Paste a playlist URL
Paste an HTTP or HTTPS playlist URL. The player checks that the address uses a supported web protocol before preparing the browser preview.
This frontend-only prototype lets you explore your own playlist without an account or an installed player.
Paste an HTTP or HTTPS playlist URL. The player checks that the address uses a supported web protocol before preparing the browser preview.
Choose an M3U or M3U8 file from your device. Its text is parsed in this browser, without a backend upload from this frontend-only prototype.
Paste a playlist URL or choose a local playlist file from the player on the Home page.
The player reads playlist entries and available metadata, then shows the channels it can parse.
Search or browse the channel rail, then select a channel you are allowed to access.
Use the player controls for playback, volume, or fullscreen when the source and browser support them.
https://example.com/playlist.m3uIf browser playback fails, choose Copy stream URL yourself, then open VLC and choose Media → Open Network Stream. Paste the copied address and select Play.
This player does not copy or open VLC automatically. You remain in control of whether to use an external player and which stream to open.
Check that the file contains valid playlist entries and stream addresses. A playlist with no playable entries cannot populate the channel list.
A secure page can be blocked from loading insecure HTTP resources. Use sources that meet your browser security requirements.
Third-party playlists and streams can change, expire, or go offline. Confirm the source is still available and that you have permission to use it.
A parsed channel may still fail to play when its stream format or codec is not supported by the browser on your device.
Some providers limit where a playlist or stream can be requested. Browser cross-origin rules and source restrictions can prevent playback.
Favorites and recent history remain in this browser. This prototype does not create an account or sync those records to another device.
Open an M3U playlist and start exploring channels in this browser.
Open your playlist