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Manage your device

No account needed. Enter the MAC address and device key shown on your TV (M3ufy Player β†’ Settings β†’ About).

Sign in to your account

Keep all your TVs in one place. Create an account once, then add each device.
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My Devices

All the TVs on your account. Select one to manage its playlists.

Add a device

Enter the MAC address and device key from that TV (Settings β†’ About).

Your devices

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My Device

Add playlists here and they appear on your TV automatically.

Add a playlist

Xtream Codes login, a direct M3U link, or a Stalker portal β€” whichever your provider gave you.
An M3U playlist carries no TV guide of its own. Paste an XMLTV link here and the guide fills in β€” open-epg.com is one place to get one. Leave blank for none.
A Stalker line has no password β€” your provider activates one MAC address, and that is the one to enter here. Your TV shows the MAC it was given under Settings β†’ Playlist.

Your playlists

Changes appear on the TV within a few seconds β€” no need to reinstall anything.
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Profiles Saved

Who uses this TV. Rename one, change its colour, or add a profile for the children β€” the TV picks the change up on its own within a few minutes. Deleting a profile here also deletes what it was watching, its favourites and its recordings, exactly as deleting it on the TV would.

Add-ons Saved

The add-ons installed on this TV. Paste an address and we read its manifest for you β€” no typing out names or catalogues. Switch one off to keep it without using it; the order here is the order its results are offered in. Addresses are shown with the long random parts hidden, because most of them carry your own debrid key.

Continue watching

What has been started and not finished. Remove anything you would rather not be offered again.

Favourites & watched

Titles hearted or marked as watched on the TV.

VPN Saved

The VPN configurations your TV keeps. Paste one here rather than typing a private key with a remote control β€” the TV picks it up on its own. Keep several and choose which one it uses; only one runs at a time.

A configuration is a credential, so it is stored encrypted and is never shown back on this page: you will see the name and the server it points at, never the key. WireGuard files (.conf) and OpenVPN files (.ovpn) both work. An OpenVPN set that arrives as a zip has to be added on the TV, which unpacks it.

Your own API keys

Optional. M3ufy works out of the box with shared keys β€” add your own only if you want your own quota and rate limits. Keys are stored encrypted against this device and picked up the next time the app starts. A field showing dots (β€’β€’β€’β€’1234) already has a key saved β€” type over it to replace it, or clear it to remove it.
Metadata β€” posters, descriptions, cast, trailers and ratings.
Subtitles β€” used to search and download subtitles automatically.
TMDB is the one worth adding first β€” it supplies most of the artwork and descriptions. The rest are optional extras. Each link opens the provider's own site, where you create a free account and copy the key into the field above.

Subscription

To activate or renew, give the device key below to your provider or reseller.

Activation help

Your device key and MAC address identify this TV. Keep the device key private β€” anyone with both can manage your playlists.
Where do I find them?TV β†’ Settings β†’ About
Who activates my device?Your provider or reseller