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TiviMate for LG TVs? Your options

TiviMate is an IPTV player for Android TV. It can’t be installed on LG TVs with webOS. That doesn’t mean your playlist can’t get onto your LG TV – here are the options, compared on the facts.

Nightdeck is a player only. It contains no channels, movies or shows and doesn’t arrange providers. Only use it with sources you’re entitled to – for example cable TV through your own tvheadend server, your own media server or a licensed service you pay for.

Why TiviMate doesn’t run on LG

According to its Google Play listing, TiviMate is designed for Android TV and remote control navigation. LG TVs run webOS, a separate operating system. Android apps can’t be installed there, and TiviMate isn’t available in the LG Content Store (as of September 2026).

Option 1: a stick or box with Android TV

You plug a streaming stick or box with Android TV or Google TV into one of your TV’s HDMI ports and install TiviMate there from Google Play. The TV then simply shows the stick’s picture.

Option 2: a player built for webOS

An IPTV player that runs as an app on the LG TV itself needs no stick. You use it with your TV’s remote. Nightdeck is such a player for webOS 4 or newer (LG models from 2018). Coming soon to the LG Content Store.

There are other players for webOS. We’ve compared two of them with Nightdeck on the facts: Nightdeck vs. SS IPTV and Nightdeck vs. Smart IPTV.

The options compared

A stick with TiviMate or Nightdeck directly on the LG TV
FeatureNightdeck on the LG TVAndroid TV stick + TiviMate
Extra deviceNo, the app runs on the TV itself (webOS 4 or newer)Yes, a stick or box on an HDMI port
AvailabilitySubmitted to the LG Content Store for review, coming soonGoogle Play on devices with Android TV or Google TV
FormatsXtream Codes login or M3U/M3U8 via link; streams as HLS and MPEG-TS. Not supported: RTSP, MAC/Stalker portals, playlist files without a linkAccording to Google Play M3U, Xtream Codes and Stalker portals
Cost of the app3-day free trial, then €10.00 per year or €29.99 onceBasic features free, premium features via in-app purchase
Other devicesAlso Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV with Fire OS, Mac and Windows (beta); one licence for up to 2 devicesAndroid devices

Information on TiviMate from its Google Play listing and independent reports, retrieved on 29 September 2026. Prices and features may change; the developer’s current information applies.

What you can bring over from TiviMate

Your login isn’t tied to an app: you enter an Xtream Codes login (server address, username, password) or an M3U link in Nightdeck the same way. Nightdeck doesn’t import favourites, sort orders or settings from TiviMate, and it doesn’t support portals that log in with a MAC address (Stalker).

The step-by-step guide for switching is TiviMate alternative for LG; setting up an M3U playlist is covered in Play an M3U playlist on an LG TV.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I install TiviMate on an LG TV from a USB stick?

No. TiviMate is an Android app and LG TVs run webOS. Android apps can’t be installed there via USB either.

Is Nightdeck in the LG Content Store yet?

Nightdeck has been submitted to the LG Content Store and will appear there once LG has approved it. For Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV with Fire OS, Mac and Windows (beta) you can get Nightdeck right now – see How to get Nightdeck.

Does Nightdeck import my TiviMate favourites?

No. Your login works, but you set up favourites again in Nightdeck. They’re stored separately per playlist.

Does Nightdeck support Stalker or MAC portals?

No. Nightdeck supports Xtream Codes logins and M3U/M3U8 playlists via link, plus TV guides in XMLTV format.

Are channels or movies included?

No. TiviMate and Nightdeck are players only. You need your own source that you’re entitled to use.

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TiviMate is a trademark of its owner. Nightdeck is an independent product and is not affiliated with TiviMate or its developer. Trademarks belong to their owners and are used here for identification only; there is no affiliation with them.

Last updated: September 2026