Livedio - M3U & Video Player

Livedio - M3U & Video Player

Playlists, NAS, cloud drives

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Released
August 14, 2026
Updated
October 21, 2026

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Consolidate all your media sources, including playlists, local drives, and cloud storage, into a single, organized library. Enjoy seamless playback across all your Apple devices with features like Continue Watching and personalized guides.

✓Unified media library
✓Supports M3U, NAS, cloud drives
✓Cross-device sync
✓Plays unsupported formats
✓XMLTV guide integration
✓Personalized media shelves
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What's New in Livedio

2.0

October 21, 2026

Livedio 2.0 is ready for iPhone Duo and dresses up your films and shows. On iPhone Duo, Livedio uses both displays: the outer display puts the tabs and tools in the side bar, the inner display gives the picture the whole screen, and playback keeps going as you fold the phone, hold it like a book or stand it on a table. On iPhone Duo, Split View now holds two Livedio windows: watch in one, browse Live TV or your library in the other. A film or show page now opens like a poster: the title as a picture, the tagline, a thumbs-up score, the year, runtime, language and genre, or the episode count and network for a show, all over the backdrop. Movies and TV Shows show the title you are in the middle of at the top, with Resume and Details, and a "Popular in Your Library" row that ranks the titles you already have. All of it works with every source you add: playlists, Xtream accounts, media servers and network shares. Nothing is added by Livedio. Also fixed: a film page on Apple TV could lose the remote under a wide backdrop, and a source refresh forgot what it had learned about your titles.

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All-in-one media player

This comprehensive app supports IPTV playback across all servers and also functions as a media player. It offers a great alternative to the Infuse Pro app.

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FAQ

What is Livedio?

Livedio is a media player that allows you to consolidate playlists, local drives (NAS, SMB, SFTP), and cloud storage (Dropbox, iCloud Drive) into one organized library. It plays media from sources you add yourself.

Does Livedio have ads?

No, Livedio is ad-free and does not contain any advertisements or tracking SDKs. The developers prioritize user privacy.

How does Livedio's purchase model work?

Livedio is free to download and use for browsing, adding sources, and organizing. Playback requires a one-time Lifetime Unlock purchase, which covers all four Apple platforms and supports Family Sharing. There are no subscriptions.

What devices does Livedio support?

Livedio is available on Mac, Apple TV, iPhone, and iPad. Your sources, favorites, and viewing progress sync privately via iCloud across these devices.

Can Livedio play MKV files and Blu-ray images?

Yes, Livedio features a native engine backed by libmpv that can play formats AVFoundation does not support, including MKV files and Blu-ray images from your own drives.

How often is Livedio updated?

The latest version is 1.0.6, last updated on August 28, 2026. The app is designed to be reliable for playing your existing media.

Is Livedio suitable for children?

Livedio has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users. Its focus on personal media playback means it does not promote or sell any channels or content.

What kind of media sources can I connect to Livedio?

You can connect M3U/M3U8 addresses or files, QR codes, provider accounts, local folders, SMB, NFS, SFTP, FTP, WebDAV, DLNA shares, Jellyfin/Emby servers, and cloud services like Dropbox, Yandex Disk, put.io, and iCloud Drive.