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An Avalanche of Entertainment

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The Commercial

See It For Yourself

Watch the Avalanche TV commercial — the family, the movies, the game nights. That's what $15 a month gets you.

Channels & Brands

All Your Favorites, One Place

The biggest names in streaming, TV and sports — the channels and brands everybody asks for, all in the Avalanche TV lineup.

Netflix logo
Hulu logo
Disney Plus logo
Amazon Prime Video logo
Paramount Plus logo
Max logo
Apple TV Plus logo
ESPN logo
NFL logo
NBA logo
MLB logo
NHL logo
CBS logo
NBC logo
ABC logo
CNN logo
TNT logo
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Movie Nights, Game Days

Made For The Whole House

Around The World

A Little Slice of Home, In Every Language

Avalanche TV — a dominant force in global entertainment.

Television is not just something to watch. It is the sound of home. It is the news from the town you grew up in, the match your family gathers around, the songs you know by heart, and the shows that remind you of who you are and where you come from.

That is why Avalanche TV carries channels from all over the world. Whether you moved across the country or across the ocean, whether you have lived here for a year or for a lifetime, you should be able to turn on the television and find something that feels like yours. News, sports, movies, music, entertainment, and shows for the kids, in the language you grew up speaking, from the place you still call home.

Our lineup reaches across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia and the Pacific. You will find channels from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada, from Mexico and across Latin America, from Spain and Portugal, from France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, and Ireland, from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland, from Poland, Czechia, Hungary, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Russia, and Turkey, from Israel, Cyprus, Malta, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and North Macedonia, from Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Tajikistan, from Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh, from Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, China, Japan, and Korea, from Australia and New Zealand, from Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Paraguay, and Uruguay, from Panama, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic, from across the Caribbean and Africa, and from the Arabic-speaking world.

That is the point of Avalanche TV. We do not just carry a lot of channels. We carry your channels. The ones that speak your language, cover your teams, and tell your stories. No matter where you are now, you can still sit down, turn it on, and feel a little closer to home.

In Every Language

The same promise, in the language of every community we serve. Where we carry movies and series in that language, you will see a few of them below. Where we carry live TV channels in that language, that is what we bring you.

English

At Avalanche TV, we cater to every community, giving you a little slice of home, no matter where you’re from.

Movies in English, from our catalog:

A Dangerous Place
A Dangerous Place (1994)
3 Ninjas
3 Ninjas (1992)
A Murder of Crows
A Murder of Crows (1999)

Español — Spanish

En Avalanche TV, atendemos a todas las comunidades, para darte un pequeño pedazo de hogar, no importa de dónde seas.

Películas en español, de nuestro catálogo:

Una mujer fantástica
Una mujer fantástica (2017)
¡Alambrista!
¡Alambrista! (1977)
A Massacre Foretold
A Massacre Foretold (2007)

Português — Portuguese

Na Avalanche TV, atendemos a todas as comunidades, para lhe dar um pequeno pedaço de lar, não importa de onde você seja.

Live TV channels from Portugal and Brazil.

العربية — Arabic

في أفالانش تي في، نخدم جميع المجتمعات، لنمنحك قطعة صغيرة من الوطن، أينما كنت.

قنوات تلفزيونية عربية مباشرة.

فارسی — Farsi

در آوالانچ تی‌وی، ما به همهٔ جوامع خدمت می‌کنیم تا تکه‌ای کوچک از خانه را به شما بدهیم، مهم نیست اهل کجا هستید.

کانال‌های تلویزیونی زنده به زبان فارسی.

中文 — Chinese

在 Avalanche TV,我们服务于每一个社区,无论您来自哪里,都为您带来一小片家的感觉。

中文直播电视频道。

日本語 — Japanese

Avalanche TVでは、どこのご出身の方にも、ふるさとの小さな一片をお届けできるよう、すべてのコミュニティの皆さまにサービスを提供しています。

日本のアニメ映画(字幕版)、カタログより:

BanG Dream! Poppin'Dream!
BanG Dream! Poppin’Dream! (2022)
Avengers Confidential: Black Widow & Punisher
Avengers Confidential: Black Widow & Punisher (2014)
Aria the Benedizione
Aria the Benedizione (2021)

Also on the Shelf

Two more shelves from the movie catalog, for the communities that watch them.

Bollywood — Hindi / Indian cinema

Nearly 2,000 Bollywood movies in the catalog.

80's Buildup
80’s Buildup (2023)
Aiyaary
Aiyaary (2018)
Andaru Bagundali Andulo Nenundali
Andaru Bagundali Andulo Nenundali (2022)

Korean

A Korean shelf in the movie catalog.

The Body Confession
The Body Confession (1964)

Avalanche TV — a dominant force in global entertainment. Thousands of channels from around the world. Call 913-608-7832 to get connected.

Browse The Lineup

Channel Directory

Pick your country and see every channel we carry there. Search to narrow it down.

