IPTV for Apple TV, iPhone and iPad

XtreamCube works across the Apple ecosystem. IPTV for Apple TV runs either
through a tvOS player or by AirPlay from your iPhone or iPad, and the same subscription works
on all three. It opens 33,000+ live channels and
330,000+ movies and series in HD and 4K, with a full programme guide and
multi-language subtitles.

Which devices run IPTV for Apple TV

Using something else? XtreamCube also runs on
Android TV,
Firestick, Samsung and LG Smart TVs,
Windows, MAG and Enigma2.

Players for iPhone and iPad

XtreamCube supports the Xtream Codes API and standard
M3U playlists, so any App Store player reading either format will load your
subscription.

Other App Store players supporting Xtream Codes will also work.
Any application reading Xtream Codes or M3U loads your subscription without trouble.

How to set up XtreamCube on iPhone or iPad

Three minutes, from the App Store to the first channel.

No credentials yet? They arrive by email within minutes of starting a trial.

Setting up IPTV for Apple TV

Two routes, depending on whether you want a dedicated app on the box or simply to send the
picture from a device you already use.

Keep both devices on the same Wi-Fi network, ideally on the 5 GHz band –
AirPlay quality depends entirely on the local link.

Programme guide and subtitles

Electronic programme guide. XtreamCube provides a full EPG listing what
airs on each channel, often up to a week ahead. Guide data is refreshed every 24 hours on our
side, and compatible players update on their own.

Organising channels. Inside your player you can filter, group and rename
channels, build favourites, hide the ones you never watch, and sort by genre or region.

Subtitles. Many live and VOD streams carry multi-language subtitles, as
separate files or embedded tracks. Most players let you switch them on, change language and
adjust synchronisation.

Speed, Wi-Fi and mobile data

On mobile data, streaming uses roughly the same bandwidth as any video
service – watch your allowance on a long session, and prefer a lower quality when you are not
on Wi-Fi.

If a stream stutters

Still stuttering? Our team is reachable at any hour through the live chat on this site or by email.

Watching on more than one screen

One subscription streams to one device at a time. That is a firm limit,
not a soft one: a single account cannot be shared across two screens at once, and attempting
it simply interrupts whoever is watching.

When two people need different channels at the same time, the answer is a
second account rather than a shared one. Each additional login costs
15% less than the first, keeps its own favourites and resume points, and
neither screen ever cuts the other off. Worth it when the iPhone, the iPad and the television are all in use.

See the exact rates on the
subscription plans page.

Frequently asked questions

Which app should I use on iPhone?
GSE Smart IPTV, available free on the App Store. It supports Xtream Codes, the programme
guide and subtitles.

Is there an official XtreamCube app?
A native iOS application with a built-in guide and recording is in development. Until it
arrives, GSE Smart IPTV covers everything.

Can I watch on Apple TV?
Yes – either with a tvOS player supporting Xtream Codes, or by AirPlay from your iPhone or
iPad.

Does it work on mobile data?
Yes. Allow around 5 Mbps for SD and 10 Mbps for Full HD, and keep an eye on your data
allowance during long sessions.

Can I watch on a Mac?
Yes, through a desktop player that reads Xtream Codes or an M3U playlist.

Can I try XtreamCube on iPhone before subscribing?
Yes. The free trial gives full access, so you can test the channels and the picture quality on
your own connection before paying anything.

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