The AI playlist assistant lets you edit a playlist by typing, like “hide adult groups” or “move BBC channels to UK News”. You always see a plan first, and nothing changes until you press Apply. Version 1.2 is our biggest update to it so far.

★ Favorite channels

Every channel in the editor now has a star. Star the channels you watch most, or select several and press Star. They appear in a ★ Favorites group at the top of your playlist, in the M3U link and in Xtream apps like IPTV Smarters and TiviMate.

  • A starred channel stays in its own group too. Nothing is copied, so renames, logo changes and provider syncs carry over automatically.
  • Check the result before your apps do: Favorites sits at the top of the group list in the editor, in the same order your apps will show.
  • Prefer to keep Favorites in your app only? Turn the group off with one switch.

Or just ask the assistant:

  • “Add CNN, BBC and Al Jazeera to my favorites”
  • “Star all beIN Sports channels”
  • “Remove BBC from my favorites”

After you star channels, refresh the playlist in your IPTV app so it picks up the new group.

Ask your playlist anything

Questions used to get a general answer. Now the assistant looks things up in your playlist before it replies, and tells you what it checked. Try:

  • “How many movies do I have?”
  • “Which channels have no logo?”
  • “What changed in my last sync?”
  • “Is CNN in my playlist, and in which group?”
  • “Which channels failed to play?” (for channels played in Watch now)
  • “How much of my playlist has a TV guide?”

When the answer shows something worth fixing, like channels without a logo, the assistant suggests the fix. One tap turns it into a plan you can review.

More edits in one sentence

New things you can ask for:

  • “Keep only the best quality of each channel”: when a channel comes in 4K, FHD, HD and SD, keep the best one and hide the rest.
  • “Merge UK Sport and UK Sports HD into UK Sports”: combine groups into one.
  • “Fill missing logos”: take logos from your TV guide libraries.
  • “Hide empty groups”, “Sync my playlist now” and “Rename my playlist to Family TV”.
  • Mark channels as adult (or not), and point a channel to the right TV guide.

As before, every edit is a plan you preview and apply, and most can be undone right after.

Smarter when it matters

Short, common requests are handled instantly. Questions and complicated requests get extra thinking: the assistant looks at your playlist first, then answers or builds the plan. It also copes better with typos and loose wording. “creare new group with all news channels” now creates a News group and moves the news channels into it.

Your daily allowance stays simple: one request is one task. Simple requests the assistant understands without AI don’t count at all.

Try the assistant on your own playlist.

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FAQ

Where do starred channels show up in my IPTV app?

In a ★ Favorites group at the top of your playlist, in both the M3U link and Xtream apps. The channel also stays in its original group. Refresh the playlist in your app after starring channels.

Does the assistant change my playlist on its own?

No. Questions are only answered. For edits you see a plan first; nothing changes until you press Apply, and most changes can be undone.

Does a question cost more tasks than an edit?

No. One request is one task either way. Simple requests the assistant understands without AI don’t count.

Is the assistant on my plan?

The AI assistant is included on eligible plans, with a daily number of tasks. You can see what is left under the chat box.

More on the editor: Watch now, the web player · import and distribute to a player app · changelog.