Channel lineup
Gamma IPTV channels: how the lineup works
Your subscription includes premium national and international channels, organized into categories and country groups inside your player app. This page explains what you will find, how it is arranged, and how to get the current list for your country before you pay.
Categories
Eight categories, one guide
Channels are grouped so you can browse the way you think: by what you want to watch, or by the country it comes from.
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News & current affairs
Rolling news, business and politics from national and international newsrooms — useful when you want home-country news while living abroad.
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Entertainment
General entertainment, talk shows, reality and quiz formats: the channels most households keep on in the evening.
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Sport
Dedicated sports channels for live matches, highlights and studio shows. See the match-day guide for a stable stream.
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Premium & films
Movie channels and premium entertainment, alongside the separate on-demand library of films and series.
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Kids & family
Cartoons, children's programming and family viewing, grouped together so they are easy to find — and easy to leave out.
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Documentaries & lifestyle
Nature, history, science, travel, food and home channels for slower evenings.
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Music
Music video and radio-style channels you can leave playing in the background.
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International & regional
Channel groups by country and language, so expats and multilingual families can go straight to the channels from home.
National & international
What "national" and "international" mean here
National channels are the ones broadcast in a given country — its main networks, news and entertainment channels. International channels come from other countries and are listed in their own country groups, usually in their original language.
That is why we ask where you live and which language you prefer before you order: an English-speaking family in Spain and a Spanish-speaking family in the US want very different first screens. We point you to the groups that matter to you, so the guide feels small and familiar instead of endless.
Living outside an English-speaking country? Read our guide to English-language TV abroad.
Tips
Find any channel in a few clicks
Open your country group first
Groups are usually named by country or language. Starting there removes most of the list in one step.
Use search instead of scrolling
Most player apps have a search icon at the top. Typing three or four letters of a channel name is faster than the remote.
Build a favorites list on day one
Long-press or use the options button on a channel to add it to favorites. Ten favorites cover most evenings.
Open the TV guide view
Where a channel provides program data, the guide view shows what is on now and next, so you can plan the evening.
Get the current list for your country
Lineups change over time, and what matters to you depends on where you live. Instead of publishing a number that goes out of date, we check for you.
- Tell us your country and preferred language
- Name any channel or event you cannot live without
- We reply with what is currently available — before you pay
Questions
Channel questions
Is there a TV guide (EPG)?
Yes, for most channels. The guide appears inside your player app and shows what is on now and next. A few channels do not supply program data, so their guide rows stay empty — the channel itself still plays.
Why has a channel moved or disappeared from my list?
Lineups are updated from time to time, and some apps keep an old copy of the list. First refresh or reload the playlist in your app settings. If the channel is still missing, message us its name and we will check.
Are channels in HD?
Picture quality depends on the source of each channel and on your connection. Many channels are offered in HD; your app may list several versions of the same channel at different qualities, which helps on a slower connection.
Can I hide categories I never watch?
Most player apps let you hide or reorder groups in their settings, and a favorites list keeps your everyday channels in one place. We can tell you where the option is in your app.
Can I record programs?
Recording is a feature of the player app and the device, not of the subscription. Some Android-based apps offer it; most Smart TV apps do not. For films and series, the on-demand library is usually the simpler option.
Keep reading
More about what you can watch
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Sports channels
Live sport, event checks and a match-day checklist.
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Movies & series
The on-demand library, explained.
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Compatible devices
Device-by-device compatibility, with honest limitations.