We do not host any content
Teleora does not host, store, upload, transmit, record or re-stream any video or audio on its servers. Teleora only lists links to streams that are publicly available on the internet. When you play a channel, the stream is delivered directly from a third-party server to your device.
Where the links come from
Channel links are collected automatically from the open-source iptv-org playlist. Teleora does not create these links and has no control over the servers that provide the streams, what they broadcast, whether they are online, or whether they are allowed to be viewed in your country.
Movies
The Movies section lists full films that their owners have published on their own official YouTube channels, and films in the public domain on the Internet Archive. Each movie plays in that service's own player, with the owner's settings and ads. Teleora does not upload, copy or host any film, and lists only channels run by the companies that hold the rights. If a movie is listed that should not be, email us and we remove it.
Radio
The Radio section lists public stream addresses from Radio Browser, a free, community-maintained directory of internet radio stations. Stations stream from their own servers; Teleora does not host, record or relay any audio. Station owners can ask us to remove a listing at any time.
Books, audiobooks and Dailymotion films
Books come from Project Gutenberg and audiobooks from LibriVox; both are public domain in the United States, and copyright rules differ between countries. Book texts are shown unchanged with the Project Gutenberg licence. Films from Dailymotion are limited to verified partner accounts and play in Dailymotion's own player. Any title can be removed on request.
Archive: silent cinema, lectures and archive films
The Archive section lists public-domain silent films, films kept by national archives (such as the US National Archives through FedFlix and the Prelinger Archives) and full university lecture courses shared by Yale, MIT and Berkeley under Creative Commons licences. All of it is stored and played by the Internet Archive; Teleora hosts nothing and removes any title on request.
Retro games
Games in the Games section run inside the Internet Archive's own in-browser emulator and are played from the Archive's servers. The Internet Archive is a registered library and provides these emulation collections itself, removing titles when rights holders ask. Teleora does not host, copy or distribute any game, and removes any title on request.
Names, logos and trademarks
Channel names, logos and trademarks belong to their respective owners. They appear on Teleora only to identify each channel. Teleora is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any channel or broadcaster listed on the site.
Your responsibility
Laws about watching online TV differ between countries. You are responsible for making sure that watching a channel is legal where you are. Do not use Teleora to watch content you are not allowed to watch.
No guarantee
Teleora is provided “as is”. Channels can stop working, change, or be removed at any time. We do not guarantee that any channel is accurate, available, suitable or lawful, and we are not responsible for the content of third-party streams or websites.
Requests to remove a channel
If a channel on Teleora uses content you own, email contact@teleora.cc with the page address. We remove verified requests, usually within 48 hours. Details are on the DMCA & removals page.
Last updated 16 September 2026.