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The Lineup

What’s On: The U.S. Channels

Avalanche TV carries 2,017 U.S. television channels across 20 categories. These are real American TV channels — the networks, the sports, the news, the movies, and your local stations from cities all across the country. Here is what is in the U.S. lineup, category by category.

The Networks & Entertainment

Entertainment (170) — A&E, ABC, AMC, Bravo, Comedy Central, Discovery, FX, HBO, MTV, Nickelodeon, TBS, TNT, USA Network, and more, east and west feeds.

Movies (84) — AMC Thrillers, Cinemax Action and Classics, and movie channels from the big studios.

Sports (121) — ACC Network, Altitude Sports, and the sports networks, plus the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and college channels.

News (103) — ABC News Live, Al Jazeera, and local and national news from across the country.

Documentary (40) — Animal Planet, American Heroes, A&E Crime, and more.

Kids (22) — Baby TV, Boomerang, Cartoon Network, and the kids’ favorites.

Music (68) — BET Gospel, BET Jams, BET SOUL, CMT Music, and more.

Religion (26) — 3ABN, Catholic Faith Network, CBN News, and faith channels.

Latino (61) — Antena 3, Atres Series, Canal 22 Internacional, Canal Once, and Spanish-language entertainment.

ALLBLK (15) — Aspire, BET, and Black entertainment.

AFN (5) — Armed Forces Network: AFN News, AFN Prime, and AFN Sports.

Your Local Stations

Your hometown stations, from cities all across America — so you can watch the local news, weather, and shows from where you are, or from back home.

Local ABC (216), Local FOX (218), Local NBC (214), Local CBS (225) — the big four networks’ local affiliates, city by city: Albuquerque, Atlanta, Chicago, Kansas City, and hundreds more.

Local CW & MY (196) and Local PBS (95) — The CW, MyNetworkTV, and PBS stations from across the country.

Local IND (18) — independent local stations.

Local Telemundo (73) and Local Univision (47) — Spanish-language local stations.

What Is Not Counted Here

Two more things come with the service, but they are not counted in the 2,017 U.S. channels, because they are not U.S. broadcast TV. Streaming Services (3,136) — Amazon Prime, PlexTV, Samsung TV+, Pluto TV, Tubi TV, Xumo, Stirr, and Peacock — are their own section in the directory. SiriusXM Radio (440) is radio, not TV, and it has its own section too.

Canada is its own lineup (394 channels) — Entertainment, News, Sports, Movies, Kids, Regional, and French-language channels — and it is not mixed into the U.S. count. Pick Canada in the directory above to see it.

That is the U.S. lineup: 2,017 channels, 20 categories, every part of American television. Pick a country in the Channel Directory above to browse it all.

New: Browse Before You Sign Up

Find Your Channels: The New Channel Directory

You do not have to take our word for it. The new Channel Directory on this page lets you browse the lineup before you sign up. Pick a country from the dropdown and see exactly what is in it. Type a channel name in the search box and find it in seconds.

There are 74 countries and more than 18,000 channels in the directory. The United States has 2,017 channels across 20 categories, from the big networks and your local stations to sports, movies, news, and kids’ shows. The United Kingdom has 725, including Sky, BBC, Channel 4, and ITV. Canada has 394, including its French-language channels. Australia has 369, including ABC, Foxtel, 9Now, and 7plus. And that is only the start — Spain, France, Germany, Mexico, Brazil, India, Japan, and dozens more are all in there.

Every channel is listed by its real name, grouped the way you would look for it: Sports, Movies, Entertainment, News, Documentary, Kids, Music, and your local stations by city. The streaming apps — Amazon Prime, Plex, Pluto TV, Tubi, and the rest — have their own section, and SiriusXM Radio has its own too, so the country counts are the real broadcast channels, nothing padded.

Once you find your channels, the rest is easy. Watch them in crisp 4K, including Dolby Vision. And if you missed your game, the NFL team channels let you go back and watch the replay. That is Avalanche TV: a dominant force in global entertainment, with a little slice of home for every community.

Try it above — pick your country in the Channel Directory and see what is waiting for you.

Picture & Sports

Watch It In Stunning Quality. Never Miss A Game.

4K & Dolby Vision

Thousands of movies and series in crisp 4K, including Dolby Vision. Over 14,000 movies in 4K and more than 5,000 in Dolby Vision, plus thousands of series — sharp, vivid, and made for your big screen.

NFL Catch-Up

Missed your game? Go back and watch the replay. The NFL team channels let you catch up on the game you missed, whenever you are ready — no spoilers, no waiting for the highlights.

Pick Your Plan

Simple Pricing, No Cable Bill

Every plan includes the full lineup — thousands of channels, movies, shows and live sports. Tap a plan below to load it into the sign-up form: you send your information first, then your payment link for that exact plan appears.

