Your own source
An Xtream account or M3U list with live TV, movies and series from your provider’s catalog.
LG Content Store: under review · no public download yet
Find favorite channels, continue a series and open your own profile on a shared TV: that is what TELOS for LG webOS is designed for. The native app is still under store review. Explore what the submitted version offers and how an existing external device may already let you use TELOS.
LG Content Store: under review. No public download or confirmed release date yet.
A preview of the submitted LG TV version. Store release has not yet been confirmed.
An Xtream account or M3U list with live TV, movies and series from your provider’s catalog.
Profiles for separate selections on a shared TV, plus kids profiles and PIN protection.
Find regular channels and return to movies or episodes you have started.
Program guide, search and reminders. Program data and catch-up depend on the provider.
The submitted TELOS version for webOS connects your Xtream account or M3U list to a player for your TV. Live channels, movies and series come from your own source. You need a provider account that you are legally entitled to use; TELOS includes no channel packages or content subscriptions.
In everyday use, the idea is to find favorite channels, choose a movie for the evening and return to a started episode. This product page describes the submitted version. There is no confirmed public installation route yet; find the current status on the download page.
When people in your household want different content, profiles help keep personal areas separate. The submitted TV version also offers kids profiles with approved content and PIN protection. You decide which area is for whom.
Continue Watching is provided for movies and series so you can return to started titles. Do not assume one TELOS platform offers every feature of another. The LG TV FAQ answers platform questions and explains the current availability limits.
The program guide adds information from your source to live channels. Search and reminders help you choose programs; favorites keep regular channels together. Your provider must supply suitable program data; TELOS provides no EPG data or TV content of its own.
Catch-up and timeshift are part of the described TV feature set where the source provides the necessary support. Offline downloads are not offered on this smart TV platform. Saved movies on the go are separate use cases for iPhone and iPad.
Write down the model name and software version from your TV settings. A final approved model list and a firm release date have not been confirmed. Once public store access is confirmed, you will find it on the download page.
An Android or Fire TV APK is not a webOS installation file. Use only an app version offered for your TV’s platform. Samsung TV uses a different platform; its dedicated page explains the status. The smart TV answers help distinguish the routes.
Both routes can use the same screen, but are separate installations. What matters is the device running the app:
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| Your equipment | Where TELOS runs | What to check now |
|---|---|---|
| LG TV without an external device | Planned native webOS version | Wait for store review and later model information |
| LG TV with a compatible Fire TV Stick | On the stick through HDMI | Fire OS model and TELOS availability in the Amazon Appstore |
| LG TV with an Apple TV device | On Apple TV through HDMI | tvOS requirements and official App Store listing |
An external device does not need to be the same brand as your TV. App features and personal selections then belong to that device version. See the smart TV guide for an explanation and the device overview for all platforms.
If a supported Fire TV Stick or Apple TV is connected to your television, use the TELOS version for that external device. The LG TV is the screen; the app runs on the connected device. This does not replace a native webOS release.
Explore TELOS on Fire TV, Firestick and Apple TV. Those pages provide confirmed store links, features and requirements. Check the exact device and your own provider account before starting setup.
While store review continues, gather the details you will need: exact LG model name, webOS version and your source’s connection method. For Xtream, you need server address, username and password; for M3U, the complete playlist link. Keep these details private.
When the native release is confirmed, first check whether the app is offered for your exact model. After setup, test a channel and a movie or episode before creating household profiles and favorites. Available content, program data and simultaneous stream limits remain your provider’s responsibility. The Xtream explanation and M3U introduction can already help you identify your account type.
Not yet. The webOS version is under store review, so this page does not offer a public installation route.
A final approved model list is not yet available. Note your model and webOS version, then check release information once it is available.
No. TELOS is a generic player. Bring your own legal provider account or playlist.
If your TV and external device are connected appropriately and TELOS is offered for your Fire TV Stick, the app runs on the stick. This is a separate HDMI route, rather than installation of the webOS version still under review.
No. webOS and Android use different app packages. The native LG version will use a later confirmed store route. An APK download cannot replace that route or checking your model.
The download page shows the confirmed release status. If you already use a supported Fire TV or Apple TV, explore the existing platform pages.
TELOS is a player for your own legal content source. No channels, movies or content subscriptions are included.