Livaro turns an M3U link or Xtream Codes login into a television experience: a programme guide you can read from the sofa, folders for your channels, films and series with artwork, and navigation that never asks for a mouse.
Channels live in folders you arrange yourself, with a day-by-day programme guide next to them. Jump between days with the remote, mark favourites, and press play, that is the whole workflow.
Livaro reads your playlist and sorts it into genres with posters, ratings and descriptions. A film page shows what you are about to watch and remembers where you stopped, on every device you activate.
Yes. Google TV is Android TV with a different launcher, and Livaro runs on both, including Chromecast with Google TV, Mi Box and Android TV televisions.
Fire TV runs Amazon's own version of Android and Livaro player is not published in the Amazon Appstore, so there is no supported installation route today. On Android TV and Google TV devices, including Chromecast with Google TV, it installs straight from the Play Store.
No. The whole interface is designed for the directional pad on your remote, including search and the programme guide.
An activation is per device, for life. Your playlist and watch progress sync between activated devices, so the TV and your phone stay in step.
Activate your device in minutes: 12.99 euro for life, or 4.99 per year.
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