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1 Minute Installation Guide
Installing IPTV M3U links or Xtream Codes on an Android TV player or Smart TV can vary slightly based on the specific app or device you
are using. Below are general instructions that you can adapt to your situation:
For M3U Links:
1. Download an IPTV Player App:
- Visit the Google Play Store on your Android TV or Smart TV.
- Search for and install a reliable IPTV player app such as TiviMate, IPTV Smarters, or Perfect Player.
2. Obtain Your M3U Link:
- Use IPTV package M3U link we will send you on purchase of a package. This link is usually provided in the form of a URL.
3. Open the IPTV Player App:
- Launch the installed IPTV player app on your device.
4. Enter M3U Link:
- Look for an option to add playlists or add an M3U link within the app.
- Enter the M3U link provided by us for your IPTV package.
5. Refresh or Restart:
- Refresh the playlist or restart the app to load the channels.
6. Enjoy Streaming:
- Once the M3U link is successfully added, you should be able to browse and enjoy the available channels.
For Xtream Codes:
1. Download an IPTV Player App:
- Visit the Google Play Store on your Android TV or Smart TV.
- Search for and install a compatible IPTV player app, like IPTV Smarters or XCIPTV.
2. Get Xtream Codes Details:
- Use the Xtream Codes details we will provide you on purchase of a package, including the server URL, username, and password.
3. Open the IPTV Player App:
- Launch the installed IPTV player app on your device.
4. Enter Xtream Codes Details:
- Look for an option to add an Xtream Codes playlist or provider.
- Enter the Xtream Codes details provided by us for your IPTV service package.
5. Refresh or Restart:
- Refresh the playlist or restart the app to load the channels.
6. Enjoy Streaming:
- Once the Xtream Codes details are successfully added, you should be able to browse and enjoy the available channels.
Always ensure that you have the necessary permissions to install third-party apps on your device, and be cautious about the sources of
your IPTV links to avoid potential security issues.