Free Xtream Codes Player for Fire TV, Android TV & Windows — No Ads

Server, username, password · films and series in seasons · your provider's TV guide

Last checked against Anees TV 1.7 · 18 October 2026

An Xtream player is an IPTV player that signs in with an Xtream Codes login — a server address, a username and a password from your IPTV provider — and loads your live channels, films and series straight from the provider. Anees TV is a free Xtream Codes player with no ads, built for the TV remote first and then for every other screen in the house.

"Xtream Codes" is a login type, not a service and not something you buy from us. Nearly every IPTV provider hands out logins in this format. Anees TV is a player only: it ships with no channels, no playlists and no logins, and it has no connection to any provider.

What an Xtream Codes login is

Your provider sends three values when you subscribe, usually in the welcome email or on your account page:

• Server — an address with a port, like http://example-provider.com:8080.
• Username — often letters and digits, not an email address.
• Password — case-sensitive.

Together they let a player ask your provider's server for your own channel list, film library and TV guide. Nobody but your provider can issue them.

What an Xtream player does with it

• Live TV in your provider's groups. Sports, news and kids' channels stay in the categories you know.
• Films and series as a library. The login brings posters and descriptions with each title, and series arrive as shows with seasons and episodes rather than one long list.
• A TV guide without extra setup. Anees TV reads the guide your provider already holds. If the times are off, you can shift them by whole hours, or paste your own guide link instead.
• Your expiry date on the home screen. When your provider publishes it, Anees TV shows when the playlist runs out, so a lapsed subscription never looks like a broken app.
• Keeps playing. If a live stream stalls, Anees TV can switch its playback engine and carry on instead of dropping you on an error screen.

Your provider gave you an M3U link as well? Both work. The Xtream Codes vs M3U guide shows what each one gives you, side by side.

Devices it runs on

• Android TV and Google TV — Sony, TCL, Hisense, Philips, the Chromecast with Google TV and most Android boxes, from Google Play.
• Fire TV and Fire TV Stick — from the Amazon Appstore, or with the Downloader app and code 2228177 as a fallback.
• Android phones and tablets — the same Google Play listing.
• Windows 10 and 11 — from the Microsoft Store or as a portable zip.

iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV versions are on the way.

Free, with no ads — Pro adds extras

The free app is the full player, not a trial: live TV with the guide, films and series, favourites and Continue watching on that device, and no ads at all. The free tier holds one playlist and refreshes it when you ask.

Pro is optional and adds unlimited playlists, automatic playlist refresh, encrypted sync across up to five devices, Continue watching on any device, offline downloads, playback speed, household profiles, and richer ratings and artwork. There are no ads on Pro either.

Set it up in three steps

1. Install Anees TV on your TV, phone or PC. Step-by-step guides: Fire TV Stick, Android TV and Google TV, Windows.
2. Add your login. A fresh install opens on Add your playlist; later, use Settings → Playlists → Add playlist. Choose the Xtream Codes tab and fill in Playlist name, Server, Username and Password, then press Save & load. The Xtream Codes guide covers the field order and the four mistakes behind most failed sign-ins.
3. Watch. Live TV, Movies and Series fill in as your provider's catalogue loads.

No login yet? Explore with a demo playlist on the setup screen loads free, legal sample content, so you can try the app before you add your own.