Adult entertainment (18+) is not included in any plan by default. It is only added if you select it in the sign-up form below — you must be 18 or older to select it.

1 Device

$15 / month

Perfect for one TV or one screen.

1 Month$15 + fee 3 Months$45 + fee 6 Months$90 + fee 1 Year$180 + fee
Most Popular

2 Devices

$25 / month

Two screens at once — living room and bedroom.

1 Month$25 + fee 3 Months$75 + fee 6 Months$150 + fee 1 Year$300 + fee

3 Devices

$35 / month

Three screens at once for the whole family.

1 Month$35 + fee 3 Months$105 + fee 6 Months$210 + fee 1 Year$420 + fee

4 Devices

$50 / month

Four screens at once — every TV in the house.

1 Month$50 + fee 3 Months$150 + fee 6 Months$300 + fee 1 Year$600 + fee
About the price: the prices above are the Avalanche TV service price. Payment is processed securely by Jim (merchant name: Cutter Coach), and Jim adds a small processing fee at checkout — you'll see the full total before you confirm.
Limited-Time Offer

Try Avalanche TV For Just $1

Not ready for a full plan? Take the whole lineup for a spin first — every channel, movie, show and live game, for a day or two. This trial offer is temporary, so grab it while it's here.

24 Hours

$1

One full day of Avalanche TV — the complete lineup, no shortcuts.

48 Hours

$2

Two full days — a whole weekend of movies, shows and live sports.

Information Portal

Step 1: Send Your Information

Fill out the form first, then Step 2 appears below — tap the button there to email your information to Avalanche TV Support from your email app, and you'll also get the payment link for the exact plan you picked.

This email address is your username when you sign in to Avalanche TV — it's the only username you use. You don't choose a password: your password is generated by the system and sent to this email address in a return email from Avalanche TV Support.

Digits only, with area code — no spaces or dashes. This is contact information only so Support can reach you. It is not your username and it is not your password.

This picks your playlist. US / UK / Canada is the right pick for most people — channels from the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada. Choose the Full Package only if you want channels from every country.

Adult entertainment is not included by default. It is only added if you check this box. You must be 18 or older to select it.

If an Avalanche TV customer referred you, put their name or username here — they get $25 off their next renewal.

When you submit, Step 2 appears below with a button to email your information to Avalanche TV Support and your payment link for the plan you picked.

Compatible Devices

Works On These Devices

Avalanche TV runs on Android-based TVs and streaming devices. If your device is on this list, you're good to go.

Google TV Android TV ONN TVs ONN Google TVs ONN 4K streaming devices Older Fire TVs & Fire TV Sticks Amazon Fire TV smart TVs Fire TV Cube

ONN 4K — Available at Walmart

The ONN 4K lineup at Walmart is fully compatible with Avalanche TV and is the easiest, cheapest way to get set up. Pick one up at Walmart, plug it in, and install with the Downloader code below.

ONN 4K Streaming Device with remote and packaging, sold at Walmart

ONN 4K Streaming Device

Google TV streaming box — plugs into any TV with HDMI.

✓ Compatible — at Walmart
ONN 4K Plus streaming device and remote

ONN 4K Plus

Faster Google TV streaming device with voice remote.

✓ Compatible — at Walmart
ONN 4K Pro streaming device and remote

ONN 4K Pro

The top of the ONN lineup — hands-free voice control built in.

✓ Compatible — at Walmart
ONN 4K Streaming Stick with remote, sold at Walmart

ONN 4K Streaming Stick

Compact stick that hides behind the TV. Google TV built in.

✓ Compatible — at Walmart

Amazon Fire TV — Older Models Only

Older, Android-based Fire TV devices work great — including Amazon Fire TV smart TVs (they still run Android OS) and the Fire TV Cube. Read the warning below before buying any Fire TV Stick.

Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K with Alexa voice remote — older Android-based model

Fire TV Stick 4K

Older Android-based models only — see the warning below.

✓ Older models only
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K with remote — older Android-based model

Fire TV Stick 4K Plus

Older Android-based models only — see the warning below.

✓ Older models only
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max with Alexa voice remote — older Android-based model

Fire TV Stick 4K Max

Older Android-based models only — see the warning below.

✓ Older models only

Setup Guides

Step-By-Step Setup For Every Device

Find your device below and follow the steps in order — each step tells you exactly what you'll see on screen and what to press. Most guides start with a video: press play to watch the install step by step right here, then follow the written steps underneath. Have your username (your email address) and your generated password ready — both are in the email from Avalanche TV Support.

Android TV / Google TV

App: Avalanche TV (TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV) — also for ONN Google TV, NVIDIA Shield & Xiaomi Mi Box

Use our code, not the code in the video: this video walks through the stock TiviMate setup and shows TiviMate's own Downloader code on screen. For Avalanche TV, enter code 4622879 in Downloader — that's the code that downloads the Avalanche TV app. Everything else in the video (installing Downloader, adding a playlist, signing in) works the same way.

