External players

When the built-in player can't handle a stream, send it to MPV, VLC, or any video app you already use.

The built-in player works for most streams. If a channel won’t play, or you’d rather watch in MPV or VLC, hand the stream off to an external player.

Desktop (Windows / macOS / Linux)

Open Settings > External players and point the app at the player you want to use:

MPV - paste the path to your mpv executable.
VLC - paste the path to your vlc executable.

After you set a path, an Open in MPV or Open in VLC button appears on movies, series episodes, and next to the currently-tuned channel on Live TV. Click it and the stream opens in that player. Tuning to a new channel reuses the same window instead of opening a new one.

If something goes wrong, the toast tells you what failed:

Prefix	What it means
`NOT_FOUND`	The path you set doesn’t exist - double-check it in Settings.
`PERMISSION`	Your OS blocked the executable.
`TIMEOUT`	The player didn’t respond - try opening it manually once.
`OTHER`	Anything else - the full error is in the toast.

Android

Tap Open in player… on any movie, episode, or Live TV channel. A picker shows every installed app that can play the stream, for example: VLC, Samsung Video Player, MX Player, Just Player. Pick one and it starts playing.

If your provider needs a specific User-Agent or Referer per channel, the app passes those to the target player. Players that read these (VLC, MX Player, Just Player) will use them; others fall back to their own defaults.

Downloaded content

The Downloads page lets you queue movies and series episodes for offline playback. When you hit play on a finished download:

Desktop plays the file directly in the in-app player.
Android opens the file in your default video app (the in-app player can’t play local files on Android right now).

You can still hand off remote streams from the detail dialog if you’d rather use MPV, VLC, or another player.

When to use which

Use this	When
In-app player	Channel-flipping on Live TV, casual VOD, anything that already works.
MPV	You want hardware decoding, perfect aspect ratios, or your usual MPV setup.
VLC	A stream won’t play anywhere else, or you need codec coverage.
Android picker	You already have a video app you like and want to keep using it.