
Presto! IPTV Player
Fast Xtream & M3U IPTV player
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What's New in Presto! IPTV Player
1.0.4
September 16, 2026
Presto! Your catalogue, in the languages you actually watch. Providers routinely bundle forty countries into one subscription, and there was no way to put the thirty-nine you don't watch out of sight. Settings now has a Languages section listing every language your catalogue carries, with how many titles each one accounts for; switch on the ones you want and everything else drops out of browsing, search, the recommendations on Home and the TV guide. It's saved separately for each account, so one provider's choices don't follow you to another. Also in this update: • Choose nothing and you see everything, so the filter stays out of the way until you use it. Your favourites, bookmarks and continue-watching are never filtered — those are titles you picked by hand. And if what you've chosen leaves a screen empty, that screen says so and offers a way to show everything again. • Anything Presto! can't place a language on stays visible, under "Other". No provider actually sends a language, so the app reads the names they do send — "UK | SPORTS", "FR - CINEMA", "DE | KINDER" — and plenty of providers never put a language in a name at all. "Other" is included unless you turn it off, so the filter can't quietly empty a catalogue that simply isn't labelled. • You can correct anything it reads wrongly. "Correct a Category" in Settings lets you say what a section is in — or that it genuinely can't be placed, and should stay in "Other". A single channel or film can be corrected on its own page, with the globe button beside the star, and that beats everything else. • Skipping while paused now works. Pause a film, press skip forward, and nothing appeared to happen; press again and you still moved ten seconds. Skips now show immediately, add up, and leave you where playback resumes. • The lock-screen scrubber no longer fights the in-app one. Dragging the scrubber on the lock screen or in Control Centre moved playback, but the app's next skip was still counted from the last place you skipped to. • Live channels are given much more room to ride out a bumpy connection, and a channel that drops out is picked back up in place rather than going through a full reconnect. • Leaving a stream now lets go of it completely, instead of holding the finished channel — and its filled buffer — until the next thing you play. No ads, no trackers, no fuss — as always.
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