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IPTV stands for "Internet Protocol Television". In simple terms, it means watching television through your internet connection instead of a traditional antenna or cable.
The signal is sent through the network in small packets of information. You need an internet connection, a compatible device, and an IPTV player app to decode these packets and show you the channels.
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The device you use has a big impact on your experience. Discover our analysis of the best devices for streaming IPTV without issues.
No extra devices needed. Convenient, but can be limited by the TV's processor.
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A good application is essential for a perfect experience. We analyze and recommend the best ones for each device.
Your internet provider can see everything you do. A VPN hides your activity, prevents blocking, and allows you to access content from other countries. It is an essential tool.
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For standard definition (SD) channels, a connection of 5-10 Mbps is usually enough. For high definition (HD) or 4K, you will need a more stable and faster connection, ideally 25 Mbps or more, to avoid buffering.
EPG stands for Electronic Program Guide. It shows you what is currently playing and what will be on next for each channel. Most premium services include one, and for free lists, you can often add a public EPG link in your app's settings. We have a full guide on this topic.
