Your playlist, on your TV.
Ulvo TV is a free, fast IPTV player for Samsung Smart TV. Add your M3U or Xtream playlist from your phone in seconds by scanning a QR code.
How it works
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Install Ulvo TV
Find Ulvo TV in the Samsung Apps store on your TV and open it.
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Scan the QR code
Go to Settings → Connect with phone. Your TV shows a QR code and a 6-character code.
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Paste your playlist
On your phone, paste the M3U link or Xtream details from your provider. Your TV loads it in a few seconds.
Built for the remote
Fast with huge lists
Handles playlists with 200,000+ entries and opens straight to your favorites.
Filter by language
Detects the language or country of each group so you only see what you watch.
Movies and series
Series are grouped by season and episode, with resume where you left off.
Favorites and history
Mark favorites with the red button and continue watching from the home screen.
Full playback controls
Pause, rewind, fast-forward and next episode from your remote.
Private by design
Your playlist stays on your TV. We only pass it from your phone to your TV, then delete it.
Frequently asked questions
Is Ulvo TV free?
Yes. Ulvo TV is completely free. There is no trial period and no subscription.
Does Ulvo TV include channels?
No. Ulvo TV is only a media player. It does not include, sell or recommend any channels or playlists. You need a playlist from your own provider, and you are responsible for having the rights to watch its content.
Which playlist formats are supported?
M3U and M3U8 playlists (links ending in .m3u, .m3u8 or get.php?…type=m3u_plus) and Xtream Codes logins (server, username and password).
Which TVs are supported?
Samsung Smart TVs from 2017 onwards (Tizen). A version for LG webOS is on the way.
Why does a channel not play?
Most playback problems come from the provider: the stream is offline, overloaded or blocked in your country. Try the same channel in another player to check.
Do you store my playlist?
Only for a few seconds. When you send it from your phone it waits on our server until your TV collects it (15 minutes at most) and is then deleted. See our privacy policy.