Linux
funciona en cualquier distro — sin instalar
Otros formatosAppImage ARM64.deb x64.deb ARM64Flatpak
Cómo instalardopeIPTV El reproductor IPTV para Linux, macOS y Windows.
Cambio de canal al instante, reproducción fluida y una interfaz que no estorba.
Linux · macOS · Windows — gratis & de código abierto
Xtream CodesM3U / M3U8
XMLTV EPGTimeshift / catch-up
MultiviewChromecastDLNAOpenSubtitlesTrakt27 idiomas
Pensado para la forma real de ver la tele.
Timeshift & catch-up
Retrocede en el archivo de un canal sobre una línea de tiempo en directo, o salta directamente a un programa anterior desde la guía.
Multiview
Mira hasta nueve canales en directo a la vez en una cuadrícula, incluso de listas distintas. Un clic elige el sonido, y cada ventana tiene su timeshift y sus subtítulos.
Pausa la TV en directo
Pausa y retrocede cualquier canal en directo: minutos en memoria, horas en el disco, o con el búfer propio de dopeIPTV, que sigue descargando mientras pausas.
Guía EPG completa
Una parrilla de programas de verdad, con búsqueda, recordatorios y una lista configurable de lo próximo que empieza.
Grabación con un clic
Graba lo que estás viendo usando la misma conexión, con grabaciones programadas, límites de tamaño y una biblioteca de grabaciones.
Multi-proveedor
Xtream Codes, listas M3U y portales Stalker juntos, cada uno con su EPG, actualización automática y URL de guía propia.
Reproducción fluida
Un motor mpv integrado con Chromecast, sincronización con Trakt, temas y control total por teclado.
También tus propios archivos
Indica una carpeta o una carpeta compartida en red y tus vídeos quedan junto a los del proveedor — con carátulas, continuar donde lo dejaste, series organizadas a partir de los nombres de archivo y una cola de reproducción para la música.
Envía a tu TV
Manda un canal, una película o tu propio archivo a un Chromecast o directamente a un televisor inteligente por DLNA — con pausa, desplazamiento y volumen desde la app.
Subtítulos al momento
Encuentra subtítulos para lo que estás viendo en OpenSubtitles, desde el propio reproductor — y la próxima vez ya están ahí.
Teclas multimedia y controles
Las teclas multimedia del teclado, los botones de los auriculares, los controles multimedia de GNOME y KDE y KDE Connect: todo controla el reproductor.
Una página de inicio que sabe qué hay en antena
Las películas y series más populares de la semana que tiene tu proveedor, lo que estabas viendo, lo que emiten ahora tus canales — y los episodios nuevos de las series que sigues.
Échale un vistazo más de cerca.
Canales & reproductor — la lista, la guía y el vídeo en una sola vista.
Guía de programas — vista de parrilla con marcas de catch-up.
Multiview — hasta nueve canales a la vez, uno con sonido.
Línea de tiempo de timeshift — recorre el archivo, con el directo señalado.
Descarga la última versión.
dopeIPTV es una app para ordenadores: Linux, macOS y Windows. Abre esta página en tu ordenador para descargarla, o envíate el enlace.
macOS
.dmg — arrastra a Aplicaciones
Cómo instalarWindows
.zip — descomprime & ejecuta, sin instalar
Otros formatos.zip ARM64
Cómo instalarTres formatos, todos independientes — Python, Qt, libmpv y ffmpeg van dentro de la descarga, así que no hay nada que instalar aparte.
AppImage — el que conviene elegir si tienes dudas. Funciona en cualquier distribución:
chmod +x dopeIPTV-*.AppImage
./dopeIPTV-*.AppImage.deb en Debian o Ubuntu:
sudo apt install ./dopeiptv_*_amd64.debFlatpak:
flatpak install --user dopeIPTV-*.flatpakEl AppImage y el .deb también tienen versiones arm64, para una Raspberry Pi o un servidor ARM.
Abre el .dmg y arrastra dopeIPTV a Aplicaciones. Hay uno para Apple Silicon, que necesita macOS 15 o posterior, y otro para Mac con Intel, que necesita macOS 14 o posterior.
El primer arranque se rechaza porque la aplicación no está notarizada por Apple. Cierra el mensaje, abre Ajustes del Sistema → Privacidad y seguridad, desplázate hasta el aviso sobre dopeIPTV y haz clic en Abrir igualmente; luego confirma con tu contraseña. A partir de ahí se abre como cualquier otra aplicación. Si eso no basta, mira «macOS dice que la aplicación no se puede abrir» más abajo.
