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The IPTV player for Linux

The Premium Player Linux app opens your IPTV list with live TV, a TV guide and a film and series catalogue. The AppImage runs on any distribution and updates itself; the .deb is for Ubuntu, Debian and Mint, the .rpm for Fedora and openSUSE.

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Linux · Version 0.9.9.8 · 119 MB

Premium Player on the computer: film catalogue and categories
Premium Player on the computer: film details
Premium Player on the computer: film player

Premium Player for Linux

It opens your IPTV provider's list in a tidy, fast and easy-to-browse interface.

AppImage, .deb or .rpm
The AppImage runs on any distribution without installing; the .deb and .rpm install with your package manager.
Updates itself
The AppImage tells you about a new version, checks the file and updates itself.
Live TV and guide
Categories, the channel list and the TV guide day by day; reminders for later programmes.
Films and series
Poster catalogue, continue watching, next episode.
Media keys
The keyboard's media keys work, and the desktop's "now playing" card shows the channel.
Passwords in your keyring
Your IPTV password is stored in the system keyring (GNOME Keyring, KWallet).

Setup

  1. Download

    Download the AppImage with the button on this page, or the .deb or .rpm package from the download page.

  2. Install

    AppImage: make the file executable (chmod +x) and open it. .deb: sudo apt install ./premium-player-…-linux-amd64.deb. .rpm: sudo dnf install ./premium-player-…-linux-x86_64.rpm

  3. Add your list

    Open Premium Player and enter your Xtream Codes details or your M3U address.

Frequently asked questions

Which Linux distributions are supported?

64-bit (x86_64) Ubuntu 22.04 and later, Debian 12 and later, Linux Mint 21 and later, Fedora 36 and later (glibc 2.35+). Sound needs PulseAudio or PipeWire.

AppImage, .deb or .rpm?

The AppImage runs on any distribution and updates itself from within the app. The .deb installs with the package manager on Ubuntu, Debian and Mint, the .rpm on Fedora and openSUSE; you download their new versions from this page.

The AppImage won't start. What should I do?

Make the file executable (chmod +x). If your system has no FUSE, install the libfuse2 package or run the file with --appimage-extract-and-run.

Is it paid?

No, Premium Player is free and needs no account.

On other devices

Premium Player is only a player; it contains and sells no channels, films or series. You add the details from your own IPTV provider.