TV on Every Screen, Everywhere.

As IPTV brings global programming to your TV through the internet, the need for a satellite dish is eliminated. To be eligible, a high-speed internet connection of at least 15 Mbps is required.

We provide a 7-day money-back guarantee. If you are dissatisfied with the service, you can request a refund and we will process it within seven days.

Certainly, EPG coverage is available for 80% of our channels. If you experience any challenges with the EPG, feel free to reach out to us for assistance.

Using H.264 technology, IPTV stream sizes typically hover around 8 Mbit. When switching channels the H.264 protocol may spike briefly before displaying the picture, so we recommend a minimum connection of 16 Mbit, rising to 30 Mbit for HD channels.

If a channel pauses, open another channel and then return to the original one. A pause usually comes from a brief interruption in transmission that makes the software halt temporarily.

First verify your network connection, restart your router and device, and reconnect. If your network is stable, check whether your account is being used on another device at the same time.

Each subscription is designed for use on a single device. To watch on several devices at once, we suggest a separate subscription for each device.

Your subscription becomes active when you receive your activation credentials by email, and runs for the full period from that moment.

Use a speed test such as speedtest.net several times at different times of day. A stable minimum speed of 16 Mbps is required for optimal performance.

Occasional freezing on certain channels is usually temporary, and our engineers work continuously to resolve it. Common causes are fluctuations in your internet, your box or app setup, your ISP, temporary channel outages, and weekly server maintenance.

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Buffering is usually caused by low internet speed or other people using your bandwidth. Connect your device to the router with a LAN cable or power-line adapter, move it closer to the router, or change your Wi-Fi channel. Pausing for 10–15 seconds and resuming often helps too.