PLAYOVA / Fire TV · Fire OS
Watch your own M3U or Xtream Codes source on Fire TV devices running Fire OS. Follow up to four live channels in multiview, save your layouts and record permitted broadcasts, with controls made for your remote.
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Open two channels side by side or use a grid for three or four. Move the focus with your remote to choose which channel you hear. Each source must allow enough simultaneous connections; smooth playback depends on your device, network and streams.
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Give your multiview layout a name and reopen it from the same profile and starting source. A layout can include channels from different sources, within each source’s connection allowance.
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Record the current live channel or schedule a future programme from the programme guide. Manage recordings and scheduled jobs on this device. Your source must permit recording; available connections, storage, power and network access matter.
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Move through the library and player with the directional controls on your remote.
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Open your own source and browse its live channels. Playback depends on your provider, stream format and device.
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Pause a live channel and move back within the available live window when your source and device support it. The available window depends on the stream and provider.
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See programme information when your provider includes a compatible guide.
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Watch a programme from your provider’s archive when the source supplies catch-up. Availability and archive length depend on your provider.
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Browse films and series across your sources. Matching titles can share one card; choose an available source when you open the title. Use filters to narrow the library.
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Browse seasons and episodes from your source and choose the next part of the story.
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Search your source and return to the titles you want to watch.
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Mark channels as favourites and find them again without browsing the whole channel list.
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Return to the saved position in a film or episode. With Plus, supported devices can share viewing progress through the same Playova account.
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Add films and series to your personal list, then return when you have time to watch.
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Use separate profiles to keep personal choices and viewing history apart.
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Select available audio and subtitle tracks. The choices depend on what your source provides and your device supports.
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Choose a sleep timer so playback stops after the time you set.
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Explore film and series information, cast and directors. Open an available trailer or IMDb and TMDB information from the detail screen; information depends on the title and available metadata.
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Give a film or series your own score and keep your personal opinion with your library.
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Add your authorised M3U playlist or Xtream Codes source and choose which source to browse. Playova provides no channels or subscription.
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Download supported films or episodes from your source for offline viewing. Source format, permission and available storage matter.
Playova for Fire TV comes from the Amazon Appstore and plays the source you already have: an M3U playlist or an Xtream Codes login. These steps take you from installation to your first channel.
Multiview puts two, three or four live channels on one screen. It is useful for following several matches or keeping the news on while something else plays. Before you open more screens, check how many connections your subscription allows.
Playova for Fire TV (Fire OS) can record the channel you are watching or a programme you choose from the guide. Recordings are kept on the device and play back from there.
Playova’s Fire OS version supports up to four multiview screens: two side by side, or a grid for three or four. This is not a promise of four simultaneous 4K streams. Device resources, stream formats and bitrate, your network and your source’s connection allowance determine what works smoothly.
Each simultaneously playing channel needs an available connection from its source. Other playback or recording can use that allowance too. Playova cannot increase the connections included in your subscription. Check the limit with your provider before opening more screens.
Yes. You can select channels from different sources and save a named layout. Playova checks the available connections separately for each source. Layouts are kept for the current profile and starting source.
Check that the source has a free connection and that each channel plays on its own. If channels work separately but struggle together, try fewer screens or a lower bitrate offered by your source. The Fire TV model, network and stream decoding requirements affect playback.
Yes, on the Fire OS version. Record the current channel or schedule an upcoming programme from an available guide. Leave the device powered, connected and with enough storage and source connections. Recording plans belong to that device; do not rely on a recording while it is unplugged or the app has been force-stopped.
Yes. Use Playova’s phone setup flow to send your authorised source details to the television instead of typing the whole address and password with the TV keyboard. You can also add the source with the remote.
No. This page describes the Fire OS version, including Fire TV Stick 4K devices that use Fire OS. Vega OS is a different system with a separate Playova version. Check your device’s operating system before choosing an installation.
No. Playova is a player for your own authorised M3U playlists or Xtream Codes sources. Channel availability, programme guide data, catch-up and permission to record depend on your source. A Playova licence does not buy access to channels.
Playova supplies no channels or IPTV subscription. Add your own source and only watch content you are authorised to use.
BASIC / PLUS
Your trial starts when you add your first source. After the trial, watching requires paid Basic or Plus. Local prices are shown in the app.
