Copy the full link
Use a complete HTTPS URL for a playlist or supported direct-media file.
Start with the exact HTTPS source you chose, follow the checks below, and contact us directly when you need more help.
Use a complete HTTPS URL for a playlist or supported direct-media file.
Paste the link into the field on the initial “Open your world” screen.
Confirm the structure, security ratio, and any visible findings.
Open the declared library or a supported media entry when you are ready.
Explicit HTTPS links that return recognizable playlist content rather than a webpage.
Direct HTTPS media URLs supported by Apple’s AVPlayer on the device.
Insecure HTTP, embedded credentials, DASH/MPD, and webpage video extraction are not supported.
Buz World keeps validation errors visible so you can correct the source instead of guessing.
Confirm that the URL begins with https://, contains no embedded username or password, and has no spaces. Buz World does not rewrite shorthand names into provider URLs.
The destination may have returned HTML, an empty response, or an unsupported body. Open the exact URL in a trusted browser to verify that it returns M3U/TXT content and that any redirects remain available.
Check that the selected URL is HTTPS, remains available in your region, and uses a format supported by AVPlayer. If the entry declares several sources, try another visible source option.
Leave fullscreen, confirm that iOS Rotation Lock is off, then open fullscreen again. Both portrait and landscape layouts are supported where the selected media allows them.
Removing Buz World from the device removes its app container, including recent inputs, preferences, and the current playlist cache, subject to standard iOS backup and restore behavior.
Include your device model, iOS version, the screen where the issue appears, and the exact on-screen message. Remove private tokens or credentials before sending.