I don't have a playlist yet
Nipo Player reads playlists you already have and provides none: here's where to find one, legally, before adding it to the app.
Nipo doesn’t provide, sell or host any channel, movie or playlist: it plays what you already own.
Nipo Player doesn't include, sell or host any channels: it's a player, not a content service. Nipo reads playlists you already have (for example, ones given by your set-top box or your internet company).
Where to find a playlist
- The playlist given by your box or your internet company, if it offers one: it's often available from your online customer account.
- Free, legal channel lists, published openly on the internet (public, community or institutional channels, depending on your country).
Nipo Player doesn't recommend or sell any playlist, server or access: it's up to you to check that the source you choose is legal in your country before using it.
Next
Once you have your playlist's link (an address starting with http:// or https://), follow Add a playlist with an M3U link to add it to Nipo Player.
Updated on 28 September 2026
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