  1. Press the Home button on your remote so you're on the TV's home screen, then open the Google Play Store.
  2. Select the search icon at the top and search for Downloader. Pick the app by AFTVnews — it has an orange icon with a white down arrow — then press Install. Wait for the install to finish.
  3. Open Downloader. You'll see a text box in the middle of the screen under "Enter a URL or Short Code." Select that box, type 4622879, and press Go.
  4. Wait through the countdown. The page redirects first, then counts down 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 before the app loads. The app does not load instantly after you press Go — just wait and let the countdown finish.
  5. Next, a box appears on screen and a little progress bar fills up while the Avalanche TV app downloads. When the progress bar finishes, the screen asks if you want to install the app — press Install.
  6. If your TV pops up a message asking to allow Downloader to install unknown apps, choose Allow (it may send you to Settings — turn the Downloader switch on, press Back, and press Install again).
  7. When the install finishes, press Open — or find the Avalanche TV app on your home screen later and open it. Downloader will also ask if you want to delete the installation files — choose Delete to remove the downloaded APK and free up space on your TV. (This cleanup question pops up after every Downloader install; deleting the file does not remove the app.)
  8. The app opens on a playlist screen (it looks like TiviMate — that's the right app, rebranded). Choose Add Playlist.
  9. When it asks which server to use, select "Avalanche two" or "Avalanche two new server".
  10. Now type in your login: Username — your email address; Password — the generated password from your Support email; and the server address from your welcome email if the screen asks for one.
  11. Press Next / Done and give it a moment — your channels, movies and shows load, and you're ready to watch.

Want pictures to follow along? The Avalanche TV app is TiviMate rebranded, so this TiviMate setup guide for Android TV walks through the same screens with screenshots.

Samsung Smart TV

System: Tizen · App: IBO Player

  1. Press Home on the remote and open Apps (the Samsung App Store).
  2. Search for IBO Player — and pick the real one. The official IBO Player logo is a teal circle with a white play triangle, and the developer name is IBODEV. Look-alike clones sit right next to it in the search results, so match the name and the developer exactly before you press Install.
  3. Open IBO Player. The first screen shows a MAC address and a Device Key — write both down exactly as shown.
  4. On a phone or computer, open the browser and go to iboplayer.com/device/login.
  5. Type in the MAC address and Device Key from your TV screen and log in.
  6. Choose to add a playlist using Xtream Codes: the server address from your welcome email, plus your username (your email address) and your generated password.
  7. Press Save.
  8. Go back to the TV, close and restart IBO Player — your channels are loaded and ready.

Cost note: IBO Player comes with a 7-day free trial, then a one-time activation of about $8, paid to the IBO Player app developer — separate from your Avalanche TV plan.

Want pictures to follow along? See this IBO Player picture guide for Samsung & LG smart TVs.

LG Smart TV

System: webOS · App: IBO Player

  1. Press Home on the remote and open the LG Content Store.
  2. Search for IBO Player — and pick the real one. The official IBO Player logo is a teal circle with a white play triangle, and the developer name is IBODEV. Look-alike clones sit right next to it in the search results, so match the name and the developer exactly before you press Install.
  3. Open IBO Player. The first screen shows a MAC address and a Device Key — write both down exactly as shown.
  4. On a phone or computer, open the browser and go to iboplayer.com/device/login.
  5. Type in the MAC address and Device Key from your TV screen and log in.
  6. Choose to add a playlist using Xtream Codes: the server address from your welcome email, plus your username (your email address) and your generated password.
  7. Press Save.
  8. Go back to the TV, close and restart IBO Player — your channels are loaded and ready.

Cost note: IBO Player comes with a 7-day free trial, then a one-time activation of about $8, paid to the IBO Player app developer — separate from your Avalanche TV plan.

Want pictures to follow along? See this IBO Player picture guide for Samsung & LG smart TVs.

Hisense Smart TV

System: VIDAA · App: SmartOne IPTV

  1. Press Home on the remote and open the VIDAA App Store.
  2. Search for SmartOne IPTV, select it, and press Install.
  3. Open SmartOne IPTV. The screen shows a MAC address and a PIN — write both down.
  4. On a phone or computer, open the browser and go to smartone-iptv.com.
  5. Open the Xtream tab on that site.
  6. Fill in the form: MAC address from your TV, the server address from your welcome email as the host, your username (your email address) and your generated password.
  7. Press the button to add the playlist.
  8. Go back to the TV and restart SmartOne IPTV — your channels are loaded and ready.

Cost note: SmartOne IPTV comes with a 14-day free trial, then an activation fee, paid to the app developer. Different Hisense? If your Hisense runs Android TV or Google TV instead of VIDAA, skip this guide and use the Android TV / Google TV guide above — the Avalanche TV app with Downloader code 4622879.

