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A free IPTV player for Android phone and tablet.
Watch your own playlist on the phone, then send any channel to your TV with one tap. The same app is a full player and the remote for your Android TV or Apple TV.
Watch on the phone, or send it up to the TV.
A player and a remote
By itself it plays your M3U or Xtream Codes playlist on the phone or tablet, with favorites, guide, movies and series. Paired with a TV it turns into the remote, which is a much better way to search a large playlist than a directional pad.
Send it to the TV, and take it back
Tap TV and the television picks up the stream directly, so your phone is free to sleep or leave without stopping playback. Pull it back to the phone when you head out.
Works with the TV you already have
Pair it with Android TV, Fire TV Stick, Nvidia Shield, Google TV or Apple TV. One phone can drive several TVs, and you pick which one you are controlling.
Related
All downloads · Watch 4 at once · Connection limits · Xtream Codes · M3U playlists
How to install
- Open Google Play. Search for RunTV, or open runtv.run/downloads on the device.
- Install RunTV. It is free, with no ads and no subscription.
- Add your playlist. Open Sources and paste your M3U URL, or your Xtream Codes host, username and password.
- Pair your TV, optional. Open RunTV on your Android TV or Apple TV and enter the 8 digit code it shows.
- Send a channel up. Start any channel, then tap TV to hand it to the television.
Frequently asked
Is there a free IPTV player for Android phones?
Yes. RunTV for Android is free with no ads and no subscription. You bring your own M3U playlist or Xtream Codes login.
Is this the same as the Android TV app?
They are separate apps that work together. The phone app plays on the phone and acts as the remote, the TV app plays on the television.
Can I control more than one TV?
Yes. Pair as many as you like and choose which one you are driving.
Does it work on tablets?
Yes, with a wider layout that uses the extra screen space.
Does RunTV include channels?
No. It is a player. You supply your own playlist or provider login.