Your iPhone or iPad makes a brilliant second screen – the match in the kitchen, the kids’ channels in the back of the car, or the latest box set in bed. With an IPTV player from the App Store you can watch your whole UK Pro TV line-up on iOS and iPadOS in a few minutes.
What You Need
- An iPhone or iPad on a recent version of iOS or iPadOS
- Wi-Fi or 4G/5G – roughly 10–15 Mbps for HD
- Your IPTV login: username, password and server URL, or an M3U link
- A free IPTV player app from the App Store (we’ll recommend one)
Step 1: Install an IPTV Player
Open the App Store, tap the search tab and type the name of the IPTV player we recommended. Tap Get and confirm with Face ID, Touch ID or your password. Popular iOS players support both Xtream Codes and M3U playlists.
Step 2: Add Your Login
- Open the app and tap Add playlist, Add user or the + button.
- Choose Xtream Codes and enter your username, password and server URL exactly as sent – or choose M3U and paste your playlist link.
- Give the profile a name (for example “UK Pro TV”) and tap Save.
- Wait a few seconds while live TV, films and series load.
Step 3: Start Watching
Browse by category, open the TV guide to see what’s on now and next, or search the on-demand library. Rotate your phone for full-screen viewing.
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Watch on the Big Screen With AirPlay
If you have an Apple TV or an AirPlay-compatible Smart TV, open Control Centre, tap Screen Mirroring and choose your TV – or use the AirPlay button inside the player if it has one. For the best quality on the living-room TV, though, a dedicated app on a Firestick or Smart TV is smoother than mirroring.
Picture-in-Picture
Many iOS players support picture-in-picture, so you can keep the match playing in a corner while you reply to messages. Start a stream, then swipe up to go home – the video shrinks into a floating window.
Saving Mobile Data
Streaming uses a lot of data – an hour of HD can use well over 1 GB. To stay within your allowance:
- Choose an SD or HD stream rather than 4K when you’re on 4G or 5G.
- Turn on the player’s data-saver or lower-quality option if it has one.
- Stick to Wi-Fi for long films and box sets.
Troubleshooting on iPhone and iPad
The app says my login is wrong
Details are case-sensitive. Copy and paste them from your welcome message to avoid typos, and check the server URL includes the port number.
Channels load slowly on Wi-Fi
Move closer to the router or switch to the 5 GHz network. Our buffering guide has more fixes.
No sound on some channels
Open the player’s settings and try a different audio track or switch the video player engine – most iOS players offer two.
Take British TV Wherever You Go
Start a free 48-hour trial and test UK Pro TV on your iPhone or iPad today – no card needed. Got other devices at home? Our setup guide covers them all.
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