Want pictures to follow along? See this SmartOne IPTV picture guide for Hisense VIDAA TVs.

Roku

App: IBO Player Pro (IBO Gold is the Android version — Roku uses Pro)

  1. From the Roku home screen, go to Streaming Channels and search for IBO Player Pro. Select it and choose Add Channel.
  2. Open IBO Player Pro from your home screen. The first screen shows a MAC address and a Device Key — write both down exactly as shown and leave the app open.
  3. On a phone or computer, open the browser and go to iboproapp.com.
  4. Open Manage Playlists and choose Add XC Playlist.
  5. Fill in the form: the MAC address and Device Key from your TV screen, then the playlist details — the server address from your welcome email, your username (your email address) and your generated password — and save.
  6. Go back to the Roku and restart IBO Player Pro — your channels load and you're ready to watch.

Where Roku setup is headed: right now, adding the playlist on the IBO website above is the actual process. Our goal is fully automatic activation — your playlist pushed to your Roku with nothing to enter by hand — and that's what we're working toward.

Want to watch it done? See this IBO Player Pro setup video for Roku (YouTube).

Xbox

App: MyIPTV Player — free, no activation fee

  1. On your Xbox, open the Microsoft Store from the home screen.
  2. Search for MyIPTV Player and install it. The app is completely free — there is no activation fee.
  3. Open MyIPTV Player. Know this up front: it works with M3U playlists only — there is no username-and-password (Xtream Codes) login in this app.
  4. Your Avalanche TV login comes as an M3U playlist link from Support — it is not listed on this page, so call Support to get your playlist link if you don't already have it.
  5. In MyIPTV Player, go to Settings → Add new playlist, paste in your M3U playlist link, and save. Go back to the app's home screen and your channels load.

Prefer an Xtream Codes login on Xbox? Install Duplex IPTV from the Microsoft Store instead — it comes with a free 7-day trial, then costs about $2/year — and sign in with the server address from your welcome email, your username (your email address) and your generated password.

Want pictures to follow along? See this MyIPTV Player picture guide for Xbox.

Fire TV — Older Android Models Only

App: Avalanche TV (TiviMate rebranded) — via the Downloader app

Use our code, not the code in the video: this video walks through the stock TiviMate setup and shows TiviMate's own Downloader code on screen. For Avalanche TV, enter code 4622879 in Downloader — that's the code that downloads the Avalanche TV app. Everything else in the video (installing Downloader, adding a playlist, signing in) works the same way.

  1. Check your model first: only older Fire TV devices that run Android OS work. 2025 and 2026 models run Vega OS and are NOT supported — check the box for Android OS before you start.
  2. From the Fire TV home screen, open the Amazon Appstore, search for Downloader — the app by AFTVnews, with an orange icon and a white down arrow — and press Download / Install.
  3. Open Downloader. Select the text box in the middle of the screen ("Enter a URL or Short Code"), type 4622879, and press Go.
  4. Wait through the countdown. The page redirects first, then counts down 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 before the app loads — it does not load instantly. After the countdown, a box appears and a little progress bar fills while the app downloads, and then the screen asks you to install it.
  5. Press Install. If your Fire TV asks to allow Downloader to install unknown apps, choose Allow. When the install finishes, Downloader asks if you want to delete the installation files — choose Delete to free up space (the app stays installed).
  6. Open the Avalanche TV app and choose Add Playlist. Select "Avalanche two" or "Avalanche two new server", then enter your username (your email address), your generated password, and the server address from your welcome email if asked.
  7. Press Next / Done — your channels load and you're ready to watch.

Remember: if the box says Vega OS, the device will not work with Avalanche TV. Fire TV smart TVs and the Fire TV Cube run Android-based Fire OS and work fine.

Want to watch it done? The Avalanche TV app is TiviMate rebranded, so this TiviMate setup video for Fire TV (YouTube) and this TiviMate picture guide for Firestick walk through the same screens.

Tips and Tricks

Tips and Tricks

Small tweaks that make your box feel faster and your TV time smoother.

Speed Up Your ONN or Android TV Box — Turn Down the Animations

Every time you press a button or open an app, your box plays a little slide-and-fade animation first. Turning those animations down makes the menus feel twice as quick — the box does the same work, it just stops making you wait on the animation.

1

Open Settings

From the home screen, open Settings on your ONN or Android TV box.

2

Go to System, then About

In Settings, go to System, then About.

3

Tap the build 7 times

Find Android TV OS Build and select it 7 times until the screen says "You're now a developer."

4

Open Developer Options

Go back to System — Developer Options is now there. Open it.

5

Turn the animations off

Find Window animation scale, Transition animation scale, and Animator duration scale — and set each one to Animation off.

6

Restart your box

Restart the box. The menus and apps will feel noticeably faster.

