Catalogue
What You Can Watch on TREX TV
What the catalogue covers, what quality to expect on your hardware, and why we will not print a channel list we cannot stand behind.
Read this before the numbers. We are not going to list broadcaster names, league names or film titles as marketing. TREX TV supplies a player and a subscription line and holds no distribution rights it can show you, so naming them would be a claim we cannot stand behind. If you need one specific channel, ask us before you buy and we will tell you plainly whether it is carried.
What the catalogue covers
| Category | What it means in practice |
|---|---|
| Live channels | More than 20,000 entries across general entertainment, news, sport, film, documentary, music, religious and children’s programming. |
| On demand | More than 150,000 films and series episodes, browsable by category rather than as one flat list. |
| Regions | Channels grouped by country of origin, so you can pull up a single market rather than scrolling everything. |
| Quality | SD through to 4K, at whatever the source carries. 4K is H.265/HEVC and needs a device that decodes it in hardware. |
Why we do not publish a full channel list
Two honest reasons. First, a static list on a web page goes out of date within days — channels are added, renamed and removed constantly, and a stale list is worse than none. Second, publishing a list of broadcaster names as a sales pitch is exactly the claim we are not in a position to make.
The live list inside the app is always current. The 24-hour trial is the way to see it — you get the same catalogue a paid line does, so you can look for the specific things you care about before spending anything.
Quality: what to expect
| Stream | Codec | Your device needs | Bandwidth |
|---|---|---|---|
| SD | H.264 | Anything | 1–2 Mbps |
| HD 720p / 1080p | H.264 | Anything from the last decade | 3–8 Mbps |
| 4K | H.265 / HEVC | Hardware HEVC decoding | 15–25 Mbps |
If 4K channels stutter while HD is smooth, your device is decoding in software — see hardware versus software decoding. Bandwidth figures are per simultaneous stream; the full explanation is in how much speed HD and 4K need.
Guide and catch-up
Programme data arrives with the line. On an Xtream Codes login it comes automatically; on a flat M3U you add a separate EPG URL. Catch-up, where a channel supports it, is addressed by programme, which is why it needs guide data to work at all — see catch-up TV and, if the guide is blank, EPG not loading.