No hay instalador. Descomprime dopeIPTV-*-windows-x64.zip donde quieras — tu carpeta de usuario vale, no hacen falta permisos de administrador — y ejecuta el dopeiptv.exe que hay dentro.
Hay una versión arm64 nativa para portátiles Snapdragon; la versión x64 también funciona en ellos, emulada y por tanto más lenta.
Para un acceso directo en el menú Inicio o el escritorio: Ajustes → Avanzado → Crear acceso directo. El README.txt del zip enumera todo lo que hay que borrar si quieres que la aplicación desaparezca sin dejar rastro.
dopeIPTV no incluye canales — conectas tu propio proveedor de IPTV.
🔒 Verifica tu descarga — sumas SHA-256 · sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS
A few fixes after 1.4.2: no spinning pointer on Home, and a tidier About.
- No spinning pointer on Home (GNOME). In 1.4.2 the pointer spun for a while each time Home opened, or when Home was switched off in Settings. It no longer does.
- The pop-out player's bars stay above its controls. The DVR row and the timeshift timeline no longer lie over the control bar when it comes back after fading.
- Back in your dock icon after an update. After Update now restarts the AppImage, the window belongs to the icon you started it from, not a second one beside it.
- About says who makes dopeIPTV - Solecraft - and its release notes show only what is new to you.
- Home's back and heart buttons are round again.
On the AppImage from 1.2.15 or later? Click Update now in the banner.
Settings that are quicker to find and apply as you change them, a programme guide with every channel, and a quiet way to support dopeIPTV.
- Settings, rebuilt. Every setting is where you would look for it, in sections down each page, and a change applies at once - there is no Save button any more, only Close. The search at the top finds a setting on any page. Picture and sound share one page, **Picture & sound**; Home's shelves are chips to switch on and off; numbers have − and + buttons.
- The guide shows every channel. In All, the programme guide stopped at the first 300 channels; now it lists them all. Categories named after a country get its flag.
- Multiview's button opens and closes the window - a second click closes it.
- Links open in front on Linux. On GNOME a link from the app - the website, GitHub, a Trakt sign-in - could open behind the app; the browser now comes to the front.
- A small heart for supporting dopeIPTV, beside the logo in the sidebar and at the top right of Home, and Support dopeIPTV… in the menu and in About. After you have watched for a while, Home asks once: Donate, Not now or I've already donated. Right-click the heart to hide it for three months, or for good if you have donated - nothing ever pops up over what you watch.
- The app icon's play arrow now sits in the middle by its weight.
- Fixed: the rewind buffer no longer writes an error when mpv hangs up before it answers.
On the AppImage from 1.2.15 or later? Click Update now in the banner.
Subtitles on at once in any language, and themes that really look different.
- Subtitles on, at once - in any language. 1.4.0 made turning subtitles on instant, but only when the language you wanted was the film's first subtitle track. Now the film opens ready with the language you set under Settings → Audio & subtitles, or else the one you turned on last, or else the app's own - so turning it on is instant however many languages the film has. A track the film marks to be shown still shows by itself.
- Eight new themes with a colour of their own: Ocean, Forest, Bordeaux, Synthwave, Amber terminal, Espresso and the light Sand and Sky - 25 in all. Pick one under Settings → Appearance, and choose the theme's own accent colour for the whole look.
- Readable buttons on light colours. On themes and accent colours that are light - Nord, Dracula, Catppuccin, Everforest, gold, mint and others - buttons, menus and selections now have dark text instead of white that was hard to read.
Like dopeIPTV? It is free, with no ads and no paid version, but making it and keeping the website and downloads running has its costs - there is now a Donate button on iptv.dope.rs and on GitHub, for any amount, in your own currency.
On the AppImage from 1.2.15 or later? Click Update now in the banner.
Rewind with dopeIPTV's own buffer, and a programme guide that keeps itself up to date.
- Pause as long as you like (experimental). Turn on **Settings → Playback → Rewind with dopeIPTV's own buffer**: dopeIPTV keeps the channel itself, on disk, and goes on downloading while you pause - so LIVE takes you back to live without reconnecting, and you can go back as far as you set, within the space you give it. Each channel you leave keeps its history for when you come back, and Record records from the buffer - whole even while you pause, and from where you are when you have gone back. Without it, a recording stands still while you pause, and the app now tells you so.
