Beta • Developer • Channel Codes
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Developer: theEndless
Non-Certified Channels on Roku
Channel | Name | Description | Code | Details |
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![]() | The Dwellings TV | Live, Local TV via Internet. 18 Channnels of over-the-air tv delviered via internet to your device. No antenna needed. | 2TJ6VL9 | Details |
![]() | Endless Podcast | ITunes Podcasts is now Endless Podcasts. | itpc | |
![]() | Airy.TV | Airy TV is the entertainment destination for watching 100% Free TV, Movies, Comedy, Anime, Sports, all your entertainment in one place. Free TV made simple. | XDTHQLV | |
![]() | Twoku | An Improvable™ Twitch app for Roku. | twoku | |
![]() | Free2View TV Project | Select channels from Free2View TV are now available on ALL Roku devices! | 6DRC595 |
Listed below are no longer available on Roku. No channel code exists.
Nowhere TV [MIA/RIP early 2019]
One of the best & first non-certified/private channels on Roku. Nowhereman Roku developer had a number of channels. The nowhereman website is gone as are his channels.
M3U Black [RIP Jan 2018]
Built for parsing RSS/M3u feeds without ADS. A public “ad-infested” red iptv player channel was approved for the public channelstore. When Roku removed the public channel for guideline issues, the private channel was removed by the developer.
Q: Do we have the source code for any of these channels? On GitHub?
A: No.
Q: What are non-certified channels? How to +ADD?
A: For channel developers to beta test their channel to a limited audience. Developers should not attempt to grow their audience or promote their channel until after it has been made public.
Non-Certified channels can only be installed on a Roku device by using the channel’s dedicated access code (e.g. “FG324”) provided by the developer of the channel, and therefore are not found in the Roku Channel Store. Non-certified channels may be used by channel developers for testing, or to limit access to their channel to a smaller set of our users. Users should take caution when using non-certified channels.
Note: We will not list any “questionable” channels. If you find any channel issues, post/share in the comments.
Q: How do I add a non-certified channel to my Roku player?
A: To download and install a non-certified channel:
- Go to my.roku.com on your computer or smartphone.
- If prompted, sign in to your Roku account.
- Under Manage account select Add channel with a code.
- Enter the channel access code received from the channel provider and select Add Channel.
- Acknowledge the warning message that appears:
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Q: How do I “Build a complete Roku channel in 5 minutes or less!”
A: Visit Instant TV Channel for Roku.
Instant TV Channel is a cloud-based tool for Roku developers and content providers that shortens development time and eases maintenance after deployment.