Android version 1.2.4 released

Posted on 11.11.2015 by nikman

Change log v1.2.4:

  • Improved channels groups user interface
  • Added Show channels groups as folders option in Settings
  • Fixed updating of EPG in JTV format with Download once a week case
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18 Responses to Android version 1.2.4 released

  1. Mike says:
    16.11.2015 at 16:37

    Hell nikman.

    I would like to play some RegEx streams.
    Its there a possibility that you can creat a plugin?
    Would be very cool…

    Here a stream:

    FB TV RegEx
    $doregex[getURL]

    getURL
    (http.*?fb-tv.stream.*?==)
    http://dvrrtmp2.giniko.com/xml/fbtv1.plist
    Roku/DVP-5.0
    Keep-Alive

    Best regards

    Reply
  2. agon says:
    27.11.2015 at 00:54

    Friend can u make the player to play youtube videos ?
    It will be perfect if u can do it ?

    Reply
  3. Andre says:
    28.11.2015 at 11:57

    Hi guys,
    the player is great.

    Will you adding Chromecast Support in future?

    Best regards

    Reply
  4. Jack says:
    29.11.2015 at 10:32

    Hi
    I use the Windows program to sort and group my playlists (m3u). But how can I then export the sorted and grouped lists to (one or more) m3u file(e) so that I can use them for the Android app?

    Best regards

    Reply
    • nikman says:
      29.11.2015 at 13:02

      You can get playlist, EPG and logos directly from PC’s Prefect Player without exporting them to files. Just set Enable IPTV data server in PC and set PC address in Android IPTV data server preference in Settings.
      Also, you can export M3U and EPG files from PC’s version. You need to set XMBC/Kodi playlist and XBMC/Kodi EPG XMLTV file in Properties.

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      • Jack says:
        29.11.2015 at 14:26

        Thank you nikman, the second part was what I was looking for. When setting the option in Properties the m3u file is generated automatically.
        Now I can use this generated playlist file for my Android TV box. 🙂

        I agree with Andre, Chromecast support would be great, especially on smartphones or phablets.

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  5. Liridon says:
    04.12.2015 at 05:46

    Hey Hik!
    I have a question, a list of streams “https” not working on Perfect Player, while the same ones are working just fine with VLC on PC. Disabled native player, no luck. What do you think it can be the cause. If you need the stream link let me know, i can provide it.
    Thanks for all you’re doing!!

    Reply
  6. barano says:
    04.12.2015 at 21:39

    Hey Nik,

    I send you an eMail
    use nativ Player don’t work on Fire TV
    maybe you can fix it 😉

    Thanks

    Reply
  7. g2 says:
    05.12.2015 at 15:58

    On this last android version what I try subtitle dont work

    Reply
    • g2 says:
      05.12.2015 at 19:06

      I try subtitle from two diferent network streams and dont work , same streams work fine on iptv by sofronov with mx player

      Reply
      • nikman says:
        05.12.2015 at 19:32

        Currently, subtitles supported only when using native player (on devices that do support it). We will work on further subtitles support.

        Reply
  8. Antonio says:
    08.12.2015 at 15:58

    Hey nik! great job, i’m using the android version on my android box and it’s nutz! congrats. May I ask you one question?
    What features are unlocked with the full paid version?

    Reply
    • nikman says:
      08.12.2015 at 20:45

      You can select this option and before purcase you will see description.
      Currently, full version removes Ads and enables Play last channel at startup option.

      Reply

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