Good to know: Off is the fastest feel — menus can look a little jumpy, so if you want it gentler, 0.5x is the middle ground. This makes the box feel faster; it does not speed up your internet or fix buffering.

Avalanche TIVI — Get the Most Out of Your Player

Your Avalanche TV app is TiviMate under the hood — so in this guide we call it Avalanche TIVI. It is fully customizable: you can change your own colors and just about everything else. Here is the full walkthrough, start to finish.

Press play to watch the full TiviMate walkthrough — it covers installation and the advanced settings, and every screen looks the same in Avalanche TIVI.

Open Settings

On the left side of the app you will see Search, TV, Movies, Shows, Recordings, My List — and Settings at the bottom. Open Settings.

General — the four toggles at the top

In Settings, open General. The four toggle switches at the top control how the app starts up — you can set your TV box to come on automatically and set Avalanche TIVI to open automatically, so you are watching TV the moment the box is on. Turn on the ones you want.

Playlists — keep your channels fresh

  1. Go to Playlists and open your playlist — the one with the checkmark next to it. That will be Avalanche 2 or Avalanche TV, whichever one you are using.
  2. Go down to Update options.
  3. Set Update interval (hours) to 2 — two hours is the most often it will check.
  4. Turn Update on app start on, so your channels refresh every time you open the app.

EPG — keep the TV guide fresh

  1. Go to EPG and open EPG update options.
  2. Set Update interval (hours) to 2.
  3. Turn Update on app start on, so the guide is always up to date when you open the app.

TV Remote — make the channel buttons work your way

  1. In Settings, go to TV Remote, then Player.
  2. Find PG+ / CH+, move up four options to Next channel, and turn it on.
  3. Go down to PG− / CH−, move up three options to Previous channel, and turn it on.

Now the channel buttons on your remote flip to the next and previous channel, just like a cable box.

Make it yours — colors, info panel and clock

TiviMate is fully customizable. In Appearance you can change your own colors and the look of the guide. Open Info Panel under Appearance — you can set the info panel to sit at the top, and turn on the Clock so the time shows on live TV, with the size and placement you like.

Stop the Buffering

Buffering is almost always the connection or the box — not the channels. Work through these in order, and test a channel after each one.

1

Restart the box and the router

Unplug your TV box from power for a full 30 seconds, then plug it back in. Do the same for your modem and router — modem first, let it fully come back, then the router. This clears out stale memory and a tired network connection, and it fixes more buffering than anything else.

2

Plug in a cable if you can

Ethernet beats Wi-Fi every time for live TV. If your box has an Ethernet port, run a cable to the router. If you have to stay on Wi-Fi, use the 5 GHz band, not 2.4 GHz — 2.4 is crowded and slow — and get the box as close to the router as you can.

3

Turn the buffer up in the app

In Avalanche TIVI, go to Settings > Playback > Buffer size and set it to Large — Very Large for 4K. That gives the app a few extra seconds of video saved up, so a small network hiccup never reaches your screen. Leave the decoder on Hardware. If channels still stutter after that, try Medium — on a small box a huge buffer can backfire.

4

Clear the cache — not the data

Go to your box's Settings > Apps, open Avalanche TIVI, and press Clear Cache. Do not press Clear Data — that wipes your login and playlist. Clearing the cache just dumps the junk the app has built up.

5

Free up the box

Uninstall apps you never open and close anything running in the background. A box that is full or juggling apps has no room left to stream smoothly. The animation trick at the top of this page helps here too.

6

Check your speed

Run a speed test on the box itself if you can. You want at least 25 Mbps down for smooth 4K, and a lot less for regular HD — but the number matters less than whether it holds steady. If the speed jumps all over the place, the problem is the Wi-Fi, not the service.

Buffering on your box? Start here

ONN boxes (4K, 4K Plus, 4K Pro): these are the boxes most of our customers use. The animation trick above makes a real difference on them, and the 5 GHz band matters — ONN sticks on 2.4 GHz are the most common buffering call we get. Restart the box first; it fixes most of it.

Nvidia Shield: the strongest box out there — if a Shield is buffering, the box is almost never the problem. Check the connection and the buffer setting first, then the internet speed.

Xiaomi Mi Box (older style): these older boxes have small storage that fills up fast. Clear the cache, uninstall apps you do not use, and keep only the player on the box. If it is still slow after that, the box itself is the limit.

Generic Android boxes: quality varies a lot. A cheap box with 1 GB of memory will struggle on high-quality streams no matter how fast your internet is. Keep the apps minimal, clear the cache regularly, and use a cable when you can.

Still buffering on every channel at once? If it hits all channels at the same time — especially on big game nights — it may be the service, not your box. Reach out to Avalanche TV Support and tell us what you already tried.

