RSKTV

The RSKTV player on Android TV and Google TV

RSKTV Player Pro runs on Android TV and Google TV televisions and boxes, and plays your M3U or Xtream playlists. It is the most common device family among our users, and the one where hardware varies most — the app is built to stay usable on modest boxes.

RSKTV Player Pro is not yet published on the Google Play Store. This page describes the player and what it brings on this platform. The link to the listing will be added as soon as it goes live.

Live section of RSKTV Player Pro: category column on the left, numbered channel list with logos in the middle, preview panel and guide on the right, colour-key bar along the bottom.
The Live section as it appears on a television. Real screenshot, demo playlist.

What it gives you on Android TV

What you need

ItemDetail
DeviceTelevision or box running Android TV or Google TV, with the Play Store.
AccountA Google account signed in on the device.
PlaylistYours, in Xtream or M3U format.

Your playlists, and nothing else

RSKTV Player Pro is a player. It provides, hosts, resells and suggests no channels, no films, no content subscription. What you pay for is the software licence, nothing more.

You bring your own playlist, in Xtream format (server address, username, password) or M3U (a single link). You remain solely responsible for where it comes from and whether it is lawful where you live.

You add it from this website, using the device ID and code the app displays — not with the remote. Several playlists can coexist and be swapped in two clicks.

Trial, price and licence scope

Installing on Android TV

Installation goes through the device’s Play Store, and can also be triggered remotely from the Play Store on your phone — handy for skipping the on-screen keyboard. The guide covers both routes.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Android TV and Google TV for this app?

None on your side: Google TV is an interface laid over Android TV. Installation and use are identical; only the system home screen looks different.

Does it work on a plain Android box that is not TV-certified?

Often yes, but we do not document it. Such boxes do not always carry the Play Store, their remotes are sometimes incomplete, and hardware decoding is uneven. We will not promise a result we do not control.

My box struggles with lists of several thousand channels. Is that expected?

That is the case the app targets first, because it is common: the display keeps only the visible items instead of building the whole list. If slowness persists, it more often comes from the playlist’s server than from the device.

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