ClipBox v1.6.2 [UnTouched Official]

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ClipBox v1.6.2 [UnTouched Official]
Requirements: Limited 7.0+
Overview: Movies and TV shows in up to 4K Ultra HD, cast straight to your TV, on your phone, tablet, Android TV or Fire TV. No subscription, no account, no trial – and nothing to pay, ever.

Free 4K Streaming Without Limits
Movies and TV shows in up to 4K Ultra HD, cast straight to your TV, on your phone, tablet, Android TV or Fire TV. No subscription, no account, no trial – and nothing to pay, ever.

Great Features
Everything, in up to 4K, for free

Enjoy unlimited movies & TV shows completely free-no subscriptions, sign-ups, or hidden costs.

Up to 4K Ultra HD
Streams play at the highest resolution the source offers – up to 2160p – and you can pin your preferred quality so playback starts there every time.

Smart source selection
ClipBox ranks the available streams and picks the best one automatically, falling back to another the moment one stalls.

Chromecast casting
Beam any title to a Chromecast in a single tap. We support native Chromecast support like no other.

DLNA & smart TVs
Not just Chromecast: ClipBox streams to DLNA and UPnP receivers too – most smart TVs, consoles and set-top boxes – with subtitles carried across.

Android TV & Fire TV
Install it straight onto an Android TV, Google TV or Firestick and drive the whole app – browsing, playback, subtitles – from the remote. See TV support ?

Subtitles that actually line up
Subtitles are found automatically, translated into your language on request, and timed against the audio so they stay in sync. Size, colour, outline and offset are all yours – even while casting.

Personal watch list
Build a private library of what you want to watch next, synced across devices with your account.

Watch history
Keep track of your history, your history is automatically synced with your account.

Auto resume
Closing the app mid-episode is fine, ClipBox remembers the exact second. Automatically resume where you left off.

Picture-in-picture
Watch while you multitask. Float your video over any app and keep watching while you reply to messages, browse, or work.

No tracking, no data selling
No Firebase, no third-party analytics, no ad-profiling SDKs. The only usage data is anonymous, stays on our own server, and is never sold or shared. An account is optional and needs no email address.

Gestures & built-in updates
Swipe for brightness, volume and seeking, double-tap to skip. And when a new version lands, ClipBox tells you and updates itself in a couple of taps.

Designed for the way you actually watch
An interface designed to disappear, leaving only what matters on screen.

Beautiful lightweight design, smooth on every device
A polished dark theme, using adaptive material design
Runs on Android 7 and everything newer
Engineered for smooth, responsive performance without stuttering

Find anything in seconds
Recommendations weighted by what you actually watch and favourite
Optimized search indexing for lightning-fast results
Unlimited library of titles through a variety of sources

Smooth, accurate, and effortlessly on the big screen
Powered by ExoPlayer Media3. Our player feels native, because it is. Cast straight from ClipBox to a Chromecast, or to any DLNA smart TV, with subtitles carried across. No quality loss, no extra hardware or software, no lag between tap and play.
Adaptive bitrate that rarely stutters
Frame-accurate scrubbing and native rendering
Automatic failover to another source if one stalls
Chromecast, Google TV and DLNA smart TVs – up to 4K
High and adaptive bitrate while casting

100% Free – There is no competition
Why pay a subscription for less? ClipBox gives you up to 4K, on every screen, for nothing.

