Where to find legal content

FlickX Player is a media player. It doesn't include channels or content. You need your own legal source. Here are lawful ways to get something to play. Always check the terms of the service and the rules in your country.

Your own media server

Media servers such as Jellyfin, Plex, Emby or Channels DVR can share your own recordings and films as an M3U playlist or live TV feed. Add that playlist link in FlickX.

A TV tuner on your network

A network tuner (for example HDHomeRun) or a Tvheadend server receives free-to-air channels from your antenna, cable or satellite and offers them as an M3U playlist on your home network.

Free streams from broadcasters

Many public and commercial broadcasters publish free live streams of their own channels. Some community lists collect only publicly available streams; check that each stream is published by the broadcaster itself and available in your country.

Licensed services

Some operators and hotel or business TV providers deliver licensed channels as an M3U playlist or Xtream Codes login. Ask your provider whether it holds the rights to the channels it offers. Offers of thousands of pay-TV channels and films for a few euros a month are almost never licensed.

What FlickX doesn’t do

We don’t sell, recommend or link to providers or playlists, and we can’t help you find any. Using sources you are not allowed to use is against our terms.