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A window onto your playlist.

Oriel opens the live channels, movies and series in your Xtream Codes account in a layout made for your TV: numbered channels, a programme guide, posters and plots.

In your browser today. Android TV and Samsung soon.

Just like real TV.

Your favourite channels are numbered from 1, the rest from 101. Jump to a channel with the number keys, go back to the previous one with a single press, and see what is on now right in the channel list.

  • You decide the order of your favourite channels
  • Programme guide when your provider offers one
  • Recently watched channels on Home

Movie night, sorted.

Plots, genres, cast and episode stills your provider leaves out are filled in from TMDB. Pick up where you left off; in a series the next episode starts on its own.

  • Audio and subtitle tracks inside the file play too
  • Your audio and subtitle language is remembered for the next stream
  • Continue watching is waiting for you on Home

And the rest is in its place.

Search everywhere
Search channels, movies and series across all of your playlists at once. Accents and special characters are optional.
More than one playlist
Add several Xtream accounts and switch between them from the top menu. Each playlist keeps its own favourites and history.
Made for the remote
Every screen works with the arrow keys and focus is always clear. Press and hold to add a favourite.

Ready in three steps.

  1. Create an account

    Sign up for Oriel and start the player in your browser. TV apps are coming soon.

  2. Add your playlist

    Enter the server address, username and password from your provider. Your playlists are kept in your Oriel account and are ready on every device.

  3. Start watching

    Your channels are numbered; movies and series are laid out with their posters and plots.

Oriel does not provide content. Oriel is a player. Channels, movies and series come from the Xtream Codes account you have with your own IPTV provider. Only open content you have the right to watch.

On your TV and in your browser.

Your playlists live in your Oriel account. Whichever device you open, the same channels in the same layout.

Frequently asked questions

Does Oriel provide content?

No. Oriel is a player; it does not provide or sell channels or content lists. Everything you watch comes from your own provider's account.

Which accounts does it work with?

IPTV accounts that use the Xtream Codes API. M3U playlists are not supported.

Can I use the same account on more than one device?

You can add your account to any device; your provider decides how many can watch at the same time. With single-connection accounts, starting a stream on one device stops it on the other.

Where do movie and series details come from?

From your provider first. Missing plots, genres, cast and episode stills are filled in from The Movie Database (TMDB).