Streamly IPTV vs Sparklux Go

Streamly brings all your IPTV content into one clean, fast app. Connect any Xtream Codes or M3U playlist and instantly browse thousands of live channels, movies, and TV series — all beautifully organised and ready to watch. WE DO NOT LIKE ADS OR SUBSCRIPTIONS! Pay once, free forever. Should you have any suggestions, feel free to make them in a review and we will endeavour to turn those ideas into features. We make changes to the app regularly! --Live TV-- Flick through channels grouped by category. Tap to play instantly with full VLC-powered streaming, or use the channel switcher to jump forward and back without leaving the player. --Movies & TV Series-- Browse poster grids, search by title, and pick up exactly where you left off. Flip to landscape for a compact list view, or use an iPad for a wider grid that shows more at a glance. --Download for Offline Viewing-- Save movies and episodes to watch on the go — no Wi-Fi needed. Downloads run in the background and notify you when they're done. --AirPlay & Chromecast-- Cast to your TV with a single tap. Streamly discovers AirPlay and Chromecast devices on your network automatically. --Favourites & History-- Heart any channel, movie, or series to save it. Your favourites and watch history sync instantly across restarts. --Designed for iOS-- Dark and light mode. Adaptive layouts for iPhone and iPad. Swipe gestures in the player. No ads, no account required — just your playlist and your content.

Requires an HDR display (iPhone 12 or later, some iPad Pro models). Videos still play on other displays, but SDR to HDR conversion is not available. Watch the videos on your NAS or Mac sharper with super resolution and brighter in HDR. Sparklux Go is free to download, and you can try every feature free for 3 days; you will never be charged automatically. To keep using it, make a one-time purchase. There is no subscription. No ads, no account needed. Watch SDR video at HDR brightness. Browse the videos on your Mac or NAS by folder on your iPhone or iPad, and get the most out of your display. Motion goes up to 120fps. - Browse your shared folders Connect over SMB to Mac File Sharing or a NAS (Synology, QNAP and more) and play straight from the folder. You can also open videos from the Files app, your photo library, or a direct video link (.mp4 / .mov / .m3u8). WebDAV, Jellyfin and DLNA/UPnP servers are supported too. - SDR to HDR brightness Uses the extra brightness of your HDR display to make SDR video brighter and more vivid. Presets: Natural, Vivid, "Brighter, as is" and No conversion. A/B compare shows the original side by side. - Sharper and smoother Videos smaller than your screen are upscaled to its native resolution. Videos at 30 fps or lower can be smoothed with frame interpolation. Both pause automatically when the device is hot or in Low Power Mode. Up to 120fps on ProMotion displays. - Anime upscaling (only when you choose it) Choose Anime Super Resolution to sharpen anime such as DVD-quality episodes 2x or 4x with trained models on your device, or Anime (Light) for a lighter pass that cleans up line art. Uses trained models only when you choose it. Everything runs on your device and switches or backs off automatically to match its speed, temperature and Low Power Mode. - Playback controls Choose a playback speed from 0.5x to 2x. Set A and B to repeat a section (A-B loop). On iPhone, rotation lock keeps portrait or landscape. Double-tap to skip 10 seconds back or forward, press and hold for 2x speed, pinch to zoom. Import your own LUTs (.cube) from the Files app and apply them. - Subtitles, audio, lists and PiP Subtitles in the same folder as the video (Movie.srt / Movie.en.srt / .ass) appear automatically, and embedded MKV and MP4 subtitles can be selected. Switch between audio tracks. Folder lists show thumbnails, with sorting, search and favorites. Picture in Picture lets you keep watching while you use other apps (inside the PiP window, HDR highlights are more restrained due to iOS limits). - Formats MP4 / MOV / M4V / HLS / MKV / AVI (H.264, MJPEG and more). H.264 and HEVC (including 10-bit, HDR10, HLG and Dolby Vision 8.1). - Please note - Streaming services such as YouTube cannot be opened (their pages are not video files). - Shares that require SMB3 encryption are not supported yet. No data is collected. All processing happens on your device.