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Televizo IPTV Player: Setup, Features, and Playlist Configuration

Televizo IPTV Player is an Android-based media player designed for people who already have their own IPTV source. It does not supply television channels or an IPTV subscription. Instead, you add your own compatible playlist and use Televizo to organise and play the available live TV and other media.

The current Google Play listing identifies Andrey Menscikov as the developer and describes Televizo as a player for phones, tablets, and TVs. It supports multiple playlists, EPG, catch-up, Chromecast, favourites, search, parental controls, and selection of video, audio, and subtitle tracks.

For users in Sweden, Televizo is most relevant on Android phones, tablets, Android TV devices, and compatible Android-based TV boxes.

What Is Televizo IPTV Player?

Televizo is the playback application, not the television provider.

The basic setup is:

IPTV source → Televizo → Android device or TV

You normally need an authorised IPTV service that supplies a compatible playlist or login information.

Televizo’s official website states clearly that the application contains no television content and requires users to add their own playlist. The official site positions the app specifically for Android phones, tablets, and TVs.

This distinction is important because installing Televizo alone will not give you:

Swedish TV channels
Sports subscriptions
Movies or series
An IPTV account
A server address
An M3U playlist

Those elements must come from your own authorised source.

Which Devices Support Televizo?

Televizo is primarily an Android application.

The current Google Play listing supports phone, tablet, and TV categories, while the developer’s own website describes it as an Android IPTV player for phones, tablets, and televisions.

Typical devices include:

Android phones
Android tablets
Android TV televisions
Android TV boxes
Google TV devices that support Android applications
Some Fire TV devices through the developer’s installation method

The official Televizo website also provides an APK installation method for television devices using Downloader.

If your television runs LG webOS or Samsung Tizen, do not assume that the Android Televizo app can be installed directly. In that situation, an external Android TV or Google TV device may be needed.

How to Install Televizo IPTV Player

On a supported Android device, the simplest approach is to use the current Google Play listing.

The general setup process is:

Install Televizo.
Open the application.
Add a new playlist.
Choose the login format supplied by your IPTV service.
Enter the required account information.
Allow the playlist and guide data to load.
Organise favourites or groups as needed.

For broader help with different account types and devices, the IPTV installation guides cover common IPTV setup methods.

Adding an M3U Playlist to Televizo

Televizo supports M3U playlist configurations.

A typical M3U account is supplied as one long URL. Depending on the provider, that address may contain information such as:

Server hostname
Port
Username
Password
Output format

To configure it, open the playlist section in Televizo, add a new playlist, select the appropriate M3U option, and paste the complete URL.

Do not remove sections of the link just because it appears unusually long.

Televizo’s published app description has also documented support for multiple M3U playlists, allowing more than one compatible source to be stored in the player.

Keep the complete playlist URL private because it may contain credentials tied to your account.

Using Xtream Credentials With Televizo

Televizo also supports Xtream-compatible playlist access.

This login format normally contains three separate values:

Server URL
Username
Password

Instead of pasting one complete M3U address, you enter these values into their individual fields.

The application’s published feature information describes support for multiple M3U and Xtream Codes playlists.

If your IPTV provider supplies both formats, use whichever one the provider recommends for your account.

Do not copy server credentials from forums or another user’s configuration. IPTV credentials can be account-specific.

M3U vs Xtream in Televizo

Both methods ultimately connect Televizo to an external media source, but they organise the information differently.

M3U is usually simpler because you receive one playlist URL.

Xtream-style access separates the server address, username, and password. It can also make structured categories easier to retrieve when the provider supplies them.

Neither method automatically improves picture quality.

Playback still depends on factors such as:

Original stream quality
Server availability
Internet connection
Device hardware
Codec support
Wi-Fi conditions

If one format fails, do not immediately convert the account through an unknown third-party website. Ask your provider whether another official login format is available.

How EPG Works in Televizo

EPG stands for Electronic Program Guide.

It provides programme information such as what is currently showing and what is scheduled next.

Televizo’s current Google Play listing includes EPG support, and the application’s published feature information also documents support for external XML EPG sources.

If channels play but the guide remains empty, check:

Whether your IPTV source provides EPG data
Whether a separate EPG address is required
Whether the guide has been refreshed
Whether channel identifiers match
Whether the device time is correct

For Sweden, your Android device should normally use the Europe/Stockholm timezone.

An IPTV player can display EPG information, but it cannot create missing programme data that was never supplied by the source.

Televizo Supports Multiple Playlists

One useful Televizo feature is the ability to manage more than one playlist.

The current Google Play listing explicitly includes multiple-playlist support.

This can be useful if you maintain separate authorised sources for different purposes or want to test a replacement service before removing an older playlist.

Multiple playlist support does not mean unlimited simultaneous streaming.

The number of streams you may use at once still depends on the rules of the IPTV subscription behind each playlist.

Catch-Up TV

Televizo also lists catch-up support.

Catch-up allows previously broadcast programmes to be opened after their original airtime, but only when the IPTV source provides the necessary archive data and streams.

