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Megacubo
Intuitive, multi-language, cross-platform IPTV player
Megacubo is an intuitive, multi-language, cross-platform IPTV player designed to make watching live TV simple and efficient. You can add unlimited IPTV playlists (M3U format), organize your channels, and easily access your history and bookmarks. The app supports multiple streaming formats and includes EPG (TV guide) for a better viewing experience. Megacubo also lets you record live broadcasts directly to your device, so you can watch later whenever you want. With the built-in... -
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PPPlayer
Modern, fast and powerful media player for Windows, Linux, Mac
PPPlayer is a media player built to make watching videos and managing your media library simple and enjoyable. It has a clean, modern interface that makes it easy to find what you're looking for without getting lost in complicated menus. Whether you're browsing your library, searching for something specific, or just sitting down to watch a video, PPPlayer keeps things straightforward. PPPlayer is available for Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android, so you can use it on your favorite... -
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Tvheadend
TV streaming server and digital video recorder for Linux
Tvheadend is a TV streaming server and digital video recorder for Linux. It supports DVB-C(2), DVB-T(2), DVB-S(2), ATSC, SAT>IP, HDHomeRun and IPTV inputs, as well as HTTP, HTSP (own protocol) and SAT>IP outputs.
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