M3U and Xtream Codes
Playlist links, playlist files and the player_api interface. Live channels, movies and series, each with their own categories.
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KinoPlayer plays the sources you already have. Add an M3U link or an Xtream login from your phone, and it appears on the television a second later. No keyboard, no typing URLs with a remote.
KinoPlayer includes no channels, no playlists and no subscriptions. You supply your own sources and are responsible for holding the rights to them.
Where it runs
How it works
The TV shows a device ID and a device key. That pair is your account, and there is nothing else to sign up for.
Type the two codes on this site from your phone, then paste an M3U link or an Xtream login. Takes about twenty seconds.
The television reloads and your channels, movies and series are there, sorted, searchable and with a programme guide.
What you get
Playlist links, playlist files and the player_api interface. Live channels, movies and series, each with their own categories.
XMLTV support with a now-playing line and a progress bar on every channel, loaded in the background so the list never waits for it.
Keep the twelve channels you actually watch out of a list of forty thousand.
Films and episodes pick up where you left them, on their own.
Hold several sources at once and switch between them from the top bar.
A four-digit PIN over any category you choose. The PIN is stored hashed, never in the clear.
Audio-only stations are detected and moved to their own section instead of cluttering the channel grid.
Other players identify a TV by its MAC address alone, which is printed on the box. Yours needs a secret key as well.
Important
KinoPlayer supplies no channels, no playlists, no subscriptions and no content of any kind, and it never will. Your activation buys the software, never access to anything to watch.
Video never passes through our servers. The television connects to your provider directly, which also means we cannot see what you watch.
Pricing
Every device starts with a free seven-day trial. Nothing to cancel if you do not continue.
One year
€4.99per device
Lifetime
€11.00once, per device
Questions
No. KinoPlayer is a player and contains nothing to watch. You bring your own M3U link or Xtream login from a provider you already use.
From this site, or from your television's own store where it is listed. Anywhere else claiming to distribute KinoPlayer is not us.
No. An activation covers one device, so a second television needs its own.
Because a MAC address is not a secret. It is printed on the device and visible to anything on your network, so a player that accepts it alone lets a stranger overwrite your playlists. KinoPlayer requires a key that only your television has seen.
Open it in a browser first. If it does not download there either, the problem is with your provider, not the player. Check that the link has not expired and that your subscription is not already in use on another device.
An activation is bound to one device. Get in touch if your hardware failed and we will look at it case by case.
No. We store the playlist address you enter so the television can fetch it, but the video itself never touches our servers. Your TV talks to your provider directly.