- A new Home. A featured strip at the top with this week's most popular titles your provider has - big artwork, Play and More info - continue watching with the time left, your favourite channels with what is on now and how far it has got, the popular rows with their chart position, and arrows instead of scrollbars.
- Subtitles on, at once. Turning subtitles on in a film or an episode froze the picture for several seconds while the provider sent it again; now it is instant (a different language still takes a moment).
- The guide no longer stays on yesterday. Left open overnight - or on a Mac that slept - the app kept yesterday's guide until it was started again. It now looks at the guide every 20 minutes and when you come back to the app, and fetches it again when it is old or about to run out: when your provider updates its guide, the new programmes show up within the hour.
- A clearer note where the provider's guide ends. When a channel's guide stops before now, the detail panel says so, instead of suggesting that the times were wrong.
- Refresh the guide from the guide. A ↻ button in the programme guide, and "Refresh guide now" when you right-click it.
- One bar for rewinding. On a channel with your provider's catch-up, the DVR row and the timeshift timeline no longer lie one above the other: DVR | TIMESHIFT at the left of the bar switches between them, and the app remembers which you like.
- Stalker / Ministra portals (experimental). Add a provider that gave you a portal address and a MAC address: **Settings → Playlists → Add → Stalker / Ministra portal**. Channels, films, series and the guide's now and next; catch-up from a portal is not there yet.
- Intel Macs are back. A
.dmgfor Intel (x86_64) Macs again, beside the Apple Silicon one. - Help test what is coming. **Settings → General → Update channel → Test builds** offers the test builds of the next version as soon as they are built. They can have faults a release does not; back on Releases, you keep the test build until the next release.
Fullscreen video flickering around its edges on Linux? That is variable refresh rate (VRR): turn it off in your display settings and it stops.
On the AppImage from 1.2.15 or later? Click Update now in the banner. Coming from an older version, what changed since is below - from 1.2.14 or earlier, everything new in 1.2.15 as well.
Pause and rewind live TV, a new look, subtitles your way, a taller video and country flags in the category list on every system - and an app that stays quick with a big provider while its guide and lists load.
- Rewind live TV. Move the pointer over the video and a bar takes you back in the channel you are watching; LIVE brings you back, and the arrow keys and pause work too. Settings → Playback → Rewind live channels sets how far back - 2 minutes by default. Turn on Keep the rewind buffer on disk to go back up to 6 hours without using memory. Paused for long, the button reads ↻ LIVE: it opens the channel again at live, and the rewind starts over.
- A new look. Eight new themes - Tokyo Night, Rosé Pine, One Dark, Everforest, Kanagawa, High contrast and two light ones - picked from small pictures of the app under Settings → Appearance. The accent is a row of colours: three new ones, the theme's own, or any colour you like. The app can follow your desktop's light and dark mode, corners can be sharp or extra rounded, and text and controls can be made larger or smaller.
- Subtitles your way: size, colour and a dark box behind them - under Settings → Audio & subtitles, or right-click the video → Subtitles.
- Make the video taller. Drag the small handle under the video; the height is remembered. On Windows the detached player now resizes from its edges and corners.
- Country flags in the category list, on Windows too, for categories named with a flag or a country code ("SE | Sport", "DE: News").
- Quick with a big provider. Opening Movies while the guide loaded could take 20 seconds and is now instant. Search, "All" with tens of thousands of films and the list/grid switch react at once, and the window and the playing video no longer stall while the guide, the lists or the poster cache load or save in the background.
- About dopeIPTV on Wayland no longer lays the release notes over its buttons.
The live rewind, the video height and the flags are a contribution by Luca Merega (lmerega on GitHub) - thank you!
What is popular right now, on Home - and fixes for the AppImage and .deb on a current Linux distro and for subtitles with the full stop in front.
- Popular right now, on Home. Two new shelves, **Popular movies right now and Popular series right now**: this week's most popular films and series on TMDB that your provider has. Either can be switched off under Settings → Home.
- The AppImage and .deb on a current Linux distro (Arch, and others as they update) printed a page of font and Mesa errors at every start. They now use the system's own font and graphics libraries.
- Subtitles with the full stop in front (".Hej då"). A subtitle translated from Arabic or Hebrew could put the full stop at the start of a Swedish or English line. It is at the end again.
