How to install MuskTV on an Android phone

Install MuskTV step by step

1. On the phone, open the browser and go to www.streamusk.com/apk/phone. The 2.3 MB file downloads in a few seconds.
2. Open the downloaded file: tap Open when the browser says the download is finished, or find it in the browser's Downloads list.
3. Android asks whether this browser may install apps. Tap Settings and turn on Allow from this source (Android 8.0 and newer). On Android 6 and 7, turn on Settings › Security › Unknown sources instead.
4. Go back, tap Install, then Open.
5. Add your playlist: choose M3U link and paste the address from your provider, or choose Xtream Codes and enter the server, username and password.

Menu names differ a little between phone brands and Android versions. If you can't find the setting, search the phone's settings for Install unknown apps.

Find your way around

• The picture is on top; Channels and Guide are the two tabs under it.
• Tap a channel to play it. Tap it again, or turn the phone, for full screen.
• In full screen, swipe up or down to change channel.
• Touch and hold a channel to add it to Favorites or hide it.

More about the app: MuskTV for Android phones.

Updates

MuskTV tells you when a new version is available and installs it from Settings › App update. The first time, Android asks you to allow MuskTV to install apps. Your playlist, favorites and settings stay.

Trial and activation

MuskTV works for 7 days on the phone without an account. To keep using it after that, buy Premium on this website, then open Settings › Premium in the app: it shows a code and a button that opens streamusk.com/activate with the code filled in.

One account covers up to 5 devices in total, TVs and phones together. If the TV app and the phone app are installed on the same Android device, they share that device's one trial.

If something goes wrong

• The browser shows a page instead of downloading: check the address is exactly www.streamusk.com/apk/phone, with no spaces.
• "There was a problem parsing the package": the download was incomplete, or the phone runs Android older than 6.0. Download the file again.
• Nothing happens when you open the file: the browser isn't allowed to install apps yet (step 3).
• You want it on a TV or a TV box: this is the phone app. For a remote, install the TV app from the download page.

Still stuck? Contact support. We help with the app, not with finding channels or playlists.