Device Compatibility

Every Device, Checked One By One

Every official product name, in its own row — what Avalanche TV supports on it, and what it doesn't. Each row names the specific app to install on that device, so there's no confusion about which app goes with which TV. Android TV / Google TV devices use the Avalanche TV app itself — which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — downloaded with the Downloader app, code 4622879, not IBO Player. IBO apps are only for non-Android TVs and devices: Samsung (Tizen) and LG (webOS) use IBO Player, Hisense VIDAA uses SmartOne IPTV, Roku uses IBO Player Pro, and Xbox uses MyIPTV Player. If your device says Supported, you're ready to install. Check the Fire TV rows carefully before you buy: the newest models do not work.

Smart TVs — Samsung, LG & Hisense

Samsung Smart TV

Tizen✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • Samsung Smart TV (Tizen) → App to install: IBO Player — install it from your TV's app store. This is the app for Samsung Tizen TVs.
  • Open IBO Player and it shows a MAC address and a Device Key on screen — send both to Avalanche TV Support
  • We link your playlist on the IBO website, so you never type a URL and never scan a QR code
  • IBO Player comes with a 7-day free trial, then a one-time activation of about $8, paid to the IBO Player app developer

✗ Not Supported

  • Nothing — if IBO Player is in your Samsung TV's app store, you're set

LG Smart TV

webOS✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • LG Smart TV (webOS) → App to install: IBO Player — install it from your TV's app store. This is the app for LG webOS TVs.
  • Open IBO Player and it shows a MAC address and a Device Key on screen — send both to Avalanche TV Support
  • We link your playlist on the IBO website, so you never type a URL and never scan a QR code
  • IBO Player comes with a 7-day free trial, then a one-time activation of about $8, paid to the IBO Player app developer

✗ Not Supported

  • Nothing — if IBO Player is in your LG TV's app store, you're set

Hisense Smart TV

VIDAA · Android TV · Google TV✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • Hisense VIDAA TVs → App to install: SmartOne IPTV — the VIDAA-native app for Hisense VIDAA models. Install it from the VIDAA app store. IBO Player is not the primary app for VIDAA.
  • Open SmartOne IPTV and follow the on-screen steps it shows — send the details it displays to Avalanche TV Support so we can link your account
  • Hisense TVs running Android TV or Google TV → App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV, downloaded with the Downloader app, code 4622879, just like other Android TV / Google TV devices (not IBO Player, not SmartOne).
  • Check your Hisense system first: VIDAA = SmartOne IPTV, Android TV / Google TV = Avalanche TV app via Downloader code 4622879

✗ Not Supported

  • Do not use IBO Player as the main app on a VIDAA Hisense — use SmartOne IPTV for VIDAA models above

Google TV & Android TV

Google TV

Smart TVs & streaming devices✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • Smart TVs with Google TV built in (Sony, TCL, Hisense and more)
  • Chromecast with Google TV (HD and 4K)
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • No unsupported models — if it runs Google TV, Avalanche TV works on it

Android TV

Smart TVs & streaming boxes✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • Smart TVs running Android TV
  • Android TV streaming boxes
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • No unsupported models — any device running Android TV works

NVIDIA Shield

NVIDIA Shield TV

Streaming device✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • The full Avalanche TV lineup — channels, movies, shows and live sports
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • Nothing — every Shield TV works

NVIDIA Shield TV Pro

Streaming device✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • The full Avalanche TV lineup, with the Shield Pro's top performance
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • Nothing — every Shield TV Pro works

Xiaomi Mi Box

Xiaomi Mi Box S

Android TV streaming box✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • The full Avalanche TV lineup
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • Nothing — the Mi Box S works

Xiaomi Mi Box 4K

Android TV streaming box✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • The full Avalanche TV lineup in 4K
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • Nothing — the Mi Box 4K works

ONN Google TV — at Walmart

ONN Google TV 4K

4K Streaming Device✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • The full Avalanche TV lineup
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • Nothing — the ONN 4K works

ONN Google TV 4K Plus

4K Plus Streaming Device✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • The full Avalanche TV lineup
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • Nothing — the ONN 4K Plus works

ONN Google TV 4K Pro

4K Pro Streaming Device✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • The full Avalanche TV lineup
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • Nothing — the ONN 4K Pro works

ONN Google TV 4K Stick

4K Streaming Stick✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • The full Avalanche TV lineup
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • Nothing — the ONN 4K Stick works

Amazon Fire TV — Older Models Only

Fire TV Stick 4K

Streaming stickOlder Models Only

✓ Supported

  • Older Fire TV Stick 4K models that run Android-based Fire OS
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • The newest Fire TV Stick 4K does NOT work
  • 2025 and 2026 models run Vega OS — NOT supported
  • Check the box before you buy: it must say Android OS

Fire TV Stick 4K Plus

Streaming stickOlder Models Only

✓ Supported

  • Older Fire TV Stick 4K Plus models that run Android-based Fire OS
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • 2025 and 2026 models run Vega OS — NOT supported
  • Check the box before you buy: it must say Android OS

