Live TV, movies and series in your browser

Explore live TV channels by country

Find familiar channels or discover something different in the live TV catalogue available to your account. Country browsing and channel search help you reach the station you want.

Titles, channels and playback options depend on the available catalogue, your account and your location. An internet connection is required for streaming.

WatchAtlas animated preview12-second preview · No audio
WATCHATLAS

Explore WatchAtlas

Find a channel without scrolling through the whole catalogue

Open Live TV and use the country categories to narrow your selection. If you already know the station name, search for it directly. Channel names and availability follow the current catalogue.

  1. Sign in and open Live TV.
  2. Choose a country or search for a channel name.
  3. Select an available channel to open its player.

Keep your regular channels together

Add a channel with its heart button to save it to favourites. Named lists help separate the channels you watch every day from those you only visit occasionally.

You can organise channels alongside movies and series or keep separate lists for each. A saved favourite is a shortcut to the catalogue item; it does not reserve a stream or guarantee continuing availability.

Understand live playback

Live TV follows the channel’s current broadcast. A live stream may not offer the same timeline or seeking controls as an on-demand movie or episode.

For steadier playback, use a stable internet connection and pause other heavy downloads. Picture and sound quality depend on the broadcast source, your device and available bandwidth.

Your questions, answered

Does browsing by country guarantee playback in that country?

No. A country category helps organise channels. Availability and playback can still depend on your account, location and the individual source.

Can I rewind every live channel?

No. Rewinding or seeking requires support from the individual stream. Some channels only provide the current live broadcast.