How do I add a playlist with an M3U link?
Choose "M3U URL", paste your playlist's link (starting with http://) and connect: Nipo Player then loads your channels, movies and series.
Nipo doesn’t provide, sell or host any channel, movie or playlist: it plays what you already own.
An M3U link points straight to your list of channels, movies and series.
Step by step, with pictures
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On "How would you like to connect?", choose M3U URL and press OK. Key OK

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Select the Playlist URL field and press OK to type. Key OK

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Paste your playlist’s full address, which must start with http:// or https://.

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Go down to Connect and press OK. Key OK

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Tap “M3U URL” to paste your playlist’s link.

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Paste your playlist’s full address into “Playlist URL”.

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Tap “Connect” to confirm.

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Your playlist is connected: this is Nipo Player’s home screen.

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Click “M3U URL” to paste your playlist’s link.

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Paste your playlist’s full address into “Playlist URL”.

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Click “Connect” to confirm.

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Your playlist is connected: this is Nipo Player’s home screen.

Steps
- On the "How would you like to connect?" screen, choose M3U URL ("Paste the link of your playlist").
- Paste the full address into Playlist URL, which must start with
http://orhttps://. - Tap + More options if you want to name the playlist or add a TV guide (XMLTV) link.
- Confirm with Connect.
If it doesn't work
- "The playlist is empty or invalid": check that the copied link is complete, with no stray space or cut-off character.
- "Could not reach the server": the playlist's server may be down; see Your playlist's server is not responding.
Tip
A link that contains get.php and your login (a server login disguised as an M3U link) also works: Nipo Player recognizes it automatically and unlocks extra features (like full series pages and catch-up) that a plain M3U link doesn't provide.
Updated on 28 September 2026
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