Trinity IPTV Player

Trinity IPTV Player is a fast, beautiful IPTV player for the subscription or playlist you already have. It is designed for Android TV remotes first, with a full touch layout for phones and tablets. BRING YOUR OWN SOURCE • Stalker / Ministra portals, Xtream Codes and M3U / M3U8 playlists • Add several at once and browse them together in one guide, or one at a time SPORTS HUB (NEW) • Live scores and today's games for 50+ leagues: soccer, NFL, college football, NBA, WNBA, NHL, MLB and more • Tap a game and Trinity finds the matching channel in your own playlist • Follow your teams for kickoff notifications, star a preferred channel per league, and hide or reorder leagues AN IPTV TV GUIDE (EPG) THAT FEELS FAST • Full program guide with a live preview as you browse • Channel groups, favorites and your own custom groups • Hide, block and reorder channels • Quick channel switching built for the remote WATCH YOUR WAY • Catch-up and "Watch from start" when your provider supports it • Multiview: watch up to four channels at once • Picture-in-picture, subtitles, audio tracks and zoom modes • Trinity Hand Off: start watching on one device and carry on from the same spot on another RECORD AND REMIND • Record now, or schedule a program straight from the guide • Reminders so you never miss the start of a show • Save recordings to your device, a USB drive or a network folder MOVIES AND SHOWS • Posters, ratings, cast photos, synopsis and trailers • Pick up series where you left off, and keep a Watchlist • Search across live TV, programs, movies and shows RADIO • A built-in directory of tens of thousands of radio stations, organized by country, with favorites MAKE IT YOURS • Themes, backgrounds, fonts and accent colors, applied live • Customize the side menu: hide or reorder items • Profiles and parental controls with a PIN • Cloud backup and restore, plus an online manager for your playlists • 25 languages Trinity is a media player only. It does not include, sell or provide any channels, playlists or content. You need your own subscription or playlist from a provider you are legally entitled to use.