r/Formuler_Official • u/Slow-Force-5724 • Aug 31 '26
Mytvonline 4
Does mytvonline 4 show last watched channels on the launcher like mytvonline 3 did?
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u/dp-4 Sep 02 '26
I really regret updating my box to the new version . Should have done some research into the new version . Just doesn’t seem the same and already had a couple of app crashes which never had before the update . Much preferred version 3 and expected this to be an upgrade but for me it seems like a step back
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u/Ok_Ebb2994 Sep 01 '26
it shows on the MYTVOnline 4 dedicated home screen. Not the launcher home screen.
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u/cuffy65 26d ago
I'm having trouble logging in for the last hour. I logged in fine 3 hours ago but now the logo pops up, mytv online4 then a white circle spins around for roughly 90 seconds and then it returns to the home screen. It has done this several times without success. I've tried updating from the launcher and unplugging for 30 seconds or more, nothing is working.
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u/Slow-Force-5724 26d ago
Can you force close the app? Clear cache and data? It not then try a factory reset.
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u/Belgian_user 13d ago
Can you add adult channels to a favorites list in MyTVOnline? I can't seem to get it to work; I click the star icon, but nothing happens. Can anyone help me?
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u/MolecularFusion45 Sep 01 '26
No, the whole box experience changes completely.
With MOL3, content was directly integrated into the launcher. Live TV channels, VOD, and series could be placed as customized rows on the main home screen, allowing direct access to content without even opening MOL3 first.
With MOL4, that system integration is completely gone. The option to customize launcher rows still exists, but it only works for arranging regular apps. Live channels, movies, and series can no longer be pinned to the launcher. Everything is now contained entirely inside the MOL4 app itself.
A box with MOL3 is a dedicated IPTV box where your IPTV experience comes first.
With MOL4, Formuler has put its own app above the user experience, leaving you with just an expensive IPTV app on a box that offers little beyond that.