Orbitv is designed for fast discovery and fewer dead ends. Start by telling the assistant what you care about—languages, regions, and topics—and let it propose “My List,” a personalized collection that evolves as you watch. If you already know what you want, jump straight to search and find channels by name or country, then add them to Favorites or Frequent as you go. The interface is intentionally simple: My List, Favorites, Frequent, All, and Personal are always one tap away. Prefer to browse the map? Filter by continent (Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, Oceania) or switch to a theme-first view to see sports, entertainment, music, culture/education, news, and more. You can move between simple and advanced views anytime—Orbitv adapts to you, not the other way around.

When you press play, Orbitv focuses on a clean, responsive player with familiar media controls and fullscreen modes. Many channels can be enhanced with context from their official websites, programming guides (EPG), or social profiles when available—helpful when you want to confirm schedules or discover related content. For living-room viewing, Orbitv supports Chromecast and compatible Smart TV targets on the same network, so you can cast directly from your device with minimal setup. In addition to the basics, power users will appreciate little touches that remove friction from everyday viewing: quick screenshots for reference, search shortcuts to jump across languages or countries, and tidy actions to manage favorites without leaving the player.

Orbitv includes a Personal section for your own compatible links—handy if you follow specific legal sources or want to test a local feed. You can add supported formats like m3u8, mpd, or mp4 where allowed by the content owner. Items you add appear alongside the main catalog so you can browse everything in one place. As always, make sure any source you include is lawful and permitted—Orbitv is intended to index publicly available streams and does not provide subscription or pay-TV channels.

“My List” is not a static playlist. As you watch, Orbitv re-orders items to surface the channels you actually return to, while still suggesting new options that match your preferences in language, country, or theme. You remain in control—edit your list at any time, pin your must-watch items to Favorites, and prune out what no longer fits. If you travel or your interests change, simply adjust your inputs and the assistant will adapt.

Orbitv focuses on open-web streams and free TV sources. That includes a broad range of categories: Sports: football/soccer, cricket, American football, ice hockey, baseball, basketball, and more—organized so you can jump to leagues or regions you care about. Entertainment: adventure, action, drama, comedy, thriller, documentary, romance—plus festival coverage and classic TV where available. News & Public Affairs: international, regional, and local news in multiple languages, including public broadcasters and specialty outlets.

Orbitv aims to keep navigation clean and predictable. You’ll find clear sections for discovery, consistent actions in the player, and obvious pathways to save or cast what you’re watching. Ads help support the service and content discovery; upgrades are available if you prefer fewer interruptions. We work to keep advertising separate from primary navigation and player controls so you can browse and watch with confidence.

You can use Orbitv for free and enjoy the core experience. If you want more control, optional upgrades such as Orbitv+, Orbitv X, and Orbitv Pro are available and may unlock extras like custom color themes, background audio, Picture-in-Picture (PiP), and an extended player. Upgrades can also reduce ads to streamline browsing. Availability and features may vary by platform; check the in-app page for details and the Terms for eligibility.