Your telly, sorted.
No more fiddly players.
TTW Player is a proper-good IPTV player for Firestick, Google TV and Android phones. Live TV, a real guide, movies and series with posters — all from your own playlist.
Everything you actually use. Nothing you don't.
No bloat, no ads stuffed in your face. Just the stuff that makes a Friday night on the couch easier.
Live TV that behaves
Flick through channels without the spinning wheel of doom.
A guide you can read
A proper TV guide, so you know what's on without channel-surfing for ten minutes.
Movies & series, with posters
Sharp posters and tidy pages. Your library finally looks the part.
Continue Watching, split
Movies and series kept apart, so you're not digging for episode 4.
A Sports screen
The footy, the cricket, the lot — sports channels in one spot.
Charts from your playlist
What's popular right now — but only titles you can actually play.
Picks that ask first
Tell it "comedy, nothing violent" and it listens. Revolutionary, we know.
Search everything
Channels, movies and series from one search box.
Favourites
Star the channels you live on. Skip the rest.
Audio & subtitles
Switch audio tracks and subs on the fly, right from the player.
Easy sign-in
Pop in an 8-character code from your provider, or use an Xtream login. Save more than one account.
Updates in the app
New version out? The app tells you. No reinstalling from scratch.
Tell it what you're in the mood for.
Answer a quick couple of questions and TTW Player picks movies and shows from your own playlist to match. Comedy night with the kids? No violence? Sorted.
Try it on your tellyOn your telly in about five minutes.
TTW Player isn't in the app stores, so you install it with the free Downloader app. Pick your device:
- Get DownloaderFrom the Home screen, search
Downloader(orange icon, by AFTVnews) and install it. - Switch on Developer optionsSettings → My Fire TV → About → click your device name 7 times.
- Allow Downloader to install appsSettings → My Fire TV → Developer options → Install unknown apps → Downloader → On.
- Enter the codeOpen Downloader, type
4065636and press Go. Hit Install when it asks. - Open TTW Player and sign inUse your provider's code or Xtream login. Done — put the kettle on.
Or type the link: ttwau.au/app/TTWPlayer.apk
- Get DownloaderOpen Google Play on your TV, search
Downloaderby AFTVnews and install it. - Switch on Developer optionsSettings → System → About → click Android TV OS build 7 times.
- Allow unknown appsSettings → Apps → Security & restrictions → Unknown sources → Downloader → On.
- Enter the codeOpen Downloader, type
4065636, press Go, then Install. - Open TTW Player and sign inYou'll find it under Apps. Too easy.
Menu names vary a little between TV brands.
- Download the appTap the button on this phone. Your browser will grab
TTWPlayer.apk. - Allow the installWhen Android asks, allow your browser to install unknown apps.
- Open and sign inTap Open, then sign in with your code or Xtream login.
Grab TTW Player.
One app for the big screen and the small one. Install it once, and it keeps itself up to date.
Fair questions.
Does TTW Player come with channels?
Nope. TTW Player is just the player. You add your own playlist from a provider you're already with, using their sign-in code or Xtream login.
Which devices does it work on?
Amazon Firestick and Fire TV, Google TV and Android TV boxes, plus Android phones and tablets. It doesn't run on iPhone, iPad or Apple TV.
Why isn't it in the app store?
We publish it ourselves, so you install it with Downloader (code 4065636) or straight from the APK link. After that, updates come through the app.
Is it safe to allow unknown apps?
That setting just lets Downloader install apps outside the store. Only install from the code or link on this page, and you can switch it back off afterwards.
How do I sign in?
Use the 8-character code your provider gave you, or switch to the Xtream login tab and enter the server address, username and password.
How do updates work?
When a new version is out, the app lets you know and installs it for you. No hunting for links.
Something's not working — help?
Flick us an email at [email protected] with your device and app version, and we'll help you sort it.