IPTVX. Get the right details into the right place.

Start with three separate pieces.

A new app can open perfectly and still have nothing to play. Think of the setup as three pieces: the app displays your library, your provider grants access, and the EPG supplies programme information. Paying for one does not automatically buy the others.

For a new Apollo subscription, start with the plan and buying-process walkthrough. If you already ordered, use the details sent after activation. An order request alone is not an activated account.

Which devices can use IPTVX?

The publisher’s current platform page lists Apple, Android and compatible Fire OS devices. These are different installation paths, not one universal download.

Have an iPad? Our iPad guide explains the wider device decision. Choosing between players? Use the player comparison. Neither guide represents a hands-on IPTVX test.

How much does IPTVX cost?

Downloading the Apple app is free, with in-app purchases. On October 27, 2026, its US store listing showed FULL at $3.99 for one month, $10.49 for three months, $18.99 for six months and $28.99 yearly. Other purchases, including a Family Sharing plan and PRO–TV, also appear. The labels describe different entitlements: compare the actual purchase screen before choosing.

Those are player prices, not Apollo subscription prices. Store region, tax, platform and product choice can change what you are charged. Check whether your chosen app purchase renews through the store; Apollo’s prepaid terms on this website have no automatic renewal.

Which login belongs where?

An email address used to buy an app is not necessarily your playlist username. Keep these roles separate:

Apple or Google purchase account

Handles the app-store purchase and its billing.

IPTVX account

Used for the publisher’s account features and supported entitlement checks. Follow the platform-specific instructions rather than assuming all purchases or settings transfer automatically.

Provider access details

The private server, username, password or full playlist URL supplied with your viewing account. These go into the playlist connection, not a public comment or a support forum.

A failed provider login is not a reason to buy the player twice. First compare the field labels with the access email and confirm the viewing account is active.

Add an Xtream connection.

Use this route when your access email supplies a server address, username and password separately. The publisher’s M3U/Xtream feature guide is the reference; labels can differ between platforms and versions.

1. Open the playlist manager and choose to add a new playlist.
2. Choose the Xtream/API connection type, where offered.
3. Give the playlist a name you recognise, such as “My TV”.
4. Copy the complete server address, including its supplied protocol and port. Do not substitute this website’s homepage.
5. Enter the provider username and password exactly, checking for spaces added while copying.
6. Save, let the import finish and check both a channel and the TV guide.

The server field is not normally the place for a full get.php?... M3U link. If the email contains one complete link instead of three fields, use the M3U route below. Ask your seller to confirm the format rather than using an unfamiliar online converter.

Add a complete M3U playlist link.

Choose the M3U or playlist-by-URL option and paste the full link supplied by your provider. Keep its query parameters: removing everything after the question mark can remove the account information the server needs.

Give it a recognisable name and save. If the player asks separately for an EPG URL, use the guide address supplied for that same account. An M3U link imports the list; it does not establish that every entry has matching guide data.

Keep playlist URLs private just as you would a password. For the format itself, see our playlist explanation; it does not distribute Apollo account credentials.

Channels load but the guide is empty?

That points to the guide stage rather than necessarily the whole connection. Check the configured EPG source, refresh it, and confirm it matches the playlist. The publisher FAQ explains guide-source checks and supported custom EPG matching.

Start with one channel you recognise. Confirm the programme time and device time zone, then check another channel. A blank programme listing does not prove that playback is broken; a visible channel list does not prove that the stream will play.

Refreshing guide data updates programme information. Reloading the playlist requests the catalogue. Use the action for the information that is missing. Our EPG troubleshooting guide explains the difference in more detail.

Check the session before calling it finished.

These are checks to perform, not results we claim to have measured in IPTVX. The owner’s documented Windows tests cover different players; they do not establish how IPTVX will behave on your device.

If only one item fails, note that item privately. If everything fails, confirm the account and source with your provider before changing several settings. For help, record device model, OS, app version, connection type and the exact error. Remove passwords and complete playlist links from screenshots. Playback features such as casting or Picture in Picture also depend on the platform and stream format.