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Chongo94

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I started sailing the seven seas last night with IPTV. And let me tell those that were considering it, do it!

I have access to well, quite honestly, everything. I have access to hbo shows, Apple shows, Netflix shows, paramount shows, Amazon shows, Hulu shows, Disney shows, espn plus, ppv events, peacock shows, and thousands of local channels such as my old hometown local news or local news out of Seattle or wherever.

I have access to UK channels (and shows), European channels, Australian tv, Latin American shows and channels, and of course movies beyond movies. It’s crazy…and all for only one fee for a 12 month subscription.

Oh and also access to all kinds of 4K content including sports.
 

TopFrog

Lifelong Frog
I started sailing the seven seas last night with IPTV. And let me tell those that were considering it, do it!

I have access to well, quite honestly, everything. I have access to hbo shows, Apple shows, Netflix shows, paramount shows, Amazon shows, Hulu shows, Disney shows, espn plus, ppv events, peacock shows, and thousands of local channels such as my old hometown local news or local news out of Seattle or wherever.

I have access to UK channels (and shows), European channels, Australian tv, Latin American shows and channels, and of course movies beyond movies. It’s crazy…and all for only one fee for a 12 month subscription.

Oh and also access to all kinds of 4K content including sports.
Links? Recommendations? What service are you using?
 

Chongo94

Active Member
Links? Recommendations? What service are you using?
There are quite a few out there it seems.

Get a fire stick to make it all easier. The service will provide instructions as to how to get it working but it takes only 5 minutes to get it all going and that includes any downloadable updates for the fire stick.

Make sure your internet is at least doing 50 mbps to ensure good quality.
 
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TopFrog

Lifelong Frog
There are quite a few out there it seems.

Get a fire stick to make it all easier. The service will provide instructions as to how to get it working but it takes only 5 minutes to get it all going and that includes any downloadable updates for the fire stick.

Make sure your internet is at least doing 50 mbps to ensure good quality.
I am trying IPTV Trend on a free trial but getting it on the smart TV is not easy.
 
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hometown frog

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There are quite a few out there it seems.

Get a fire stick to make it all easier. The service will provide instructions as to how to get it working but it takes only 5 minutes to get it all going and that includes any downloadable updates for the fire stick.

Make sure your internet is at least doing 50 mbps to ensure good quality.
Just as a friendly FYI, publicly posting about using Maximus is prob not a great idea from a legal perspective……
 
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Chongo94

Active Member
I am trying IPTV Trend on a free trial but getting it on the smart TV is not easy.
Hey Top could you also edit out the links in your quote post please.

Not sure on the trial and the guide can be overwhelming with so many channels but if you’re using a fire stick, it should be pretty easy as you just plug the fire stick in and use it instead of the actual tv tv.
 

Chongo94

Active Member
Thanks guys, @TopFrog and @hometown frog

@TopFrog if you have any questions or issues just message me and I’ll try to help. I’m not much of a technical wizard but I can try. But I would suggest a fire stick or something like that to use.

I’ve found trying to use most apps on smart TVs themselves is very hit and miss
 
Thanks guys, @TopFrog and @hometown frog

@TopFrog if you have any questions or issues just message me and I’ll try to help. I’m not much of a technical wizard but I can try. But I would suggest a fire stick or something like that to use.

I’ve found trying to use most apps on smart TVs themselves is very hit and miss.

I‘ve struggled to add even the simple Victory Plus app to a couple of expensive new smart TV’s here, but was able to add it to a five year old clunker with a Roku stick out back with no problem. Weird.
 

Chongo94

Active Member
I‘ve struggled to add even the simple Victory Plus app to a couple of expensive new smart TV’s here, but was able to add it to a five year old clunker with a Roku stick out back with no problem. Weird.
Yeah, I think I’ve read that smart TVs, despite the moniker, are very clunky when it comes to integrating apps.

My YouTube tv app works pretty well but even that has problems at times. I think I can run that through my fire stick too but haven’t tried it yet. But am probably going to because as you allude to, it just seems so much easier and with less problems overall. Plus you can use a vpn on a fire stick and Roku I think.
 
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