If a Catch-Up section is empty, that does not necessarily indicate a problem with Televizo.

Check whether:

Your provider includes catch-up
The specific channel supports it
EPG data is available
The archive period has not expired

Player support and provider availability are separate things.

Chromecast Support

The current Televizo listing includes Chromecast support.

This can be useful when Televizo is running on an Android phone or tablet and you want to send compatible playback to a Cast-enabled television or streaming device.

Casting depends on:

Both devices being reachable on the local network
Compatible stream formats
Chromecast support in the current app version
The receiving device

If casting fails while direct playback works, troubleshoot the Cast connection separately from the IPTV account.

Favourites, Search, and Playlist Organisation

Large playlists can become difficult to navigate.

Televizo includes features such as:

Favourites
Sorting
Search
Multiple playlists
Parental controls
Audio-track selection
Subtitle selection

These functions are listed in the current Google Play description.

They change how Televizo organises your source. They do not change which channels or programmes the IPTV provider supplies.

If your playlist contains many international categories, favourites can be particularly useful for keeping the Swedish and Nordic channels you actually use easier to reach.

Free and Premium Features

Televizo can be installed free, while the application also offers an optional Premium version.

The developer states that Premium removes advertisements and unlocks additional features such as backup and restore, parental control, and automatic full-screen playback. The Premium licence is linked to a Televizo account and can currently be used across up to five devices.

Purchase terms can change, so check the current in-app information before buying.

Remember that Premium applies to the player only. It does not include an IPTV subscription.

Televizo Playlist Loads but Channels Do Not Play

A visible channel list means Televizo successfully read the playlist. It does not prove every individual stream is working.

Try the following:

Test several different channels.
Restart Televizo.
Refresh the playlist.
Check your internet connection.
Confirm that the IPTV subscription is active.
Test the same authorised account in another compatible player if permitted.

If only one channel fails, the issue may be limited to that stream.

If every channel fails across several players, the problem is more likely to involve the account, server, or source.

Televizo Cannot Load the Playlist

If Televizo rejects your account completely, verify the login details.

For an M3U setup, check the entire playlist URL.

For an Xtream-style setup, verify:

Server address
Protocol
Port
Username
Password

Watch for accidental spaces when copying information from email, WhatsApp, or another device.

Do not change several settings at once. Correct one variable and test again.

For broader connection troubleshooting, the Viking IPTV FAQ covers common device, account, and streaming issues.

Televizo vs Other IPTV Players

Televizo competes with several other Android IPTV players, but choosing between them depends more on your requirements than on a universal ranking.

Televizo may suit users who want:

M3U and Xtream support
Multiple playlists
EPG
Catch-up
Chromecast
Favourites
Subtitle and audio selection
Android TV compatibility

Another player may be preferable if you need a different interface, another operating system, or a feature Televizo does not offer.

If you are comparing IPTV players and compatible setups specifically for Sweden, Rapid IPTV Sweden provides another Sweden-focused reference.

What Swedish Users Should Check Before Setup

Before choosing Televizo as your regular IPTV player, verify:

Your device uses Android or another supported platform
The current app is published by Andrey Menscikov
Your IPTV service provides a compatible playlist
M3U or Xtream credentials are entered correctly
EPG times match Europe/Stockholm
Swedish characters display correctly
Subtitle tracks work where supplied
Catch-up is included if you need it
Chromecast works with your receiving device
Your subscription permits your intended number of simultaneous streams

The current Google Play listing was updated in October 2026, so screenshots in older installation guides may not exactly match the latest interface.

FAQ

What is Televizo IPTV Player?

Televizo is an Android media player for user-supplied IPTV playlists. It does not include television channels or an IPTV subscription.

Does Televizo support M3U playlists?

Yes. Televizo supports M3U playlist sources and can manage multiple playlists.

Does Televizo support Xtream login?

Yes. Its published app information includes support for Xtream Codes playlist access.

Does Televizo have EPG?

Yes. EPG support is included in the current Google Play feature list.

Can I use Televizo on Android TV?

Yes. The developer describes Televizo as an Android player for phones, tablets, and TVs.

Does Televizo work on LG webOS or Samsung Tizen?

The official Televizo app is Android-focused. A non-Android LG or Samsung television may require an external compatible Android or Google TV device.

Does Televizo include IPTV channels?

No. You need your own authorised playlist or IPTV source.

Can Televizo cast to Chromecast?

Yes. Chromecast support is listed among the current application features.

Final Thoughts

Televizo IPTV Player is a practical Android option for users who already have an authorised IPTV source and want support for M3U, Xtream, multiple playlists, EPG, catch-up, Chromecast, favourites, subtitles, and playlist organisation. The main thing to remember is that Televizo is only the player. Channel availability, stream quality, EPG data, and connection limits come from the IPTV service behind the playlist.

If you are preparing Televizo IPTV Player on a compatible Android device and need IPTV subscription information for use in Sweden, visit Viking IPTV to review the available service and setup details.