Free web player · Beta
Free online IPTV player: watch your M3U or Xtream playlist in your browser
Open Vibo Player in a browser tab on your computer, add the playlist from your IPTV provider and watch. It is free: nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, no Player ID. No channels are included.
Opens tv.viboplayer.com in a new tab.
Chrome may show a warning page first: click “Continue to site”. Some providers do not allow web players.
What is the Vibo Player web player?
It is the TV version of Vibo Player, running in your browser. It plays the M3U link or Xtream Codes login you get from your IPTV provider and organises your channels, TV guide, movies and series. It is still in beta, so some things may change.
How it works
Open the web player
Click “Open the web player”. It opens in a new tab, ready to use; on a computer or phone you need no account and no Player ID. Use the mouse, or the arrow keys, Enter and Escape.
Add your own playlist
Enter your M3U link or your Xtream Codes login (server, username, password) in the player. Your playlist is saved only in this browser, not on our servers.
Watch
Choose a channel, a film or a series. With an Xtream Codes login, or an M3U link that contains your username and password, the TV guide shows what is on now and next when your provider includes one.
What it does
Live TV with TV guide
Channel groups, search, and what is on now and next when you use an Xtream Codes login or an M3U link with your username and password, and your provider includes a guide (EPG).
Movies
Browse the films in your playlist and pick up where you left off.
Series
Seasons and episodes in order.
Catch-up
Watch programmes that have already aired, when your provider records them.
Favourites
Keep the channels you watch most in one place.
Requirements and limits
- Works best on a computer, in an up-to-date browser. On a phone or TV, use the app instead.
- Chrome may first show a “Connection is not secure” page. Click “Continue to site” to open the player.
- Some IPTV providers do not allow web players. Their playlists do not load or play in a browser; use the TV or phone app instead.
- The web player uses plain http on purpose: most providers’ servers and streams use http, and a secure https page is not allowed to play them.
- Your playlist and favourites are saved only in this browser, not on our servers. Other browsers and devices do not see them, and clearing this browser’s site data removes them.
For the full experience: the TV and phone apps
Vibo Player is also an app for Android TV and Google TV, Fire TV Stick, Android phones and tablets, iPhone, iPad, Windows and Mac. The apps play more stream formats, usually work with providers that refuse web players, and come with a 7-day free trial.
Get the app for your deviceActivate an app or add a playlist
Web player questions
Is the web player free?
Yes. On a computer or phone, the web player is free: nothing to sign up for, no Player ID, no payment. The Vibo Player apps, and the web player opened in a TV’s browser, have a 7-day free trial; then you activate them on viboplayer.com for 1 year or for life.
Do I need an account or a Player ID?
No, not on a computer or phone. Open the web player, add your playlist and watch: no account, no Player ID, nothing to activate. Your playlist is saved only in this browser.
Are channels included?
No. Vibo Player does not sell or include any channels, playlists or subscriptions. You add the playlist you get from your own IPTV provider.
Which playlists does it play?
M3U and M3U8 links and Xtream Codes logins (server address, username and password). The TV guide appears with an Xtream Codes login, or with an M3U link that contains your username and password, when your provider includes one.
Why does Chrome show a warning first?
The web player opens over plain http, because most IPTV providers’ servers and streams use http and a secure https page is not allowed to play them. Chrome asks before it opens a site without https: click “Continue to site” to go on.