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IPTV explained

The words and features you meet when you set up IPTV, each explained in plain English with a link to the setup.

23 articles

IPTV comes with its own vocabulary: M3U playlists, Xtream Codes logins, EPG guides, catch up, multiview, portals and MAC addresses. None of it is difficult, but it is rarely explained clearly. This section does that.

Start with what IPTV is and how it works, then the two login formats (M3U and Xtream Codes) and the TV guide. After that come the features that make IPTV feel like premium TV: catch up, recording, multiview, favourites and parental controls. Practical articles cover paying safely, renewing without losing your settings, cancelling the right thing, and the TiviMate Premium and Companion apps.

Each article ends with a link to the matching setup or fix guide, so you can go from understanding a term to using it in a couple of clicks.

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IPTV explained: questions

No. You need your login and a player app; the rest helps when you want features like catch up, recording or multiview, or when something needs fixing.

M3U is a playlist link; Xtream Codes is a server login that loads channels, groups and the guide automatically.

The electronic programme guide: the TV listings shown in your player.

A feature that lets you play programmes that already aired, on channels that support it.

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