Have an IPTV subscription but no good way to watch it on your PC? IPTV Player Nova Pro can connect to a playlist or provider account, then organize live and on-demand viewing in one Windows player.
Add a playlist or provider account
Start by connecting a source of your own. Nova Pro accepts M3U and M3U8 playlists, including local playlist files, and also supports Xtream Codes API credentials and Stalker Portal sign-ins. The player does not supply channels or playlists.
Provider logins are encrypted and kept on your own PC. After connecting, browse the available live channels, movies, and series from the player.
- M3U or M3U8: load a playlist link or local file
- Xtream Codes: connect with the provider's API credentials
- Stalker Portal: sign in through a portal
Follow live channels with the EPG
The electronic program guide provides listings for live TV, including a Now & Next view for checking what is on and what follows. Use the guide to navigate the channel lineup, then mark preferred channels as favorites for quicker access.
Resume movies and series
The on-demand area covers movies and series, with continue-watching support for returning to a program. Catch-up TV is also supported when it is available through the connected playlist or provider. Playback supports SD, HD, and 4K streams, depending on the content source.
- Use parental controls to manage access to content.
- Favorites and continue watching keep regular viewing easier to find.
Pros
- Accepts M3U and M3U8 playlists, including local files
- Connects through Xtream Codes or a Stalker Portal
- EPG includes Now & Next program information
- Supports favorites and continue-watching playback
System requirements: Windows 10, Windows 11
What playlist and provider formats does IPTV Player Nova Pro support?
It supports M3U and M3U8 playlists, including local files, plus Xtream Codes API and Stalker Portal connections.
Does the player include an EPG?
Yes. Its EPG provides live program listings and a Now & Next view.
Does IPTV Player Nova Pro provide TV channels or playlists?
No. Connect your own playlist or provider account to watch content.