iOS + Android + Android TV

IPTV platforms for every screen

Choose the DaddyTV experience that fits your device: iPhone and iPad, Android phones and tablets, or Android TV in the living room.

This hub is built for people searching for the best IPTV player by device. It compares how DaddyTV handles playlist setup, EPG, playback, favorites, and day-to-day watching on each platform.

DaddyTV on iPhone and iPad

IPTV Player for iPhone and iPad | DaddyTV for iOS

Use your own M3U playlist, Xtream Codes account, or Stalker portal on iPhone and iPad with live TV, movies, shows, and XMLTV EPG in one fast IPTV player.

DaddyTV on Android

IPTV Player for Android | DaddyTV for Phone and Tablet

Use your own M3U playlist, Xtream Codes account, or Stalker portal on Android phones and tablets with live TV, movies, shows, and XMLTV EPG in one IPTV player.

DaddyTV Android TV preview

IPTV Player for Android TV | DaddyTV for the Living Room

DaddyTV on Android TV is a remote-friendly IPTV player for live channels, movies, shows, and EPG on the big screen.

IPTV Player for iPhone and iPad | DaddyTV for iOS

Looking for an IPTV player for iOS? DaddyTV on iPhone and iPad lets you use your own M3U, Xtream Codes, or Stalker source for live TV, movies, shows, EPG, favorites, and PiP in one app.

PiP and a consistent player UI where iOS and the source support it
Favorites, search, and quick category groups across live and VOD
M3U, Xtream Codes, Stalker, and XMLTV EPG in one player setup
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IPTV Player for Android | DaddyTV for Phone and Tablet

Looking for an IPTV player for Android? DaddyTV lets you use your own M3U, Xtream Codes, or Stalker source for live TV, movies, shows, EPG, favorites, and a cleaner player flow in one app.

Quick category groups and search for Channels, Movies, and Shows
M3U, Xtream Codes, Stalker, and XMLTV EPG supported in one app
A stable player UI built for everyday mobile IPTV use
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IPTV Player for Android TV | DaddyTV for the Living Room

Looking for an IPTV player for Android TV? DaddyTV gives you a TV-first layout, fast access to channels, favorites, EPG, and a cleaner viewing flow from the remote.

A TV-first layout built for remote control and focus navigation
Fast access to live channels, favorites, and TV Guide
The same IPTV source types as mobile: M3U, Xtream Codes, Stalker, and XMLTV
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Which version is right for you?

Which version is right for you?

Use this quick comparison to decide where to start and then open the dedicated platform guide.

CategoryiOSAndroidAndroid TV
Best fitiPhone and iPad with PiP and route controlsAndroid phones and tablets for daily IPTV useLiving-room playback with remote navigation
Playlist setupM3U, Xtream Codes, StalkerM3U, Xtream Codes, StalkerM3U, Xtream Codes, Stalker
Guide supportOptional XMLTV EPG with timeline and remindersOptional XMLTV EPG with cache and refreshTV guide workflow optimized for remote use
Playback experienceNative AVPlayer features plus unified controlsFast mobile playback across live and VODLean-back playback with TV-first navigation

Resources

Reference pages that connect devices with setup choices

Use these hubs when the question is no longer only which device fits best, but also which source format or troubleshooting path makes the most sense.

Source format comparison

Compare M3U, Xtream Codes, Stalker, and XMLTV in one evergreen guide.

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IPTV glossary

Plain-language definitions for the terms users hit during setup and troubleshooting.

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Troubleshooting hub

The fastest path from symptom to the right diagnostic or setup guide.

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Device guide

Understand what changes between iPhone, Android, and Android TV setups.

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FAQ

Which DaddyTV version should I use on iPhone?

Use the iOS version. It is tuned for iPhone and iPad, including PiP, favorites, search, and mobile player controls.

Is Android TV different from Android phone?

Yes. Android TV uses a large-screen layout and focus behavior designed for remote control.

Can I use the same playlist on multiple devices?

Usually yes, if your IPTV provider allows it. DaddyTV itself supports the same playlist formats across platforms.