Setup guides
Set up Box Seats on your device
Pick your device and follow the step-by-step guide. Most run the Box Seats app itself; the rest — Samsung, Hisense and Toshiba TVs, and iPhone — use a free player against the same subscription.
Windows · macOS · Linux
PC (Windows / Mac / Linux)
Runs Box Seats itself as a desktop app — no emulator, no third-party player.Download Box Seats
macOS (Intel + Apple Silicon)One universal build for both Macs · needs Java 17
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Linux installer.deb for Debian and Ubuntu · bundles its own runtime
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WindowsNeeds Java 17 already installed
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Windows, self-containedLarger download, but Java is not required
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Pick your platform above and download it.
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On macOS and Windows, install Java 17 first (adoptium.net), then open the downloaded file. The Linux .deb brings its own runtime instead: sudo apt install ./boxseats-latest-amd64.deb. If you would rather not install Java on Windows, take the self-contained download at the bottom of the list, unzip it anywhere and run BoxSeats.exe.
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Install VLC as well (videolan.org) — Box Seats uses it to play. The app says so if it cannot find it.
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Open Box Seats and sign in with the username and password from your activation email. There is no server address to enter — the desktop app connects to Box Seats directly.
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IPTVnator (github.com/4gray/iptvnator) or VLC with the M3U link from the same email both still work, if you would rather not install the Box Seats app.
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