Device guide · Android phone
How to Play M3U Playlists on an Android Phone
Get Doubo for Android phones and tablets from Google Play, or download the signed APK with its version, size and SHA-256 checksum. Add your own authorized M3U/M3U8 playlist or Xtream Codes details.
What you need
- An Android phone or tablet
- Google Play / APK / Chrome / VLC
- Optional: your own M3U / M3U8 playlist link
Steps
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Get it on Google Play
Install from Google Play for store-managed updates, or use the signed APK below. The two channels may use different signing certificates; update through the channel you installed from. Open Doubo after installation and add your own playlist.
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In Chrome: open the web player
Go to doubo.tv/web and tap a channel to watch. Add your own playlist with Add playlist.
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Add it to your home screen
In Chrome’s menu ⋮, choose Add to Home screen to open the web player like an app.
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With VLC: open a network stream
Install VLC from Google Play, open More → New stream (Stream in older versions) and paste your playlist link.
Try it in your browser first
Open the free web player and import a playlist link or file. CORS, HTTPS, codec, regional and provider restrictions can prevent playback; native apps also remain subject to source restrictions.
Open the web playerNeed a playlist?
Doubo’s free channel directory lists channels that broadcasters make publicly available, as M3U links you can paste into any player.
Browse free channelsQuestions
Is there a Doubo app on Google Play?
Get Doubo for Android phones and tablets from Google Play, or download the signed APK with its version, size and SHA-256 checksum. Add your own authorized M3U/M3U8 playlist or Xtream Codes details. Android TV is not released. Google Play and APK downloads are for Android phones and tablets; advanced playback and TV features are still being aligned with the Apple beta.
Why can some channels play in VLC but not in the browser?
Open the free web player and import a playlist link or file. CORS, HTTPS, codec, regional and provider restrictions can prevent playback; native apps also remain subject to source restrictions.