Fire TV Stick 4K Max

Streaming stickOlder Models Only

✓ Supported

  • Older Fire TV Stick 4K Max models that run Android-based Fire OS
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • 2025 and 2026 models run Vega OS — NOT supported
  • Check the box before you buy: it must say Android OS

Fire TV Stick 4K Select

Streaming stick✗ Not Supported

✓ Supported

  • Nothing — there is no working setup for this model

✗ Not Supported

  • The Fire TV Stick 4K Select does NOT work with Avalanche TV
  • It runs Vega OS, which is not Android — the app will not install or run

Fire TV Cube

Streaming media player✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • The Fire TV Cube runs Android-based Fire OS — the full Avalanche TV lineup works
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • Nothing — the Fire TV Cube works

Fire TV Smart TVs

TVs with Fire TV built in✓ Supported

✓ Supported

  • Amazon Fire TV smart TVs run Android-based Fire OS — the full Avalanche TV lineup works, no extra device needed
  • App to install: Avalanche TV app — the Avalanche TV app, which is TiviMate rebranded as Avalanche TV — if it looks like TiviMate, that's the right app (not IBO Player). IBO Player is only for non-Android TVs — Samsung, LG and Roku (as IBO Player Pro).
  • Install it with the Downloader app — enter code 4622879 in Downloader to download the Avalanche TV app

✗ Not Supported

  • Nothing — Fire TV smart TVs work

Fire TV — 2025 / 2026 Models (Vega OS)

Newest Fire TV devices✗ Not Supported

✓ Supported

  • Nothing — no 2025 or 2026 Vega OS model works

✗ Not Supported

  • Any 2025 or 2026 Fire TV model running Vega OS is NOT supported
  • Vega OS is Linux-based, not Android, so the Avalanche TV app will not install or run
  • Check the box before you buy: the device must run Android OS — if the box says Vega OS, do not buy it for Avalanche TV

Roku

Roku

Roku players & Roku TVsSupported — Extra Setup

✓ Supported

  • Roku streaming players and Roku TVs are supported
  • Roku → App to install: IBO Player Pro — add it from Streaming Channels in the Roku Channel Store. This is the Roku version of IBO Player (IBO Gold is the Android version, not the Roku one).
  • Current setup: open IBO Player Pro and note the MAC address and Device Key on screen, then go to iboproapp.com, open Manage Playlists and choose Add XC Playlist to enter your playlist — see the Roku setup guide below for each step
  • Our goal: fully automatic activation — we're working toward pushing your playlist to your Roku automatically, with no manual entry at all. That's not how it works yet — for now, adding the playlist on the IBO website is the current step

✗ The Catch

  • Roku setup is more complicated than the Android devices above and takes extra steps — it is not the quick Downloader-code install
  • If you want the easiest setup, go with a Google TV, Android TV or ONN device instead

Xbox

Xbox

Game consoleSupported — Call For Setup

✓ Supported

  • Xbox → App to install: MyIPTV Player — free in the Microsoft Store, with no activation fee
  • MyIPTV Player works with M3U playlists only — it has no username/password (Xtream Codes) login
  • Want an Xtream Codes login on Xbox instead? Use Duplex IPTV — free 7-day trial, then about $2/year

✗ The Catch

  • MyIPTV Player takes an M3U playlist link only — no Xtream Codes sign-in
  • Your playlist link is not listed on this page — call Support to get it before you set up

Not sure which device you have? For Fire TV, check the box — it has to say Android OS. If it says Vega OS, it will not work with Avalanche TV.

Easy Setup

Install With The Downloader App

Five minutes, no tools, no technician. Here's all you do:

1

Send your info, then pay

Fill out the Get Started form above and pick your plan — your Jim payment link appears right after you send it. Longer plans mean fewer renewals to think about.

2

Open the Downloader app

On your Google TV, Android TV, ONN or Fire TV device, open the Downloader app. Don't have it? Get it free from your device's app store first.

3

Type in the code

In Downloader, enter one of the codes below exactly as shown and press Go — the Avalanche TV app code, or the Smarters app code for mobile and TV.

4

Download & install

Downloader will fetch the Avalanche TV app. When your device asks, allow the install — if it asks about installing from Downloader, tap Allow / Install.

5

Open Avalanche TV & watch

Launch the app from your home screen, follow the on-screen prompts, and you're watching — thousands of channels, movies, shows and live sports.

Downloader
Your Downloader Code
4622879
Try our Smarters app for mobile & TV — Android only

On your Android phone, tap the code to open the download.

Your phone may ask first: follow the prompts on your phone — after you tap the code it may say "Download anyway". Tap that to keep going. Some phones block installs from outside the app store ("unknown sources" / blocked apps). If yours stops the install, go into Settings and turn that block off so it will allow it. The exact steps depend on your phone and model — Samsung phones have this block, some others don't. If it stops you, our support team can walk you through it.