Just Another Developer Who Lied & Added A PayWall

What’s New:
VERSION 1.6.2
Proper changelog
-On a TV, you no longer get stuck in the side menu after scrolling down to the ad on a page.
-On a TV, the home, films and series pages now also show an ad halfway down, besides the one at the bottom.
-On a phone, the home screen now also shows an ad halfway down, besides the one at the bottom.
-On a TV, pressing OK on an ad now opens it, just like the Open ad button. A TV without a web browser opens it inside ClipBox: the arrows move a pointer, OK clicks and Back closes.
-On a TV, the Skip intro, Skip recap and Skip credits buttons now sit further in from the bottom and the edge of the screen, where they are easier to see.
-Several servers play in 4K again: they had quietly started choosing their HD stream first. Titles they have in 4K now start in 4K on devices that can play it.
-Servers that start a 4K film slowly no longer give up before the first picture arrives. The first time a film is played there it can take up to half a minute to start, and then it plays in 4K.
-Fixed a server sometimes choosing a broken low-quality stream instead of the real one, so that film would not play.
-Fixed some error messages appearing in English instead of your language, such as when there are too many attempts or when payments are unavailable.
-Improved security of your account: changing your password now signs you out on your other devices, and creating a new recovery code asks for your current password.
-Signing in on a TV with your phone now reminds you to only approve a code that is shown on your own TV.
-Fixed some erotic films still appearing in search results and suggestions with adult content turned off.
-Fixed the remote not being able to reach the password field when signing in on a TV in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Urdu.
-Fixed the remote only reaching the first column of titles on TV category pages in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Urdu.
-Fixed pressing left from Play on a TV title page in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Urdu jumping to the back arrow instead of the next button.
-On a TV, pressing up from Play or Pause in the player now goes to the server button instead of the back arrow.
-Fixed a few spelling mistakes in the Portuguese and Spanish translations.
-Fixed a crash that could close the app while subtitles were being synchronized automatically, most often during music or scenes without speech.
-Fixed the player freezing and closing partway through a film when subtitles were added automatically, most often on Android TV boxes.
-Fixed the remote not being able to reach the skip forward, skip back and previous or next episode buttons in the player on Android TV and Fire TV. Pressing left or right would fast forward or rewind instead of moving between the buttons.
-On a TV, switching server while a video plays now puts the highlight on Try another server, so the remote can reach it.
-Fixed the app running out of memory and closing on Fire TV Sticks and other devices with little memory, both while browsing and when a video starts, where playback could stutter, go black and close the app.
-Fixed the app closing at startup on some Android TV devices that cannot store encrypted settings.
-Fixed the app closing on devices where subtitle translation could not download its language files.
-Fixed every video failing to start for viewers using the app in Serbian.
-Fixed the player closing when starting a video on some older Android TV boxes.
-Fixed the app closing on some TVs when showing the welcome message, the support page or certain servers.
-Fixed the app closing on Fire TV when moving on to the next episode.
-Fixed a few rare crashes on specific TV models.
-Fixed the app closing when choosing a profile picture on Fire TV and other devices without a photo picker.
-Fixed the app closing on some Android 7.1 TV boxes when a short message appeared.
-Fixed the app closing on some TCL TVs, and on some Android 8 tablets during playback.
-Fixed the app closing when importing some zipped subtitle files, and on some phones when the server list was very short.
-Fixed a crash at startup on some devices, related to subtitle translation.
-Fixed older and less well-known movies and series not showing up in search, even when typing the full title.
-Fixed a trailer sometimes playing instead of the episode or movie you picked.
-Fixed the featured titles at the top of the screen and the rows staying almost empty when parental controls are on.
-Every category now has the same shelves and search box as the Networks and Studios pages, so you can narrow a genre down or search inside it.
-Updated the servers under More languages and added new ones, and fixed a case where one of them could offer a different movie than the one you picked.
-Fixed the app freezing and closing on Android TV boxes the first time a video was started.
-Videos start noticeably faster on Android TV and Fire TV.
-Fixed music notes in subtitles showing as strange characters such as â™ª during songs.
-Fixed messages at the bottom of the screen appearing as an empty grey bar on Android TV.
-Sharing a title on a TV now shows a QR code you can scan with your phone, and so do the community links.
-The welcome message on a TV now fits the rest of the app, starts on Not now, and its Telegram and Signal buttons can be reached with the remote.
-Subtitles move up above the controls when you pause, instead of running through the progress bar.
-Playback speed on a TV is now chosen from a list.
-The keyboard no longer opens by itself on the TV account screen, and the remote now lands on the button you came from.
-On a TV the support page now opens with the question box selected, so one press of OK starts typing, and its back button is highlighted like every other button.
-In a cast member’s details on a TV, pressing down into Known for now lands on the first title instead of the last one on screen, and Follow us on Telegram more is no longer cut off by its highlight.
-On a TV the frosted menu and buttons now fade to the new colours along with the featured title, instead of jumping.
-On a TV the rows further down the home screen are loaded in advance, so scrolling down no longer shows empty rows filling in.
-The interface size on a TV now matches the size that is selected. On a new install it was drawn one size larger than the one ticked, and Tiny looked the same as Smaller.
-On a phone you can now switch to the TV interface, new or classic, in Settings under Interface, and switch back the same way.
-Better automatic subtitles for older films. Subtitles made for the DVD, which can run many seconds out of step with the version you are watching, are no longer chosen over ones that match. Finding Nemo in Dutch was one of them.
-Subtitles are found much faster, most noticeably on TV boxes.
-Automatic subtitle syncing no longer slows down Android TV boxes and Fire TV sticks that are too slow to run it.
-Server 1 now plays in 4K when the film has it, instead of sometimes settling for 1080p.
-Zoom and Fill now also fill the screen for films that have black bars in the picture itself, instead of seeming to do nothing.
-On a TV, the server, quality and episode lists in the player now sit on a solid panel, easier to read over the video.
