TV guide
Everything on air in one grid.
Listings for every channel: what’s on now, what’s next, and a description — right beside the grid. Automatic switch to the channel when a programme you picked starts.
Version 1.6 · TV channels and TV guide
Pult
Television as it was meant to be.
Your channels, a smart TV guide, a programme archive and multiview — on one remote, without the junk.
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Pult features
Live TV under your control.
The TV you know — only easier, faster and without the clutter.
Archive and rewind
Missed it? Watch from the start.
Rewind live TV, pause it or start a programme from the beginning — if your provider keeps an archive.
Playlists and groups
Several playlists — one list.
Turn on several playlists at once, build your own groups from different providers’ channels and hide what you don’t need in one go.
Favorites
Favorite channels — on the home screen.
Favorites in your own order, and a row of your channels appears right on the Android TV home screen.
Multiview
Two channels at once.
A second channel in the corner of the screen — follow the match without switching. And the HOME button can shrink live TV into a “picture-in-picture” window.
Player
Your remote works as it should.
Dial channel numbers, go back to any of your last 10 channels and, if you like, keep a clock always on top of live TV.
Parental control
Adult channels — behind a PIN.
Lock channel groups with a 4‑digit PIN. Adult groups can be locked with a single switch.
Install and launch
Get started in 3 minutes.
Everything is done right on the TV with the remote. After that, Pult updates automatically.
✓ Android TV or Google TV, Android 6.0+
✓ M3U or Xtream playlist from your provider
✓ Regular remote
Google Play on TV · Search
🔍 downloader
↓
DownloaderFree · For Android TV
Install
Downloader · Enter URL
liilstudio.online/pult.apk
Go
Install Pult?
APK updates and installation
Cancel
Install
ADD PLAYLIST
M3U link
File
Xtream
http://provider.tv/playlist.m3u8
Save
IMPORTANT:
Pult contains no channels. It plays the playlist your provider gives you — we don’t provide or sell playlists. Archive and rewind work if your provider keeps an archive.
Update history
What’s new.
Pult checks for updates at launch and offers to install the latest version.
1.6 new
Send your log to the developer (Settings → About) — the fastest way to get a problem found and fixed. Also: a playback Buffer, Favorites as a list, your own refresh-rate matching, Move in Favorites, and fixes for recordings, empty groups and a black screen at start.
1.5
Favorites now take channel numbers 1–100 (playlist channels start at 101), and playlists can be moved over from Flux. TV guides no longer lose programmes, recordings no longer jump back after a network drop, and the screen no longer sticks at 24 Hz after a film.
1.4
Add extra TV guides to a playlist to fill in missing programmes, move a channel to another group, and press Left in the TV guide to browse past shows. 5.1 channels are no longer quieter, and live channels start and recover faster.
1.3
Back up playlists, favorites and settings to your phone and restore them on any TV, a new rounded look, and the last frame stays on screen while the next channel loads.
1.2
Search in the top menu now finds TV programmes too, playlist address can be typed on your phone via QR code, and the archive works with more providers.
1.1
Several playlists at once, your own channel groups across playlists, and hiding a group’s channels in one go.
1.0
Rewind live TV and pause from the progress bar: OK, then Up. Switch to a channel automatically when a show starts.
0.9
HLS channels without .m3u8 in the address now play. Channels whose playlist doesn’t declare the audio (often MP2) now have sound. The audio track you pick is remembered.
0.8
Favorite channels row on the TV home screen. The player panel now keeps 10 recent channels. A channel’s programme in the player scrolls through all days at once.
0.7
Name your playlist. Guide time shift for the whole playlist, recordings follow it. Player clock can also sit at the top or bottom centre.
0.6
Multiview: a second channel in the corner of the screen. Optional “On now” tab and programme description next to the guide. In a recording, OK pauses.
FAQ
Questions and answers.
Where do I get channels? +
Pult doesn’t include or sell channels. You need a playlist from your IPTV provider: an M3U link, an .m3u file or an Xtream login and password.
What formats does Pult support? +
M3U and M3U8 playlists — by link or file — and Xtream Codes (live channels). TV guide: XMLTV, plain or .gz. Streams: HLS and MPEG‑TS.
Where does the TV guide come from? +
Pult takes it from the playlist or from Xtream automatically. Extra TV guides (XMLTV) can be added in the playlist settings — they fill in missing programmes.
Why do some channels have no archive? +
The archive is kept by your provider. If it doesn’t record a channel, you can’t rewind it — Pult tells you so: “This channel cannot be rewound”.
Why can’t I see the “Favorites” row on the home screen? +
The row is shown by the Android TV home screen. Some Google TV launchers don’t display third-party rows — then your favorites are available in Pult itself.
How do I update Pult? +
Pult checks for new versions at launch and offers to update. Playlists, groups and favorites stay.
Is it really free? +
Yes. No ads, subscriptions or paid features.