Before you begin

A few things. Then you’re ready.

LiteAIO connects your player and your content sources. Here’s what you need to bring.

01 / ACCOUNT

A free LiteAIO account

Your settings and connections live here. Start with a username and password; email is optional.

02 / PLAYER

Somewhere to watch

Use Stremio or Nuvio with the addon, or install LiteAIO TV on a compatible Android TV device.

03 / SOURCES

Your content connections

For movies and shows, a debrid service is recommended. For Live TV, bring your own Xtream or M3U playlist. In the TV app, you can also play your own Jellyfin, Plex, or USB media.

Choose how you’ll watch.

Start with the device you already use.

Device compatibility at a glance
DeviceWhere to startKeep in mind
Android TV / Fire TVLiteAIO TV, Stremio, or NuvioLiteAIO TV installs through an APK.
Windows / macOS / LinuxStremio desktopInstall the addon from your account.
Android phone / tabletStremio or a supported Nuvio appDebrid is recommended for playback.
iPhone / iPad / browserA compatible client or web playerPlayback depends on the client and stream format. Check your player's device support.
Classic ChromecastUse a separate compatible playerCannot install LiteAIO TV directly.

Connect only what you use.

You don’t need an account with every service.

ConnectionWhat it addsWhen you need it
TMDB API keyPosters, descriptions and ratings in LiteAIO TV; in the addon, TMDB posters and Kids Mode. Free at themoviedb.org. How to get oneRequired for the TV app; optional for the addon
Debrid serviceDirect links for supported movie and show streamsRecommended for streaming
Xtream / M3U playlistYour live channels and supported on-demand titlesFor Live TV, with Premium
MDBList API keyCommunity and custom catalog listsOptional; streaming catalogs need no key
RPDB keyRating-badge posters in Stremio and NuvioOptional

New to debrid?

A debrid service can turn supported torrent results into direct streaming links. Connect its key to LiteAIO so your scrapers can use it.

Cached, uncached, and P2P — what’s the difference?

Cached: the service already has the file, so it can return a playable link. Uncached: it needs to fetch the file first. P2P: the player uses torrent peers directly, which depends on player support and available peers.

For a simpler list, enable Only show instantly playable streams in your settings. Read the debrid guide →

Have what you need?

Create your account, then connect your first source.

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