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IPTV on Apple TV

A television plays by different rules than iPhone: a remote with five directions, ten feet of distance, and someone sitting next to you waiting. An app built for that feels different from the same app on a bigger screen.

  1. Get the app on Apple TV

    On Apple TV, WebIPTV is available on the App Store. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Apple TV on the same Apple Account, so there is nothing extra to pay for the television.

  2. Bring your setup over instead of typing it again

    If you already set things up on your iPhone, it all comes across through your own private iCloud: your channels, watchlist and viewing progress are there without spelling out a password with the remote.

  3. Get set for the evening

    The home screen leads with what is on now and where you left off. The sports hub shows the day’s games — and if one of them is running on a channel you have, a single click takes you straight to it.

What is different on Apple TV

Offer codes can’t be redeemed on Apple TV — that’s Apple’s rule, not the app’s, so use an iPhone, iPad or a browser instead. Picture in Picture works on iPhone and iPad, but not on the television.

The remote

Swiping moves the focus; the back button goes up one level. Press and hold a tile to open its preview, with the actions that belong to it.

Common questions.

Do I need a second purchase for Apple TV?

No. One purchase covers all devices on your Apple Account, Family Sharing included.

Can I enter my credentials directly on Apple TV?

You can, but it is easier on an iPhone or iPad — and your credentials end up on every device either way.

Does the TV guide work there as well?

Yes, with an on-now view and a full grid. The guide data comes from your provider or from an XMLTV source you enter yourself.

WebIPTV is a player for your own IPTV access. The app does not provide content.