M3U Player Pro: IPTV and Radio Player

Play M3U playlists, IPTV and internet radio in Chrome with no browser limits. Free channels by language, sharing and more.

M3U Player Pro is an IPTV and internet radio player for Chrome. It opens the IPTV playlists, radio stations and streams that a web page cannot. Browsers block many links on websites (CORS rules, http addresses on https pages). In this extension those limits do not apply, so a link that fails on a website usually plays here. What you can do - Free channels catalog: 1000+ official free channels with logos, by language, country and type (try Spanish, then Music), plus a name search; every channel plays, also those a website cannot play - Your playlists in one place: the playlists you saved in your free account (links and files from your computer) are listed in the player, next to the recent ones - Share a channel with one button: a short link that opens in this extension when the receiver has it, and on the website otherwise - Watch free TV right away: pick an official free channel (in your language when available) and press Play, no playlist needed - Listen to internet radio: thousands of working radio stations by country and genre, one click from the left rail, with a music player that shows the logo, the song and moving bars - Series and long lists: when an episode ends, the next item of the list starts by itself; a channel that does not open moves on to the next after a short countdown, and one click keeps you on it (both can be turned off in Settings) - Paste a link to an IPTV M3U or M3U8 playlist, or open a file from your computer - Browse IPTV channels with search, groups and favorites - Play HLS (.m3u8) with a quality menu, live MPEG-TS streams and video files such as MP4 - Switch channels with the arrow keys or type a channel number; space, f, m and / work too, ? shows all shortcuts, Ctrl+K searches every channel - Right-click any link and choose "Play in M3U Player Pro" - Optional: open .m3u and .m3u8 links in the player instead of downloading them - Xtream login: enter server, username and password, the playlist link is built on your device - Audio and subtitle track menus, sleep timer, an info panel (engine, format, resolution, buffer) - TV guide: what is on now and next, for playlists that name their guide - Signal check: see which channels of a playlist answer, and hide the offline ones - Full screen button (Esc leaves it) - Pick a free channel in the popup: the whole list opens in the player with that channel playing, plus Favorites and Recent tabs across all your playlists - Start screen made of cards: Continue watching, recently watched, favorites and your playlists, each with See all; if you have no history yet it shows free channels of your country and language - A full settings page: language, theme, subtitles by default, keep the screen on, what the start screen shows, hide country prefixes in channel names, backup and restore file - 28 interface languages, chosen on first start: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (simplified and traditional), Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Czech, Romanian, Hungarian, Greek - Send it to someone: one button opens a share dialog with a short link, a QR code, messengers, social networks, SMS and email; a station or channel from the free lists is shared by its own page, and the extension itself can be shared from the toolbar, the left rail, the popup and the settings - Picture in picture; Auto PiP (Pro) moves the video to a floating window when you switch to another tab - Mosaic: watch up to 4 channels at once (Pro: up to 9), sound on the one you pick - TV guide grid (Pro): every channel and the programmes of the next hours on one screen - Choose the playback engine yourself (Pro) or try another one when a stream does not play; MPEG-DASH (.mpd) streams play too - Playlist headers: playlists that ask for a User-Agent or a Referer (#EXTVLCOPT, #EXTHTTP or a |User-Agent=... address suffix) play, because the extension sends those headers for the channel that is playing; the info panel says when it does - Song title of the radio: for a radio station of the site's lists the player shows the title the station sends, next to the station name - Stalker portal login: enter the portal address and the MAC address of your subscription (serial number and device ID if your provider gave them), the channels load on your device - Add a TV guide by pasting its XMLTV link or opening its file; UTF-16 and Windows-1251 playlists open correctly; the player can open on the channel you watched last - No playlist at hand? One click loads official free streams that public broadcasters and news channels publish themselves (news, public TV, culture, music, education) Private by design The free version shows a banner (a picture with a link) in the player and in the toolbar window; the Pro plan shows none. The extension plays only the address you give it. It needs no account and has no analytics: your recent playlists, favorites and settings stay in this browser. When you remove the extension, Chrome opens one page of our site with a short question about why; answering is optional and nothing about you is stored. Optional: connect your free account at m3uplayerpro.com to save playlists online; on the Pro plan your favorites are synced too. One Pro subscription works in this extension, on the website and in the Android app. Only then does the extension send those items (and an access key) to m3uplayerpro.com. Disconnect any time. Important M3U Player Pro is a player. It does not host, sell or provide IPTV channels, playlists or subscriptions, and you are responsible for the source you load. Free guides, tools, internet radio and free TV streams by country: https://m3uplayerpro.com