Android phones & tablets
Use the Google Play Store, check the app publisher, install updates and follow the provider’s sign-in steps. Keep access codes private.
Your device, step by step.
General guidance for installing a provider-supported streaming player. Exact steps vary by app, model, country and service. Use official app stores and only enter playlists you are authorised to access.
Smart TV
Samsung, LG & more
Read setup guide →DEVICE GUIDEFire TV
Fire TV Stick & Cube
Read setup guide →DEVICE GUIDEAndroid TV
Android TV & Google TV
Read setup guide →DEVICE GUIDEiPhone & iPad
iOS streaming apps
Read setup guide →DEVICE GUIDEWindows & Mac
Watch from a browser
Read setup guide →MORE DEVICES & APPS
A few more ways to connect.
App availability changes by model, software version and country. These quick steps apply broadly; follow the exact instructions from your licensed provider and device maker.
Roku & Chromecast
Check whether the official provider app supports your model and region. Chromecast may cast from a supported phone app; availability and controls vary.
MAG, Linux & other boxes
Confirm the exact device model and supported player with the service operator. Install only signed or official software; menus and activation differ by manufacturer.
Choosing a streaming app
A streaming player displays media; it does not supply channels or grant content rights. Start with the app listed by your provider in the official store for your device. Check the developer identity, app cost, privacy policy, supported login method and whether it is available in your country. Some services provide their own app; others support a third-party player. Confirm any separate app fee and compatibility before you subscribe.
Use apps and playlists
you are allowed to use.
A player app is a tool, not a content licence. Ask your service provider about distribution rights and availability in your country.