ED IPTV

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A browser IPTV client demo for browsing live channels, movies and series

ED IPTV is a single-page web app styled as an IPTV client, written in Portuguese with a dark dashboard interface. It starts on a login screen with user, password and server URL fields, and also offers a demonstration mode that loads a fictional catalogue of eight live channels, six movies and four series. Users can browse each section, filter by category, run a combined search, open a title to see genre, year, runtime, rating and synopsis, play it in a simulated player with play, progress, volume and quality controls, add titles to a list, and review continue watching and playback history. A settings page collects preferences for quality, autoplay, subtitles, language, theme, parental controls and category visibility. Playback is simulated and no media is streamed.

Highlights

Demo catalogue

18 titles to browse

Unified search

Search all sections

Simulated player

Play, sound, quality

Favourites list

History and watchlist

Settings panel

Theme, subs, PIN

How to Use

Enter the app
Open the site and you land on a login screen. Fill in a user, password and server URL if you have an authorised source, or press the demonstration mode button to load the built-in fictional catalogue instead.
Browse and filter
Use the left navigation rail to switch between home, live TV, movies, series and your list. On each section, tap the category chips to filter the grid, and use the header search to look across channels, movies and series at once.
Open and play a title
Select any card to open its detail page, which shows genre, year, runtime, rating and a short synopsis. Press the watch button to open the player, where you can pause, move the progress bar, change volume and pick a video quality; live channels also provide channel up and down buttons.
Save and adjust
Use the add to list button on a detail page to save a title, then open the list section to see continue watching, favourites and playback history. The EQ icon opens settings for quality, autoplay, subtitles, language, theme and parental controls.