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Answers, plainly.
Kibo Player plays what your provider sends. Most questions come down to that.
About Kibo Player
What it is, and isn’t.
Does Kibo Player come with channels?
No. Kibo Player is a player. It plays the M3U link or Xtream Codes login you already have.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no Kibo Player account. Your playlist links, logins and favorites are stored only on your device.
Can I add more than one playlist?
Yes. Add as many as you like; each one gets its own place on the Library shelf.
Does it work on a TV?
On iPhone and iPad, the player’s AirPlay button sends the picture to a TV. There is no TV version of the app, and no Chromecast support.
What happens on a new phone?
Nothing is synced, because nothing leaves your device. Install Kibo Player on the new phone and add your playlist again.
How do I install it?
On Android, open the signed APK and allow the install. On iPhone and iPad, sideload the IPA with AltStore or Sideloadly, signed with your own Apple ID.
Playback
When a channel doesn’t play.
If a channel fails in Kibo Player, try it in your provider’s own app first: if it fails there too, the stream itself is down.
It says “This channel can’t be played”
The stream may be offline or in a format this device does not support. Tap Try again; if it still fails, check the channel in your provider’s own app.
Nothing plays on my iPhone
iOS cannot play raw .ts streams. If you use an M3U link that ends in .ts, ask your provider for an M3U8 link, or sign in with Xtream Codes, which asks for M3U8.
A big playlist takes a while
Large playlists can take a minute or two to download. The download shows how many channels it has found so far.