02:30 · SCENERY
Earth Serenity
An imagined alpine lake at sunrise. AI-generated still artwork with a gentle camera movement.
EXPLORE · LEARN · PLAY
One link.
Four new horizons.
Try a free 4K demo playlist. Explore Earth, Moon and Mars, then learn how to add your own authorized sources.
On-demand videos, not live broadcasts. No account or subscription required for these demo files.
4K files use more data. Choose HD on a slower connection. All videos are delivered at 3840 × 2160; AI artwork is upscaled for the 4K presentation.
02:30 · SCENERY
Moon Horizons
A journey above lunar terrain, using NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio LRO visualization. Original IPTVu soundtrack.
02:30 · SCENERY
Mars Discovery
An imagined Martian landscape. AI-generated still artwork with a gentle camera movement; not rover footage.
03:15 · TUTORIAL
IPTVu — Getting Started
Learn M3U URLs, Xtream API, M3U Server, local playlists and XMLTV guides. Synthetic female narration with captions.
YOUR FIRST PLAYLIST
From link to screen.
- Copy the playlist link. Use 4K or the smaller HD option above.
- Open IPTVu → Live → Add playlist. If you have existing sources, open the playlist selector first.
- Select M3U URL. Name it “IPTVu Demo” and paste the full link into Playlist URL.
- Add a guide if needed. Paste the guide URL below into the optional XMLTV field. The playlist also advertises it for automatic discovery.
- Tap Add, then choose a channel. Each clip starts from the beginning when opened.
Guide entries describe available on-demand demos; they are not a synchronized broadcast schedule. For local import, download the M3U file and choose Local M3U → Choose from Files. Internet access is still needed for these videos.
Clear origins. Clear credits.
Earth and Mars are AI-generated simulations. Moon footage is a NASA scientific visualization, not a camera recording of a lunar flight. Each has original synthesized instrumental music. The tutorial uses actual iPhone app screenshots and a synthetic female narrator.
IPTVu is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA. No National Geographic footage is included. Read source credits and reuse terms →