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Install HotPlayeron your Windows

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HotPlayer IPTV app logo

HotPlayer

Strongest on Windows — Microsoft Store · Windows 10 & 11

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    Grab Hot Player from the Microsoft Store

    Open the Microsoft Store and search Hot Player, or use the button above. Press Get and let it install. A trial is included; the playlist licence is bought from HotPlayer once it runs out.

    The Hot Player listing in the Microsoft Store
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    Start Hot Player

    Open it from the Start menu.

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    HotPlayer wants a playlist

    First run shows no playlist plus a device ID and the address hotplayer.app/upload. Park that screen — you come back to it.

    HotPlayer showing no playlist attached, with its hotplayer.app upload address
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    Attach the playlist at hotplayer.app/upload

    From any browser, load hotplayer.app/upload. Pick Xtream Code as the source, drop in the server URL, username and password from your email, then save.

    hotplayer.app upload form with Xtream Code selected and the host, username and password boxes

    The browser on that same PC will do — the upload page is a website, not part of the app.

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    Hit Refresh in the app

    Head back to Hot Player and press Refresh. It reads the playlist you just attached.

    HotPlayer showing the Refresh control
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    You are live

    Channels, films and series populate. Hit play on anything to confirm the feed.

Your GO Next IPTV login details (username, password & server URL, M3U link or MAG portal URL) are in the activation email we send right after checkout. Lost it? Contact support and we'll resend it.

Installing HotPlayer on Windows: what is different

  • On Windows, HotPlayer is a desktop program — install it from the Microsoft Store or run the installer from the developer's site.

  • SmartScreen may warn about an installer it has not seen before. Choose More info › Run anyway only if you downloaded HotPlayer from its official page.

  • A wired Ethernet connection is worth using on a desktop PC: Wi-Fi adapters on older machines are the usual cause of stuttering at high bitrates.