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Frequently asked
Frequently asked
Is watching live TV on TVizle.tr free?
Yes. Every channel on the site is free; no account, payment or app download is needed. Channels open straight in the browser.
How many channels are there and how often is the list updated?
The channel list is pulled daily from the iptv-org open data repository. Closed channels drop out and new stream addresses are added.
What should I do if a stream does not start?
Playback starts on its own and moves to the next source automatically if one does not respond. If every source is exhausted, use the “Retry” button.
Why does the stream start muted?
Browsers block autoplay with sound; this rule applies to every site. One click on the button at the top right unmutes it, and your preference is remembered.
Does TVizle.tr host the streams itself?
No. The site hosts, stores and re-encodes nothing; it indexes the publicly available stream addresses of channels and plays them in the browser.
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What does watching live TV mean?
Live TV means watching a channel’s current broadcast over the internet at the same moment it airs. It differs from on-demand viewing because the channel sets the pace, not you. If a match starts at 20:45, it starts at 20:45 on screen — there is no rewinding or pausing.
TVizle.tr is a free channel directory that gathers these broadcasts in one place. The site hosts no streams and stores no video. It compiles channel details and publicly available stream addresses and connects you straight to the source.
How many channels actually play?
We measure this ourselves. The directory holds 30,676 channels, and by our measurements 7,572 of them open in a browser — roughly one in three.
The gap has two technical causes. First, mixed content: a secure page cannot load a stream served over plain http. Second, CORS: if the source server sends no permission header, the browser refuses the stream. So “a stream address exists” and “the stream plays” are not the same thing.
Every address is therefore tested during the build with the same request a browser would make, and the ones that fail are marked. The “live” badge on this site is a measurement, not a guess.