This IPTV channel list shows the main channels inside a MIPTV4K subscription, grouped the same way they appear in your app. It starts with sport, because that is what most of our customers switch on first. Then it moves through American, Canadian and British networks before the international packages. Every plan includes all 25,000+ live channels and 120,000+ films and series.
The list below is a summary. Inside the player, each group holds many more entries, including regional versions, time-shifted feeds and the 4K, FHD and HD copies of busy channels. Type a name in the search box to jump straight to it.
How the MIPTV4K line-up is organised
A long line-up is only useful if you can find things in it quickly. So the groups follow the way people actually look for television: by sport first, then by country, then by type of channel inside each country.
Within each group, the most-watched networks come first. You will see ESPN before FS2 and BBC One before BBC Four. The same order carries through to the app, which saves scrolling on a remote control.
Most big channels also come in more than one quality. A match might be listed as a 4K feed, a Full HD feed and an HD feed. That is deliberate. The top feed looks best on a large screen with a strong connection, and the lighter copies keep the picture going when your network is under strain. The 4K IPTV page covers the hardware and speed the top feed needs.
Live sports channels at the top of the list
Sport leads the list for a simple reason. A drama can wait until tomorrow, but a final cannot. The first three groups collect the sports networks of the United States, the UK, Ireland and Canada, and then the major international sports brands such as beIN Sports, SuperSport and Star Sports.
In the US group, you get the ESPN family, FS1, NFL Network, NFL RedZone, NBA TV, NHL Network and MLB Network, along with the college conference channels. The UK and Canada group brings in Sky Sports, TNT Sports, TSN and Sportsnet. For a league-by-league view of which channel carries what, read the sports IPTV guide, and for Sundays in the autumn see the NFL IPTV page.
Event channels for fight nights and other pay-per-view shows appear in the PPV group before the event starts. They are part of the plan and carry no extra fee.
One point is worth knowing before a big season. The channel names in this list belong to the networks that broadcast the games, and those networks buy rights country by country. A league shown on one channel this year can move to another next year. We keep the sports groups under review, and the league matrix on the sports page shows where each competition sits right now.
Because fans often follow the same event from different places, a single fixture may show up in two or three groups at once. A Champions League night, for example, can appear in the UK sports group and in the worldwide group, each with its own commentary team. Pick whichever feed and language suit you.
US, Canadian and UK networks in one subscription
After sport, the list covers the three countries most of our viewers watch from. For the United States, that means the four big broadcast networks, CBS, ABC, FOX and NBC, plus cable favourites like TNT, USA Network, AMC and FX. News channels, premium film channels and children’s channels each have their own group, so a family can find cartoons without passing through the late-night news.
The Canadian group mixes English and French channels, from CBC, CTV and Global to TVA, Radio-Canada and Noovo. Film and series fans will spot Crave and HBO Canada there too. British viewers get BBC One, ITV1, Channel 4 and Channel 5 up front, followed by the Sky entertainment channels, Sky Cinema and the children’s channels.
Each country also has its own page with more detail. See IPTV for the USA, IPTV for Canada and IPTV for the UK.
International TV packages from 60+ countries
Plenty of households watch in more than one language. A parent might follow the news from home while the kids watch Disney in English. That is why the international groups are just as complete as the English-speaking ones.
- Europe: major channels from Spain, Italy, Germany, France, Portugal and the Netherlands, with smaller packages for Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, Poland, Greece, Scandinavia and the Balkans.
- Spanish-language: Telemundo and Univision for US viewers, plus channels from Mexico, Colombia, Argentina and Chile.
- Arabic: MBC, Al Jazeera, OSN and Rotana, with national channels from across North Africa and the Gulf.
- South Asia: Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Urdu and Bengali channels, from Star Plus and Colors to Geo TV and NTV Bangla.
- Turkey, Africa and East Asia: TRT, DStv channels, Africa Magic, KBS, NHK World and TVB, among others.
If you only need one or two of these, most players let you hide the rest so they never clutter the screen.
The TV guide and catch-up behind the list
A channel name on its own does not tell you much. The electronic programme guide, or EPG, fills in what is showing now and next, so you can see which network has tonight’s game before you tune in. MIPTV4K sends guide data with your playlist, and the app loads it automatically.
Many channels also support catch-up. On those, you can scroll back through the guide and play a programme that has already aired. It is handy for a match that kicked off before you got home. Players such as TiViMate display the guide in a cable-style grid; the TiViMate setup guide shows how to switch it on.
On-demand films and series next to the live channels
Alongside the live line-up sits a library of 120,000+ films and series. It covers recent cinema releases, full seasons of popular shows, documentaries and children’s titles, in English and the main international languages. New titles arrive every week, and the app sorts them by genre, year and platform.
Live sport and on-demand viewing work well together. You can watch the game live on Sunday, then catch up on a series during the week without changing apps.
Tips for finding a channel in your app
- Search by the short name. Typing “Sky Sports” or “TSN” finds every version faster than scrolling.
- Build a favourites list. Add the ten channels you use most, and the app opens straight to them.
- Hide groups you never watch. Fewer groups on screen means less time with the remote.
- Refresh the playlist after a request. When support adds a channel, a refresh in the app settings brings it in.
New to the apps? The device setup guides take you from install to your first channel in about ten minutes.
Asking for a channel we do not list
No line-up covers everything. If a channel you watch is missing, send its name and country to support on WhatsApp. Channels that many people ask for are usually added within a few days. When a channel cannot be carried, you will hear that straight away, which helps before you commit to a longer plan.
The easiest way to check is to look for yourself. The free 24-hour trial opens the complete list on your own TV, and the plans and prices page shows what a full subscription costs once you are happy.
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Questions about the channel line-up
How often does the MIPTV4K line-up change?
A little every week. Channels are added when customers ask for them or when a new network launches, and a feed that stops broadcasting is removed. Your app picks up the changes the next time it refreshes the playlist, so there is nothing to reinstall. The groups on this page are reviewed regularly.
Why does the same channel appear more than once?
Busy channels, especially sports networks, come in several copies: 4K where the broadcaster produces it, Full HD and HD. The copies are there on purpose. If your connection struggles with the top feed during a big game, you switch to the lighter version without leaving the match.
Can I hide the countries I never watch?
Yes, in most players. TiViMate and IPTV Smarters Pro both let you hide whole groups, so you can keep only the US, UK or sports categories on screen. Hidden groups stay in your account and come back with one setting if you change your mind.
Is there a way to request a channel that is not listed?
Yes. Send the channel name and its country to support on WhatsApp. Channels that several customers want tend to arrive within days. If a channel cannot be carried, support tells you straight away rather than leaving you waiting.
Will my phone and my TV show the same channels?
Yes. The line-up belongs to your account, not to the app or the device, so the same 25,000+ channels load on a smart TV, Firestick, phone or computer. Only the layout and menus change from one player to another.