The series you follow get a place in Settings, and OpenSubtitles' daily limit is explained.
- Followed series in Settings. Settings → Home → Followed series lists the series you follow, and Stop following series stops one without having to find it first. A switch there turns the notifications about new episodes off - new episodes still show on Home under **New episodes**, and with a dot in the episode list.
- OpenSubtitles' daily limit, explained. Without an account OpenSubtitles allows 5 subtitles a day per internet connection, with a free account 20. Settings → Audio & subtitles says so, and when the day's downloads are used up the search tells you so in your language, with where to enter a free account.
- Settings → Local files lists your folders properly, each with its full path when you point at it.
A fix for subtitles from OpenSubtitles on macOS, Windows and the Flatpak.
- Subtitles from OpenSubtitles load again. The subtitle you picked was downloaded and loaded, but the app said "OpenSubtitles did not send a usable subtitle file" and kept the search open. The setting "On - forced subtitles only" works there again as well, and a subtitle you picked for a title is always shown when you play it again.
Cast to your smart TV, subtitles from OpenSubtitles, your desktop's media controls, and word when a series you follow gets a new episode - plus a new Settings window, the whole app in your own language, Trakt working again, and an AppImage that updates itself.
Four new things
- Cast to your smart TV. Most smart TVs (Samsung, LG, Sony, Philips, Panasonic) now show up in Cast to TV… next to your Chromecasts, marked "(DLNA)". Pause, seek and volume work from the cast strip, and local files can be cast too. Nothing extra to install.
- Subtitles from OpenSubtitles. In the player's Subtitles menu, Find subtitles online… searches for the film or episode you are watching and loads the one you pick - and it comes back with that title next time. If it asks for an API key, get a free one at opensubtitles.com and enter it under Settings → Audio & subtitles. You can also load a subtitle file from disk.
- Your desktop's media controls (Linux). The media keys on your keyboard, headphone buttons, GNOME's and KDE's media controls and KDE Connect on your phone now pause, play and skip - and show what is playing, with its logo.
- Follow a series. Right-click a series → Follow series. When new episodes arrive they appear on Home under New episodes, with a notification, and opening the series takes you to the first new one.
A new Settings window
- Easier to find things. A sidebar with fifteen pages - General, Appearance, Playback, Audio & subtitles, Video, Guide, Playlists and more - replaces the long row of tabs, and the search field at the top finds any setting by name.
- Clearer pages. Settings are grouped in titled cards, with a short explanation under the ones that need it, and every yes/no choice is a switch.
- Playlists at a glance. Each playlist shows its server and an "In use" badge. Drag playlists into the order you want - the playlist menu follows it.
- Your existing settings are kept exactly as they were.
In your language
- About 200 texts that were still in English are now translated into all 27 languages: recording messages and why a recording stopped, timeshift, list counts, the detail panel, player badges, and error messages from your provider, Trakt, Chromecast and the updater.
- Dates and weekdays in the guide and recordings follow the app's language, and so do the standard buttons in dialogs (OK, Cancel, Yes, No).
New
- The AppImage updates itself. "Update now" in the new-version banner downloads the new AppImage, checks it, test-starts it and only then swaps it in - your dock icon keeps working.
- Drop a playlist on the window. Drag an
.m3ufile or a provider link onto dopeIPTV to add it as a playlist.
Fixes
- A rare crash under heavy load is fixed. Cleaning up memory on a background thread could pull a timer out from under the interface; that cleanup now always happens on the interface's own thread.
- Trakt sign-in works again. Connecting ended with "invalid_client: client_id is required": Trakt had retired the app dopeIPTV signed in through. dopeIPTV has a new one, set up for Trakt's 2026 sign-in, so if you were connected before, connect once more under Settings → Trakt.
- M3U playlists with å, ä, ö and other letters no longer show "Ã¥" when a server names the wrong character set.
- Multiview: Space, M and F act on the window you are watching, and the screen no longer sleeps while multiview plays.
- Favorites: renaming a folder onto another no longer duplicates channels, and a folder's colour follows it.
- The guide recovers by itself from a damaged cache instead of failing on every start.
- A pop-out player saved on a monitor that is no longer connected opens on this one, and Windows no longer crashes in the detail pane's schedule.
- macOS, first start: right-click → Open no longer works since macOS 15. Open the app once, then allow it under **System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway** and confirm with your password.
Full details in the changelog.
Linux is and remains the primary target - Windows and macOS are a bonus.
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