Android

Neo 4K setup: Android TV, phones and tablets

Cheap boxes and good boxes part company here, and the H.265 decoder is usually what separates them.

About 4 minutes 4 steps

What you need in front of you

  • Your Android phone, tablet or TV box
  • Your Neo 4K credentials

Allow the install

On Android TV the permission lives under Security and Restrictions; on a phone the browser simply asks the first time. It is a one-off either way.

Install a player

On a TV box, open Downloader and type the code listed on our Apps page; on a phone, the neo4k.app build installs straight from the browser. Any Xtream-capable player serves just as well - what matters is the three values, not the app around them.

Add the account

Enter server, username and password. On a large catalogue the difference between Xtream and M3U on this hardware is dramatic.

Watch the decoder

A device without hardware H.265 falls back to the CPU: dropped frames, softening on motion, and worsening as it heats. That looks like a network fault and is not one.

Worth knowing

  • Prefer Xtream over M3U wherever the player offers it; the catalogue loads incrementally instead of all at once.
  • Test a 4K channel early to confirm the box decodes H.265 in hardware rather than in software.
  • Use the Ethernet port if the box has one.

After the install

Typing the line in is the quick part; the questions turn up a fortnight later. Here is what a Android owner tends to read once this page is done with.

No subscription behind it yet?

The page above is worth nothing without a line to put into it. Pick a pack and a term, and the Neo panel issues the line off the payment confirmation itself - the login values reach the order page and your inbox together.

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