TiviMate
A favorite on Android-based screens and sticks, with a tidy guide and room for a short list of favorites per person.
Put IPTV Streaming Services on every screen in the house
A house gets set up one screen at a time. Start with the TV the family gathers around, then fan out to tablets, phones and computers. Every walkthrough asks for the same two things: a player app and the sign-in details from your welcome email.
Before the first screen
Before you put IPTV Streaming Services on a screen
The subscription is the line-up. A player app is only the window onto it, a small program that draws the channel guide and plays the picture.
- The welcome email. It lands about fifteen minutes after checkout and holds everything an app will ask for. Leave it open on your phone while you work.
- A working connection. The screen you are preparing needs the internet, ideally over home Wi-Fi or a cable.
- A player app. TiviMate, IBO Player and IPTV Smarters Pro are the three supported players.
Work through the house room by room: living room first, then the kids’ tablet, then phones, then the desk where homework happens. Planning to watch on several screens at the same moment? Ask support by email first.
IBO Player
Light and simple. A sensible pick for a relative who would rather not wade through settings.
IPTV Smarters Pro
A familiar all-rounder for phones, tablets, computers and sticks, and a comfortable first choice when nobody has an opinion.
Pick your screen
Jump to your device for IPTV Streaming Services
Fire TV Stick plus IPTV Streaming Services, step by step
The little stick behind the TV is the quickest route to a family screen. It slips into any HDMI input and answers to the remote everybody already knows.
- Push the stick into a free HDMI input, switch the TV to that input and follow the prompts until the Fire home screen appears.
- Select the magnifier icon and type the name of your chosen player. TiviMate is a popular pick for this stick.
- Choose Get, let the progress bar finish and press Open.
- When the app asks how you would like to sign in, fill the fields with what your welcome email gave you.
- Let the channel list fill for a minute, then open the guide.
Not every app is offered for every stick. When your first choice is missing, another of the three usually is.
Samsung and LG sets: adding IPTV Streaming Services
Newer sets from both brands carry their own app store, so nothing extra has to sit behind the screen.
- Press Home on the remote and head for the apps area (LG calls its version the Content Store).
- Hunt for IBO Player first. IPTV Smarters Pro is the second choice if your model lists it.
- Launch the player and pick the sign-in option.
- Key in the credentials from your welcome message. A phone remote app helps when the on-screen keyboard feels slow.
- At the live guide, click any channel to check the picture.
App lists change with the model and the year. If the store offers neither player, a streaming stick in an unused HDMI input solves it.
Google TV and Android TV: adding IPTV Streaming Services
Sets and boxes built on Google’s TV platform have a complete app store, so this is one of the gentlest setups.
- Open the Play Store tile on the home screen.
- Say or type TiviMate into the search box and install it. IPTV Smarters Pro works too.
- Launch the player and paste in the credentials from your welcome message.
- Once the guide has loaded, star a few channels so each person can find theirs fast.
Voice search on the remote is the quickest way to enter an app name.
Apple TV: adding IPTV Streaming Services
A natural fit for a household that already keeps its photos, music and messages in Apple’s world.
- Choose the App Store tile and use the search field.
- Find IPTV Smarters Pro in the results and download it.
- Open the app and type in your sign-in details.
- Give the channels and movie shelves a moment to load, then choose something to watch.
An iPhone can act as the keyboard through its built-in Remote feature, which beats typing with the TV remote.
iPad and iPhone: adding IPTV Streaming Services
The kids’ tablet is often the busiest screen in the house, and it needs only a few minutes.
- Open the App Store and search for IPTV Smarters Pro.
- Tap Get, then open it.
- Sign in with the credentials from your welcome email.
- Browse the guide and mark favorites so each person has a shelf of their own.
Once one device works, every other iPad or iPhone follows the same pattern.
Android phones and tablets: adding IPTV Streaming Services
If a phone or tablet can reach Google Play, it can serve as a pocket screen.
- Open Google Play and search for the player you prefer.
- Install it and launch it.
- When it asks for a service, fill in the sign-in fields from your welcome email.
- Open the guide, then try a movie from the library.
Join home Wi-Fi before starting a long film, which keeps mobile data use down.
Windows and Mac: adding IPTV Streaming Services
Whether laptop or desktop, a computer suits the homework desk, the kitchen counter or a second monitor.
- Visit the official page of IBO Player or IPTV Smarters Pro and download the build made for desktops.
- Run the installer, then launch the program.
- Sign in with the credentials in your welcome email.
- Choose a channel and go full screen when you are ready.
Stick to the official download page of the app you choose and ignore links from unfamiliar sources.
MAG box: adding IPTV Streaming Services
Unlike the other screens, a MAG box skips the app store. It connects through a portal address and your box is recognized by its MAC address.
- Connect the box to the TV and the home network, then open its system settings.
- Find the servers or portals section and type in the portal URL given in your welcome email.
- Turn the box over and note the MAC address on its sticker. It is six pairs of characters, such as
00:1A:79:AB:CD:EF. - Restart the box so that it loads the portal, then let the channel list fill.
The portal URL arrives in the welcome email. If the box refuses to load, email support with the MAC address and your checkout email.
When a screen misbehaves
If IPTV Streaming Services stalls on one screen
- Test the connection. Open any other app on the same screen. If that stalls too, the home network is the culprit.
- Restart the app, then the device. It sounds humble, and it cures a surprising share of cases.
- Re-enter the details. A stray space or a wrong letter causes most sign-in errors.
- Swap the player. All three apps accept the same details, so changing takes about a minute.
- Write to support. Name the screen, the app and what you see. Our contact page says which details help most.
Install questions
Installing IPTV Streaming Services: what families ask
Which player apps does IPTV Streaming Services support?
Three: TiviMate, IBO Player and IPTV Smarters Pro. Which one you can install depends on the screen, so take the one your device’s store offers.
Does a MAG box need an app for IPTV Streaming Services?
No. A MAG box relies on the portal address in your welcome email and is recognized by its MAC address, which sits on a sticker underneath.
Must every screen in the house be set up separately for IPTV Streaming Services?
Yes. Each screen gets its own player app, filled in with your sign-in details. Do the living-room TV first and add the rest one by one.
What can I do if my TV has no app store for IPTV Streaming Services?
Add a streaming stick to an open HDMI input, or use a phone, tablet or computer. Any of those can run a player app.
How long does the IPTV Streaming Services welcome email take?
Usually around fifteen minutes after checkout. If nothing has shown up by then, check the spam folder and write to support@iptvstreamingservices.com.
Where do I turn for installation help with IPTV Streaming Services?
Email support with the device, the app and what you see on screen. The contact page suggests what to write, and a practice run with the free trial shows how a setup feels before you buy.