Livedio - M3U & Video Player
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This one is all about live matches. The programme guide moves properly now. You can drag the timeline left and right with your finger, the times along the top read cleanly, and the guide is one tap away from Live TV. Matches opens on the Upcoming list again, and every league game and European tie for the teams you follow is back under Later. Goal alerts are steadier, and they can reach you even when Livedio is closed. Recording to your own server is calmer. It starts on the version of a channel that holds up best, keeps writing without freezing, and if one of your devices can't take the recording, another one picks it up. The player shows a green LIVE label, and a red Recording light while it is saving. Plenty of smaller fixes too, on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Mac.
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One app instead of five. The playlist your provider gave you, the drive under your desk, the server in the cupboard and the cloud folder you already pay for all open in the same place, with the covers and the names where they should be, on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV. Livedio arrives empty, on purpose. You bring the sources; it stops them being scattered. WHAT YOU CAN CONNECT An M3U or M3U8 address, a playlist file, a QR code from another of your devices, or the account your provider issued you. A folder on this device, your own SMB, NFS, SFTP, FTP, WebDAV or DLNA share, your own Jellyfin or Emby server, or your Dropbox, Yandex Disk, put.io and iCloud Drive. ONE LIBRARY, EVERY SCREEN Sources, favourites and the second you stopped watching travel through your own private iCloud, so the Apple TV picks up where the phone left off. One switch turns it off; one button erases everything everywhere. BUILT TO PLAY WHAT YOU ALREADY HAVE A native engine backed by libmpv opens the formats AVFoundation will not, so MKV files and Blu-ray images on your own drives simply play. Picture in Picture, AirPlay, track selection, subtitle search and styling. YOUR GUIDE, YOUR SHELVES Your XMLTV guide as a grid you can walk with the Siri Remote. Posters, cast, ratings and seasons, fetched for titles you already have. Continue Watching, a Top Shelf on Apple TV, widgets on iPhone. HOW THE PURCHASE WORKS Free to download. Browsing, adding sources and organising are free and stay free. Playback needs either the free three-day trial or the one-time Lifetime Unlock, which covers all four platforms with Family Sharing. No subscription. Nothing renews. PRIVATE BY CONSTRUCTION No account with us, because there is no server of ours to hold one. No analytics, no advertising, no tracking, no advertising or analytics SDKs. The privacy label reads Data Not Collected. Livedio does not include, sell, or promote any channels, subscriptions, or content. It plays only playlists you add yourself from sources you are authorized to use. Livedio never records, downloads or converts streams.
What's new · 1.5.5
This one is all about live matches. The programme guide moves properly now. You can drag the timeline left and right with your finger, the times along the top read cleanly, and the guide is one tap away from Live TV. Matches opens on the Upcoming list again, and every league game and European tie for the teams you follow is back under Later. Goal alerts are steadier, and they can reach you even when Livedio is closed. Recording to your own server is calmer. It starts on the version of a channel that holds up best, keeps writing without freezing, and if one of your devices can't take the recording, another one picks it up. The player shows a green LIVE label, and a red Recording light while it is saving. Plenty of smaller fixes too, on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Mac.
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