Compatibility

Compatible devices

Your subscription works through a standard IPTV player app, so most modern televisions, streaming sticks, phones, tablets and computers can play it. Each family below links to its own setup guide.

The one thing every device needs

A compatible IPTV player app. We supply credentials in a standard format; the player is what turns those credentials into a channel list you can browse. You install the player from your device's own app store, exactly like any other app.

We do not publish a dedicated Marinios application, and we are not affiliated with the makers of any player app or device. Device and app names appear on this website only to describe what works with what.

Before you subscribe

If you are unsure whether your particular model will work, send us the make, model and the year you bought it. We would rather tell you it is unsuitable beforehand than have you discover it afterwards.

Compatible devices

Set up on hardware you already own

Every platform below runs your subscription through a third-party IPTV player app installed from that device's own app store. We do not publish a dedicated Marinios application, and no manufacturer certification is implied.

Smart TVs

Samsung, LG and other Smart TV platforms run IPTV through a player app installed from the television's own app store.

Requires a compatible IPTV player app

Amazon Fire TV and Firestick

Fire TV devices are the most common choice. A player app is installed on the device and your credentials are entered once.

Requires a compatible IPTV player app

Android TV and Google TV

Android TV boxes and built-in Google TV systems install a player from Google Play and keep your playlist in place between sessions.

Requires a compatible IPTV player app

Apple TV

Apple TV uses a player from the tvOS App Store. Available players differ from Android, so the setup steps are not identical.

Requires a compatible tvOS player app

Android phones and tablets

Useful for watching away from home and for testing your subscription quickly before you set up a television.

Requires a compatible IPTV player app

iPhone and iPad

iOS and iPadOS players are installed from the App Store. The same credentials work alongside your television setup, within your connection limit.

Requires a compatible iOS player app

Windows and Mac computers

Desktop players are a practical way to check that a playlist is working before you configure a television or streaming stick.

Requires a compatible desktop player

Practicalities

Choosing between your devices

A dedicated streaming device is usually smoother

A current-generation streaming stick or box often outperforms the app platform built into an older television, because it has newer hardware and gets software updates for longer.

Wired beats wireless where you can manage it

An Ethernet cable removes the most common cause of stuttering. If that is impractical, keep the device within good range of a 5 GHz signal rather than relying on 2.4 GHz.

Test on a phone first

Installing a player on a phone takes a minute and confirms your credentials work before you start configuring a television. It is the quickest way to separate an account question from a device question.

Your connection limit, not your device count

You can set the player up on as many devices as you like. What your plan limits is how many can stream at the same moment.

Older models may be limited

Televisions more than about six or seven years old sometimes cannot install a current player, or struggle with higher resolutions. A cheap streaming stick is usually the fix.

We will set it up with you

If the guide and your screen do not match, message us. Screens differ between manufacturers and firmware versions, and we can tell you what to look for on yours.

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