NEXUS VISION PLAYER · ANDROID
Play M3U, M3U8 and XMLTV with Nexus
From playlist to programme guide, without unnecessary jargon
01 · Understand the essentials
From playlist to programme guide, without unnecessary jargon
M3U is a list format: it references streams and their metadata but does not contain channels itself. M3U8 commonly means a UTF-8 encoded list or an HLS stream. Nexus can import an M3U URL or a local file selected through Android and then organise entries from your source.
XMLTV is a guide file describing programmes, schedules and channels. Add the authorised XMLTV URL associated with your playlist and Nexus synchronises and caches those data for its EPG. Matching quality depends on the identifiers supplied by the playlist and guide; refreshing retrieves their later changes.
02 · Confirmed features
Confirmed features
- M3U
- M3U8
- URL import
- Local file
- XMLTV
- EPG
- Sync
- Cache
- Refresh
03 · How it works
How it works
- 01Choose or add your authorised source
- 02Let Nexus organise compatible data
- 03Play and find items in an interface suited to your screen
04 · FAQ
Common questions
Does Nexus provide channels?
No. Nexus Vision Player is an IPTV and media player only. It provides no content, channels, playlists or IPTV subscriptions.
What do I need?
Your own authorised source and a compatible Android device.
Is the app publicly available?
Check the Availability page; it reflects the current testing and publication path.
Play M3U, M3U8 and XMLTV with Nexus
Nexus Vision Player is an IPTV and media player only. It provides no content, channels, playlists or IPTV subscriptions.