have, by scanning a QR code with your phone, and watch live TV, movies and series in a calm, cinematic interface.
For Amazon Fire TV and Fire tablets. No channels or subscriptions included.
Every screen is built for the remote first: one clear gold highlight, focus that comes back to where you were, and Back that always does what you expect. On a tablet, the same screens become touch-friendly.

Browse categories, search channels and watch a live preview before going full screen. The XMLTV guide shows what is on now and next, in your local time.

Search by title, filter by category and open details with runtime and synopsis when your provider supplies them. Resume picks up at the exact second you left.


The preview hands over to full screen without restarting the stream. Choose audio tracks and subtitles when the stream offers them, change the picture format, and see clear messages if a stream is unavailable.
Type your playlist details on your phone instead. The connection stays inside your home network.
Open Pair with phone and point your normal phone camera at the QR code.
Fill in your M3U address or Xtream server, username and password in the page that opens.
Nothing is imported until you confirm on the big screen. Then the catalog loads.
Each code works once and expires after 10 minutes. The pairing page runs on the TV itself and stops when you leave the screen. No cloud service ever sees your login.
The app follows your device language or your own choice, with full right-to-left layout for Arabic. Channel and title names stay exactly as your provider writes them.


Playlist addresses and passwords are encrypted on the device with the Android Keystore. Read the privacy policy.
HTTPS is used by default. Unencrypted HTTP works only when you allow it for a specific source.
No. Luxury Media is a player. You add playlists from your own provider, and you need the right to watch what they contain.
Amazon Fire TV devices and Fire tablets running Fire OS 6 or later. It works with the Fire TV remote and with touch on tablets.
No. Phone pairing is optional. You can also type your playlist on the TV with Add manually.
Both devices must be on the same Wi-Fi network. Guest networks often block devices from seeing each other. If the code expired, choose New code.
Turn on "Allow unencrypted HTTP" for that source when you add it. The app explains the risk and keeps HTTPS as the default for every other source.
Yes. Set an optional parental PIN in Settings. It hides categories your provider labels as adult and protects changes to your sources.
Please never send passwords. For channels, subscriptions or playlist problems, contact your provider.
Luxury Media IPTV Player will be available for Fire TV and Fire tablets. You will need your own playlist from a provider and an Internet connection.