Xtream Codes
An Xtream Codes player that feels like a real TV app
Paste your server, username and password once. Tuvora reads the whole line — live channels, movies, series and the guide — and lays it out as three proper sections instead of one endless scroll. On Windows, Mac, Fire TV, Android TV, Android and iPhone.
- You need
- Server, username, password
- Runs on
- Windows, Mac, Fire TV, Android TV, phones
- The guide
- Your provider's EPG, topped up when it's thin
- Your VOD
- Posters, cast and episodes, filled in for you
Three fields, then you're watching
Xtream Codes hands a player exactly three things — a server address, a username and a password. Add a source in Tuvora, pick Xtream Codes, type them in, and that's it: the live, movie, series and guide feeds all load on their own and land in the right sections. The same login sometimes turns up as a get.php link; either one works. Not sure which you were given? The quick format comparison tells the three apart in a sentence each.
Want to see the screens first? The Xtream Codes setup guide walks the add-source dialog step by step.
Pick where you'll watch
One thing worth remembering
An Xtream Codes URL carries your username and password in plain sight. Keep it off public support threads, screenshots and those “check my playlist” sites — treat it like a password, because it is one. Nobody on the Tuvora side ever needs it to help you.
Questions we get
What counts as an Xtream Codes login?
Three things: a server address (a host with a port), a username and a password. If that is what your provider sent, it is Xtream Codes. A single get.php link with those values baked in works too.
Is there a Windows version?
Yes — Tuvora Desktop runs on Windows and Mac with the same three fields. There are also builds for Fire TV, Android TV, Android and iPhone, and they can share one account.
Does it cost anything?
No. Tuvora is free, with no paid tier. You bring a subscription you are allowed to use; Tuvora just plays it.
Bring your own playlist
Tuvora is a player. It does not provide, sell or host channels, films, series or IPTV subscriptions.