Channels & Library

Every plan carries the complete library. Your connection count changes how many screens can stream at the same time — never what you are allowed to watch. Here is what the playlist actually contains.

Live television

Around 40,000 live channels, split into the categories people actually browse rather than one endless list. The build is refreshed continuously, so a feed that dies is replaced in the same category instead of leaving a dead number in the guide.

• Sport — football across the major European and South American leagues, American football, basketball, motorsport, tennis, cricket, boxing, MMA and the pay-per-view events that normally carry a separate invoice.
• Entertainment — general entertainment, reality, drama and the long-running channel brands that most households leave on in the background.
• Movies — premium film channels alongside the free-to-air movie feeds, in up to 4K where the master exists.
• News — rolling news from every major region, including the business and financial channels.
• Documentary — nature, history, science and the long-form documentary channels that are usually the first to be dropped elsewhere.
• Kids — a dedicated children’s block with its own profiles.
• Music — countdown, genre and live-event music channels.
• Regional and international — feeds from more than 60 countries, including the smaller regional stations that aggregators tend to skip.

On-demand: films and series

A video-on-demand catalogue of more than 100,000 titles, laid out by release year and genre, with new additions weekly. Series are grouped so a full season plays in order without hunting for episode numbers. Where a 4K master is available it is offered as a separate entry, so you can choose quality over file size on a slower connection.

The programme guide

A seven-day EPG with channel logos, so you can see what is on before you commit to a channel. Catch-up is available on the major networks — useful when a match runs past the point you can stay awake for. Both the guide and the catch-up window behave the same on every supported player.

Quality, honestly stated

Not every channel is 4K, and any service claiming otherwise is selling you a label. What we can say precisely:

• Premium sport and cinema carry native UHD where the source provides it.
• Full HD is the floor for mainstream entertainment and news.
• Some regional and niche feeds are SD only, because that is how they are broadcast.
• Bitrate is managed per stream, so a single 4K feed does not starve the other screens on your connection.

How the library updates

Playlists refresh automatically on the player side. If a channel moves, it reappears under the same category rather than disappearing from your list — you do not need to request a new login or reinstall the app.

If something you expect to find is missing, tell support which channel and region you are after. Requests are logged against the category and most are resolved without a playlist change on your end.