Apollo Group TV App: Which Player to Use on Each Device
Apollo Group TV works through a player app
We do not make our own app. When you take the free trial or order a plan, we send your Xtream Codes or M3U login details. You add them to an IPTV player app from your device’s app store. The player app is made by another company; once your login is added, it shows the Apollo Group TV channels and on-demand library.
Use your device’s app store
Get the player from Google Play, the App Store, the Amazon Appstore, the Microsoft Store or your TV’s own store. Do not install apps from file-sharing links or unknown websites.
Pick a player that accepts Xtream Codes or M3U
The app’s store listing usually says which login formats it supports.
The app maker sets the app price
Many player apps are free to download. Some charge for premium features. That is separate from your Apollo Group TV plan.
Does it work on my device?
Yes on almost everything with an app store or a set-top box. The one exception is Roku.
| Your device | Supported | What you watch with |
|---|---|---|
| Fire TV Stick and Fire TV | Yes | A player from the Amazon Appstore |
| Android TV, Google TV, Nvidia Shield | Yes | TiviMate or another Google Play player |
| Android phone or tablet | Yes | A touch-screen player such as Televizo |
| iPhone and iPad | Yes | IPTVX or GSE SMART IPTV PRO |
| Apple TV | Yes | IPTVX |
| Samsung or LG smart TV | Yes | A player from the TV’s own app store |
| Formuler box | Yes | MYTVOnline, built into the box |
| MAG box | Yes | The box’s own setup; we send the steps |
| Windows PC or Mac | Yes | A player from the Microsoft Store or the App Store |
| Roku | No | Plug a supported stick into your TV instead |
Which app to use on each device
Find your device below. Store links go to the app’s page in that store; the setup guides on this site walk you through the rest.
Amazon Fire TV and Firestick
Open the Appstore on your Fire TV and search for “IPTV player”. Choose an app whose store listing says it supports Xtream Codes or M3U.
Android TV, Google TV, Nvidia Shield and Android boxes
Install a player from Google Play. TiviMate IPTV Player is built for TV remotes and supports Xtream Codes and M3U.
Android phones and tablets
Install a player from Google Play that accepts Xtream Codes or M3U, such as Televizo. TiviMate is made for TV remotes, not touch screens.
iPhone and iPad
Install a player from the App Store. IPTVX and GSE SMART IPTV PRO both accept Xtream Codes and M3U.
Apple TV
Install IPTVX from the App Store on your Apple TV. It accepts Xtream Codes and M3U.
Samsung and LG smart TVs
Open the app store on your TV (Apps on Samsung; Apps on newer LG TVs, LG Content Store on older ones) and search for “IPTV player”. Pick one that supports Xtream Codes or M3U. These TVs cannot install APK files, so use the TV’s own store.
MAG boxes
MAG boxes do not use a player app, so they are set up in a different way. Message us on WhatsApp with your box model and we will send you the setup steps.
Formuler boxes
Use MYTVOnline, the app that comes with Formuler boxes. Add your login as an Xtream Codes (XC) source or as an M3U link.
Windows and Mac computers
Use a player from the Microsoft Store on Windows, or IPTVX on a Mac with an Apple M1 chip or later. The section below has the details.
Roku
Roku isn’t supported: none of the players above run on Roku devices. On a Roku TV, plug a Fire TV Stick or a Google TV streamer into a spare HDMI port and switch to that input. A phone, a tablet, an Apple TV or a computer works too.
Watching on a Windows PC or a Mac
On a Windows PC, open the Microsoft Store and search for “IPTV player”. Choose one whose listing says it supports Xtream Codes or M3U playlists, install it, and add the login we send you. The store version keeps itself up to date, so skip player downloads offered on other websites.
On a Mac with an Apple M1 chip or newer, IPTVX from the App Store runs on the Mac as well, the same player as on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. On an older Intel Mac, look in the Mac App Store for a player that accepts M3U links.
To watch on a bigger screen, connect the computer to your TV with an HDMI cable. A computer counts as one device in your plan, just like a TV or a phone.
How setup works
The same four steps on every device. For screen-by-screen help, see the Apollo Group TV setup guides.
Get your login
Take the free 24-hour trial or choose a plan on the pricing page. Trial logins arrive on WhatsApp with a setup guide. Paid logins arrive on WhatsApp and by email once your payment is confirmed.
Install a player app
Get it from your device’s app store, using the list above.
Add your login
In the player, choose to add an Xtream Codes account and enter the server address, username and password exactly as we sent them. Or choose M3U playlist and paste the link.
Start watching
Wait for the channels to load, then open a category and press play. If something does not work, message us on WhatsApp.
Common app questions
More answers are on our FAQ page.
Is there an Apollo Group TV app?
No. We do not make our own app. You use a third-party IPTV player app from your device’s app store and add the login we send you.
Is there an APK file or a Downloader code?
No. Because we don’t make an app, there is no APK file or Downloader code from us. Install a player from your device’s own app store, then add the login we send you.
Do I have to pay for the player app?
Many player apps are free to download. Some charge for premium features or an activation fee. That price is set by the app maker and is separate from your Apollo Group TV plan.
How many devices can watch at the same time?
That depends on your plan: 1, 2 or 3 devices. A 1-device plan plays one stream at a time. See the pricing page for all plans.
What if the app does not accept my login?
Check that the server address, username and password are typed exactly as we sent them, then restart the app. If it still does not work, message us on WhatsApp and we will help.