About this app

From a TV watcher's point of view, IPTV is very simple: instead of receiving TV programs as broadcast signals that enter your home from a rooftop antenna, satellite dish, or fibre-optic cable, you get them streamed (downloaded and played almost simultaneously) through your Internet connection. You watch the program either on your computer or with a set-top box (a kind of adapter that fits between your Internet connection and your existing television receiver, decoding incoming signals so you’re TV can display Internet programs).
Three types of IPTV
IPTV comes in three different flavours. The first kind—and the one you're probably using already—is called video on demand (VOD). With a service such as (an online movie website), you select a TV program or movie you want to watch from a wide range, pay your money, and watch it there and then. A different kind of IPTV is being offered by some of the world's more enterprising TV broadcasters. This kind of service is sometimes called time-shifted IPTV because you're watching ordinary, scheduled broadcasts at a time that's convenient for you. The third kind of IPTV involves broadcasting live TV programs across the Internet as they're being watched—so it's live IPTV or IP simulcasting. All three forms of IPTV can work either using your computer and an ordinary web browser or (for much better quality) a set-top box and an ordinary digital TV. All three can be delivered either over the public Internet or through a managed, private network that works in essentially the same way (for example, from your telephone and Internet service provider to your home entirely through the provider's network).
FEATURES OVERVIEW:

- Support Xtream Codes API
- Support loading M3u File / URL
- Live, Movies, Series & TV Catchup Streaming IPTV HD Played through our IPTV app
- Support: EPG
- Parental Control
- Built-in powerful IPTV player
- External Players Integration
- Attractive & Impressive Layout and More User-Friendly
- Support: Dynamic language switching
- Support: Embedded subtitle

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Allows an application to receive the ACTION_BOOT_COMPLETED that is broadcast after the system finishes booting.
Allows an application to read from external storage.
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Allows an app to create windows using the type TYPE_APPLICATION_OVERLAY, shown on top of all other apps.
Allows using PowerManager WakeLocks to keep processor from sleeping or screen from dimming.