Microsoft Store or portable
Get automatic updates from the Microsoft Store, or unzip the portable build and run Doubo.exe. x64 PCs.
IPTV player · Windows
Doubo for Windows plays your M3U / M3U8 playlists on a PC or laptop. Install it from the Microsoft Store for automatic updates, or run the portable ZIP. Nothing else to install, not even .NET or VLC.
Optional usage statistics are off unless you turn them on; stream addresses, channel names and file paths are never sent.
Get automatic updates from the Microsoft Store, or unzip the portable build and run Doubo.exe. x64 PCs.
Import a playlist link or file. Channels are grouped automatically and your playlists are remembered.
Find a channel among thousands, star the ones you watch and get back to them from history.
Watch full screen, switch subtitle tracks, change playback speed and take screenshots.
Doubo checks the channels in your playlist and can show only the ones that answer, with the reason when none do.
Optional usage statistics are off unless you turn them on; stream addresses, channel names and file paths are never sent.
Install it from the Microsoft Store, or download the portable ZIP from the Windows page and extract it.
Import your M3U / M3U8 link or file, then browse groups or search.
Click a channel and switch to full screen. Favorites and history are kept for next time.
Open the free web player and import a playlist link or file. CORS, HTTPS, codec, regional and provider restrictions can prevent playback; native apps also remain subject to source restrictions.
Open the web playerPlay M3U / M3U8 IPTV playlists online in Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox with no install: free channels, your own links, groups, search and Picture in Picture.
Read the guideLook for M3U support, fast search across large playlists, favorites and a simple install. Doubo has all of these, installs from the Microsoft Store and needs no extra components.
Install Doubo from the Microsoft Store, add your M3U link or file, and click a channel. VLC also works; see the computer guide for both.
No. Doubo for Windows is self-contained; you don’t need to install VLC, .NET or codec packs.
Only an x64 build is offered right now.
Install on your device: Android: Google Play and APK · Windows: Store and portable ZIP