Watch K-Time on Your TV — Free, on Any Device (Full Setup Guide)

Easiest way (about 2 minutes): In any IPTV app, choose Login with Xtream Codes and enter Server ktime.app/iptv with your own K-Time username and password — the same login you already use. That is the whole setup. On a computer, just open ktime.app/app and sign in. On Fire TV or Android TV, install the K-Time app from ktime.app/k. (Samsung and LG are the one exception — they need a playlist link; see their guides.)

K-Time now plays on basically any screen you own — the living-room TV, a phone, a tablet, a streaming stick — and not just the web app. It is included in your subscription at no extra cost: the TV counts as one of the devices on your account. You set it up by installing a free IPTV player on the device and signing in with your K-Time account. On a computer you need no app at all — open the web app at ktime.app/app and press play.

This is the master guide. It covers the one simple way to sign in, the right free app for each device, and the one honest caveat about Samsung and LG TVs. You already have everything you need to log in: your K-Time username and password.

How do I watch K-Time on my TV?

To watch K-Time on a TV, install a free IPTV player on that TV and sign in with your K-Time account — the same username and password you already use. On most devices the app has a “Login with Xtream Codes” option, where you enter three values once and the whole catalog — live Persian channels, movies and series — loads on its own:

That is the whole setup. The same three values work in every Xtream-capable app, so a second device takes a minute. Two exceptions, and both are easier rather than harder: on Fire TV and Android TV you can skip the codes entirely and install the K-Time app from ktime.app/k; and Samsung and LG use a playlist link instead — see their sections below.

Optional — if you would rather not type your password into another app: open ktime.app/app/tv while signed in and it gives you a one-time access code to use in place of the password. It works only for IPTV, never for your account, and you can reset it anytime. Most people just use their normal password.

Which free app do I need for my device?

Each device has one free app we recommend, and the computer needs none at all. Use this table to find yours, then follow Path 2 above (or the guided page) to sign in.

Every row signs in with the same K-Time account and plays the same Persian library — the same live channels, the same movies, the same series. For the device-specific walkthroughs, see our guides for Samsung smart TVs, LG smart TVs, Fire TV and Firestick, Android TV and Google TV, Apple TV, iPhone and iPad, Roku, and Hisense smart TVs.

More apps that work: because K-Time uses the standard Xtream Codes and M3U format, almost any IPTV player works — not just the one we recommend per device. Popular alternatives include TiviMate, IPTV Smarters, OTT Navigator, GSE Smart IPTV, Smarters Player Lite, Sparkle TV and IBO Player. Pick whichever you like; they all sign in with the same Server, username and password.

How do I watch K-Time on a Samsung or LG smart TV?

On a Samsung (Tizen) or LG (webOS) smart TV, you use the free SS IPTV app with a Playlist link instead of a login. Here is the honest part: there is no free Xtream-login app on Samsung or LG the way there is on Android TV or Fire TV. So instead of an Xtream login box, you give SS IPTV a playlist link built from your own login — ktime.app/iptv/get.php?username=YOUR_USERNAME&password=YOUR_PASSWORD&type=m3u_plus — under Settings → Add Playlist. (If you would rather not type a long link on the remote, ktime.app/app/tv shows the same link ready to copy.) The channels and library then load.

If you want a full menu-and-login experience on those TVs, the paid IBO Player (a small one-time fee) is an optional upgrade — but it is not required, and SS IPTV is free. The cleaner long-term option for a Samsung or LG household is a cheap Fire TV Stick in the HDMI port, which turns the TV into a Fire TV and lets you use the free login app. Our Samsung guide and LG guide cover both.

How do I watch on a phone, tablet or computer?

On a computer, open ktime.app/app in any browser and sign in — there is nothing to install, and it is the lowest-friction option for a laptop or desktop. On an Android phone or tablet, install OTT Navigator and use the Xtream login (or the native K-Time phone app). On an iPhone or iPad, the simplest path is the browser — open ktime.app/app in Safari — or install GSE Smart IPTV and use the Xtream login; our iPhone and iPad guide covers both. Our companion guide on watching K-Time on every screen compares the browser, the TV app and the device side by side.

What if I don’t want to set anything up?

If you would rather not install or configure anything, buy the pre-configured K-Time دستگاه. It is sold at Iranian shops in the Greater Toronto Area, comes with everything already set up, and needs nothing but an HDMI port and a one-time sign-in. For parents and grandparents who just want Persian films and channels on the big TV without help, this is the path we recommend — our full walkthrough for setting up Persian TV for parents covers it.

Do I need a VPN or an Iranian card for any of this?

No — none of these paths need a VPN or an Iranian bank card. K-Time has no geo-block, so there is no VPN to toggle, and the subscription takes any foreign card. That is the structural difference from Filimo and Namava, which license their catalogs for inside Iran and require an Iranian IP and a Shetab card — the reason they fail abroad. If you are still weighing your options, our guide to watching Persian TV outside Iran lays out why a service built for the diaspora is the only one that works without workarounds.

What will I find once it’s set up?

Once the app is signed in, you land on the full K-Time library on the big screen: hundreds of live Persian channels — IRIB, Manoto, GEM, news and sports — alongside the latest Iranian films and series of 2025 and the best of 2024. It is the same recency-first catalog you get in the browser, now sized for a ten-foot view and a remote.

Watching on K-Time

Pick the device in front of you and follow its row in the table above. In most apps you just sign in with your own K-Time username and password — there is nothing extra to set up. New to K-Time? Create an account, then sign that same account into the TV — one subscription, every screen in the house, no VPN and no Iranian card.