GOROL IPTV
Player for Android & Android TV
GOROL IPTV Player plays the IPTV service you already pay for — on a TV box, an Android TV, a phone or a tablet. Bring your Stalker Portal, Xtream login or M3U playlist, and watch it on a screen built for a remote.
No channels are included and nothing is sold inside the app. You connect the provider you already have, and GOROL gives you a fast, readable way to watch it — with a remote, from the sofa, without hunting for the thing you want.
Channels arrive grouped the way your provider sends them — by country or by group — with the programme running now, what is next, and how far through it is. Hold OK on any channel to drop it into Favourites. Press RIGHT to open that channel's guide. Nothing is hidden behind a menu you have to learn.
Channels down, hours across, the programme playing now marked on the line. The day rail runs seven days back and seven days ahead with today in the middle, so catch-up and what's scheduled sit in the same place. Where your provider offers archive, the past days play.
Posters, plot, year and quality, with countries and genres down the side. Search looks through the whole catalogue by title — not only the page you happen to be on — and Continue watching picks a film up where you stopped.
Thousands of internet radio stations by country and genre, with station artwork and — where the station publishes one — what is on air. Plus a player for the music already on the device. In a car, both run through the head unit's own media screen, so the steering wheel controls work.
Connection and account on the left, the switches on the right: buffer size for a weak line, menu language, menu style, app appearance, sleep timer, how often the guide refreshes and how many days of it to keep. No sub-menus to dig through — the screen tells you what the app is doing and lets you change it in the same place.
The same app, the same playlist, the same channels — in two different skins. Choose one when you first start the app, and change your mind whenever you like in Settings. Neither is a cut-down version of the other.
Record what is playing to internal storage or a USB drive, or schedule a programme from the guide and let it run without you.
Keep more than one provider side by side and switch between them in a couple of clicks — each keeps its own favourites and look.
The GOROL 2026 menu comes in five shades — blue, teal, violet, amber and graphite — so the app matches the room it is in.
Every screen works with the D-pad, one clear gold cursor, number keys and channel up/down. It behaves the way a TV app should.
English, Czech, German, Spanish, French, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Arabic, Armenian and Chinese — menus, not just labels.
Buffer and performance settings for the cheap Android boxes people actually own, not only the fast ones.
From Google Play, on the TV, the box, the phone or the tablet you watch on.
Stalker Portal, an Xtream login, or the address of your M3U playlist. The app remembers it.
Channels, guide, films and radio arrive from your own provider. Nothing else to set up.
Portal address and MAC login, the way set-top boxes do it. Archive and catch-up where the portal serves them.
Server, username and password. Live, films and series come through the one account.
A playlist address, with XMLTV guide data if your provider publishes it.
This release was about one thing above all: a remote that does what you press. Dead spots, a cursor that wandered off on its own, and a catalogue screen that stopped answering altogether — all of it traced and fixed.
GOROL IPTV Player does not provide, sell, host or include any TV channels, playlists, films, streams or other media content. There is no subscription to buy inside the app and nothing is bundled with it.
You use your own legal IPTV provider account, Stalker Portal access, Xtream credentials or M3U playlist. Which channels, films, guide data and archive are available depends entirely on that provider or playlist.
Questions about the app itself — a screen behaving oddly, a remote that will not do what you expect, a device we have not tried — go to goroliptv@gmail.com and a person reads them.