Your playlists
Add M3U and M3U8 playlists by link or file, import many at once, and keep them fresh with automatic refresh.
Free beta · IPTV player for Windows
Your playlists. One fast player.
TunerX plays the M3U playlists and program guides you already have — with instant channel switching, time-shift and subtitles. No account, no tracking, no bundled content.
TunerX is available for Windows right now. Android and Android TV are in development.
- No account
- No telemetry
- English and Hebrew
10,000+channels searched instantly
1.5 GBtime-shift buffer on disk
0accounts or trackers
2languages, with full RTL
Features
Everything you need to watch. Nothing you don't.
Built around a proven playback engine, with an interface designed for large lists and long evenings.
Instant search
Find any channel in lists of tens of thousands as you type. Browse by group or by source.
Program guide
Load XMLTV guides (including .gz). See what's on now and next, and browse the full grid.
Fast, steady playback
The libmpv engine with hardware decoding, adaptive HLS and automatic reconnect when a stream drops.
Time-shift
Pause live TV and pick up where you stopped, or jump back a few seconds. Return to live with one key.
Subtitles
Embedded tracks or your own SRT and ASS files. Choose a preferred language, size, position and delay.
Favorites and numbers
Pin favorites, drag them into your order and switch by number, like a real remote.
Mini player
Keep watching in a small always-on-top window while you work.
Local videos
Open video files and whole folders. TunerX remembers where you stopped.
Make it yours
Hide, sort and rename sources, groups and channels. Channels that stopped working can hide themselves.
Private by design
Your lists and history stay on your computer. No sign-up, no ads, no telemetry.
Keyboard first
Every action has a shortcut — built from day one for remote controls on TV.
01
Know what's on
The program guide matches your channels automatically and lets you fix the rest by hand. Now and next appear right in the channel list.
- XMLTV and compressed .gz guides
- Several guide links at once
- Manual matching and channel renaming
02
A player that keeps up
Fullscreen with a clean on-screen display, quick zapping between channels, and a disk-backed buffer for time-shift.
- Hardware decoding where available
- Automatic reconnect and quality selection
- Subtitles drawn sharply by libass
03
Tame huge lists
Combine all your sources in one view, hide what you never watch and put the rest in your order.
- All sources view
- Hide and sort sources, groups and channels
- Undo for every hide
Screenshots use open demo content (Blender Foundation films, CC BY) and a made-up guide.
How it works
Up and running in a minute
Install
Download the installer and run it. No administrator rights needed.
Add your playlist
Paste the M3U link from your provider, or open a file. Add a guide link if you have one.
Watch
Pick a channel. Use the arrow keys to zap, F for fullscreen, and P for the mini player.
TunerX is a player. It does not provide any content.
TunerX contains no channels, playlists or subscriptions, and does not link to or recommend any provider. You add your own sources, and you are responsible for having the right to watch them. Terms of use
Platforms
Windows today. Your TV next.
Windows 10 and 11
Available nowAndroid phones and tablets
In developmentAndroid TV and Fire TV
In developmentmacOS and Linux
PlannedFAQ
Questions, answered
Does TunerX come with channels?
No. TunerX is only a player. It has no built-in channels or playlists. You add sources you already have, such as a playlist from a service you subscribe to, or streams that broadcasters publish themselves.
Is TunerX free?
Yes. TunerX is free while it is in beta.
Which formats does it play?
M3U and M3U8 playlists; HLS, MPEG-TS and direct HTTP streams; and almost any video file. Playback is powered by libmpv and FFmpeg.
Windows shows a "Windows protected your PC" warning. Is that safe?
The installer is not yet digitally signed, so Microsoft SmartScreen does not recognise it. Click "More info" and then "Run anyway". You can also compare the file's SHA-256 checksum with the one on the download page. A signed installer is on the way.
Do you collect any data?
No. The app has no account and no telemetry. Your playlists, favorites and history are stored only on your computer. See the privacy policy for details.
Does it support Xtream Codes logins?
Not yet. M3U playlists work today. Xtream support is planned.
When is Android TV coming?
It is in development. The interface is already built for remote-control navigation.
How do I uninstall?
Use "Installed apps" in Windows Settings. The uninstaller asks whether to keep your lists and settings.
