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Raudo IPTV is a native IPTV player developed by Raudo for Windows 10 and 11, currently available in version 0.2.2, with two versions released to date. The software belongs to the media player and streaming video category and serves as a playback client for users who supply their own television content sources. Specifically, users provide either an M3U or M3U8 playlist link or their Xtream Codes credentials, and the application functions purely as the player: it does not include, host, or provide any channels, streams, or media content of its own. Its primary purpose is to enable playback of Internet Protocol television streams on desktop Windows systems, making it suitable for viewers who already have legitimate playlist sources and need a dedicated, performant client to organize and watch them. Typical use cases include watching live television channels, browsing a channel catalog with an electronic program guide, and managing personal channel collections through favorites and folders. Among its functional features are catch-up support and an EPG guide for navigating scheduled programming, speed control that allows viewers to reach the live edge of a broadcast, and recording capabilities for saving streams locally. Picture-in-picture mode enables continued viewing in a floating window while other applications are in use, and parental control options allow restriction of access to selected content. The player is distributed free of charge, requires no user account, contains no advertising, and updates itself automatically, which simplifies ongoing maintenance. Because the software ships without any bundled content, it addresses users who prefer to keep playlist management and content sourcing entirely in their own hands while relying on a native Windows application for playback performance. At version 0.2.2, Raudo IPTV remains an early-stage release that already covers the core needs of playlist-based IPTV viewing, including live playback, time-shifted catch-up, guide browsing, and local recording on supported Windows desktop environments.
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