From the Store description:
TVPlayer lets you watch over 60+ Live TV channels on your Windows 10 Phone, Surface and Desktop for free. Try TVPlayer Plus to access 30 premium channels.
New TVPlayer Plus Channels – 1 month free trial, then £5.99 per month:
Lifetime, TLC, Comedy Central, Comedy Central Extra, MTV, Sony Channel, Sony Movie Channel, History Channel, Discovery, Investigation Discovery, Discovery Turbo, Animal Planet, H2, Crime & Investigation, National Geographic, Natgeo Wild, Eurosport 1, Eurosport 2, Nickelodeon, Nick Jr, Nick Jr To, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, Cartoonito, BabyTV
- over 100 hours of premium catchup per week
- no contract
- no adverts
- 1 month free trial
Watch live TV from many of the UK’s most popular channels:
- Entertainment: BBC One, BBC Two, ITV 1, FIVE, ITV2, ITV3, ITV4, ITV Be, 5 Star, Spike, BBC Four, 4Music, Food Network, Travel Channel
- Music: Kiss, Kerrang!, The BOX, Smashhits, Magic, Heat, Capital, Heart, NOW, Planet Pop, Clubland and Channel AKA
- Kids: CBBC, CITV and CBeebies
- Lifestyle: Fashion One, Fashion TV, QVC, QVC Style, QVC Beauty and QVC Extra
- News: BBC News, Russia Today, Al Jazeera, BBC parliament, Channels 24, France 24, News 18, Bloomberg and Euro News
- Desi: Sony SAB, Colors and Rishtey, Zing, &TV and aaj tak
- Religious: Revelation TV and UCBTV
TV Player offers you the following great features:
- Free to use
- Now and Next to see what’s on
- Programme descriptions
- Browse channels within the player whilst watching another channel
- Fully optimised adaptive streaming
- All channels are available on Wi-Fi: some channels are also available on 3G and 4G
It works too, albeit in an all-light theme on AMOLED devices (always a pet hate, though you're in programmes 99% of the time, so it probably doesn't matter?), here are some screenshots:
The interface is generic and cross-platform - this is a UWP app that doesn't look like one, certainly not in full Windows 10 style - and it's all in white! Still the tabs/pivots are there and navigation is smooth... Note the advert for the 'Plus' service at the bottom.
Just select the channel you want and hit 'Play' - it's fast and easy - some channels may require a login (think ITV), but BBC channels start immediately; (right) getting going on the 'Plus' tier.
Video quality looks like 480p to me, so don't expect top resolution on most streaming channels. Still, it'll keep your bandwidth usage low!!
The obligatory Continuum money shot!
You can grab TVPlayer here in the Store.