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Strovix — Beta Tester Invitation

Thanks for helping me test Strovix! This is a modern IPTV player built for people who already have a portal subscription (Stalker / MAG / Xtream / M3U) and want a single app that plays well on Android phones, tablets, and Android TV.

📱 Supported Platforms:

Below is everything you can poke at, plus a checklist of what I’d love feedback on.

strovixapp@gmail.com


How to Join the Beta Testing Program

Ready to test? Here’s how to get started:

  1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/strovixtesters
    • This is where we share beta updates, announcements, and coordinate testing
    • You’ll get access to the beta app through the Play Store once you join
  2. Download the Beta App: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.strovix.mobile
    • After joining the Google Group, you’ll be able to download the beta version
    • Install it on your Android phone, tablet, or Android TV
  3. Start Testing: Follow the checklist below and send us your feedback!

Questions? Email us at strovixapp@gmail.com


What is Strovix?

Strovix connects to your IPTV service and lets you watch:

The app works the same way on your phone, tablet, and TV. On Android TV, you control it with your remote.


Supported Services

You can connect Strovix to most major IPTV services. Just paste your service URL and login credentials when setting up a profile. The app automatically detects what type of service you’re using.


Multi-Profile

You can save multiple services at once and switch between them. Each profile remembers:


Catalog Browsing

Home Screen

Catalog Screen (per type)

Series Detail


The Player

Playback speeds (VOD only): 0.5× · 0.75× · 1× · 1.25× · 1.5× · 1.75× · 2× · 2.5× · 3×

Skip forward and backward by: 10s · 15s · 30s · 1m · 2m · 5m · 10m · 15m · 30m

You can customize these times. On TV, you can control them with your remote.

On phone/tablet: Drag the blue dot on the progress bar to jump to any spot. Tap anywhere on the bar to seek.

On TV: Use the left/right buttons on your remote to skip back or forward. Press OK to confirm.

Aspect ratio — Fit, Fill, Stretch (adjust in player menu).

Mute button.

Send to another app — Open the video in VLC or other media players on your device if you prefer.


Subtitles

This is one of the most feature-rich parts of the app.

Subtitle sources:

Your subtitle choice is remembered — if you pick a subtitle track for a movie, it automatically plays that track next time.

Adjust timing — if subtitles are out of sync, you can shift them earlier or later.

To use OpenSubtitles, add your login once in Settings (see the OPENSUBTITLES SETUP guide).


Downloads (Offline Playback)

Long-press a VOD tile or hit the download button on a series episode to queue it.


Supported Devices

Device Optimized for
Android phone Portait and landscape, touch controls, bottom menus
Android tablet Landscape, multi-column layouts, side menu
Android TV / Fire TV Remote control navigation, 4-column grids with details panel

TV-Specific Features


Settings (Highlights)

Playback

UI

Subtitles

Catalog

Backup

Cloud Sync (optional)

Ads

Advanced


Diagnostics

If something breaks, please grab one of these so I can debug:


Persistence — What’s Saved Where

Everything is stored locally on your device. With cloud sync enabled, the important slices roam through a cloud acrosss devices.


What I’d Love You to Test (Beta Checklist)

Copy this into a text file or just keep it open while you play.


Reporting Bugs

If something goes wrong, please send me:

  1. Device + OS version (e.g. “Pixel 7, Android 14” or “Fire TV Stick 4K, Fire OS 7”)
  2. Portal type (Stalker / generic / M3U)
  3. What you did (steps to reproduce, even rough)
  4. What you expected vs what happened
  5. If a stream issue: the Stream URL from MENU → DIAGNOSTICS in the player
  6. If a network issue: an HAR export from Settings → Advanced → Request log

Screenshots and screen recordings are gold. Don’t worry about polish — even a paragraph of “hey this broke when I did X” is hugely useful.


Thanks

Genuinely — beta testing is unglamorous work and you’re saving me from shipping bugs to a wider audience. If you find a really weird edge case, I want to hear about it. Have fun!