-The Back button now takes you straight out of the player while the ad before a video is showing.
-VIP now comes in two packages: VIP, and Founders with more devices and extra perks. A VIP can upgrade to Founders by paying the difference.
-Your package shows as a badge on your account and in the corner of your profile picture, on a TV in the side menu too, and the app tells you as soon as it is active.
-Set a display name for your account, shown in the app instead of your username.
-Get VIP is now easy to find, under your account in the menu and in Settings.
-The menu is tidier: a compact logo at the top, with your account and ClipBox VIP below it as two matching cards.
-On a TV, ClipBox VIP has its own gold crown button in the menu, between Account and Settings. Once you have Founders it steps aside; your package stays under Account.
-On a TV, the VIP screen starts on the VIP package, has separate buttons for paying with crypto and for a Bitcoin voucher, a button to open the payment in the TV’s browser, and names the right voucher amount for the chosen package.
-On a TV, the app now opens straight with the screen size setup instead of asking which interface to use; the classic interface is still available in Settings.
-Sign in on a TV with your phone: the TV shows a QR code and a short code, you confirm on your phone, and the TV signs in by itself without typing a password. On your phone, find it under Account, Sign in on TV, where you can also scan the TV’s QR code straight from ClipBox. The camera is only asked for when you tap Scan QR code.
-On a TV, the account screen starts on Display name, which now shows its highlight.
-Titles without any artwork now get a coloured background on the TV details page instead of a black one.
-Search finds more mistyped titles, such as held-down keys (“avengersssss”) and small typos across words.
-The ad before a video now counts down to closing only once the ad is actually on screen, so a slow ad is still seen, and the countdown shown on a TV now counts down properly.
-The menu slides open more smoothly.
-Choosing a VIP package is quicker: both packages side by side with their price, one list showing what the chosen one includes (swipe it left or right to switch package), and the payment options right below. It also works before you sign in.
-The account screen has icons for each option, and both screens show an arrow when there is more below.
-On a TV box without a browser, paying for VIP shows a QR code to finish on your phone.
-A VIP payment that is still waiting is cleared from the screen after 3 hours, so you can start a new one.
-Redeeming an Azteco voucher is simpler: Bitcoin voucher opens our own voucher page, where you enter the 16-digit code and we redeem it for you and check that it arrived. No address to copy and no other site. On a TV, scan the QR code to open the same page on your phone. A new button shows where to buy a voucher, and a Bitcoin voucher (from €25) gets you Founders.
-A VIP can upgrade to Founders at any time: the menu, Settings and Account (on a TV too) now offer the upgrade, not only the screen right after paying.
-Both ways to pay for VIP have an info button that explains the steps in plain words, laid out step by step with the important words in bold. The first time you choose a way to pay, it shows by itself.
-Each VIP package now lists its own profile status: an exclusive VIP or Founders badge.
-The voucher option says clearly that only an On-Chain Bitcoin voucher works, not a Lightning one, and that it must be worth 25 in your own currency (€25, £25, CHF 25, $25 and so on). The button to buy one opens Azteco’s list of online shops for your country.
-The terms and the privacy policy now cover advertising and paying for VIP and Founders.
-On a TV, the VIP screen no longer keeps loading the QR code forever after you leave it and come back, and the Founders upgrade shows as a proper card with what is left to pay.
-Choosing a VIP package feels nicer: the package cards now respond to your tap, and the VIP screen explains that making an account is free and quick.
-On a TV, the player’s controls are laid out more cleanly: everything lines up, the times sit at the two ends of the progress bar, and the title is easier to read.
-On a TV, the player is now always shown in landscape, even when the rotation lock on your phone is set to portrait.
-Fixed the short ad before a video sometimes closing before it appeared, or not appearing at all, on slower phones and connections.
-The ad before a video now says it is loading, instead of showing an empty screen.
-On a TV, the ad before a video has an Open ad button that opens it in the TV’s browser, or shows a code to scan with your phone when there is no browser.
-On a TV, changing the interface size no longer changes the size of the subtitles.
-Subtitles now move up out of the way of the controls, on a phone as well as on a TV.
-Fixed choosing an episode in the player, and moving on to the next episode, closing the player and returning to the details page.
-The previous episode button is dimmed on the first episode, where there is nothing to go back to.
-On a TV, the play button changes to Resume as soon as you come back from watching.
-On a TV, sign-in and account errors are shown in your language, and Back while creating an account returns to signing in instead of leaving the screen.
-On Fire TV, less work in the background during playback.
-On a TV, the remote can no longer get stuck inside the welcome message when it has buttons in it, and the Back button now closes it.
-On a TV, the menu now sits along the side of the screen for everyone. Prefer the bar at the top? Switch back any time in Settings.
-The OK, Cancel and Default buttons of the subtitle colour picker on a TV now show the same highlight as every other button.
-The subtitle colours on a TV are now twelve clearly different colours instead of mostly pastel shades that looked alike.
-The parental controls PIN pad is no longer partly covered by a message, and its keys line up.
-Lists, settings and filters fade out at the edges instead of being cut off, and pressing down at the end of a list no longer jumps into the menu.
-Search suggestions show titles that start with what you typed first.
-You can see which devices are signed in to your account and sign any of them out.
-The top of the home screen on Android TV shows its featured title much sooner after starting the app.
-Signing in is faster, and the sign-in and create-account buttons show that they are working.
-Fixed the trailer button on Android TV opening YouTube without playing the trailer.
-The My List button on the featured title at the top of the screen now shows a tick when the title is saved, like on the title page, and saved and favourite buttons show a white ring instead of a dark circle.
-The player now shows what a stream carries: the quality button adds HDR, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos or 5.1 when the stream has them, the quality menu lists the video and audio format, the audio menu names each track’s format and marks the one playing, and the server list shows it for servers you have already tried. Dolby Digital and Atmos audio is passed straight to your TV or soundbar when it supports it.