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Setting up IPTV on your smart TV

Samsung, LG or another brand: how to set up IPTV on your smart TV, and what to do if your TV has no suitable app.

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A smart TV is the most natural place to watch IPTV for many people: big screen, no extra box. Whether that works depends mainly on your TV's operating system and the apps available for it.

Which system does your TV run?

  • Samsung: Tizen OS, with apps from Samsung's app store.
  • LG: webOS, with apps from the LG Content Store.
  • Sony, Philips, TCL and others: often Android TV or Google TV, with the Google Play Store.

How it works

  1. Open your TV's app store.
  2. Search for 'IPTV player' and see which apps are available for your model.
  3. Install an app that supports your service's login method.
  4. Open the app. Some show a device code or MAC address to link via a website; others let you sign in directly.
  5. Enter your details and wait for the channel list to load.

Older or limited smart TV?

Older smart TVs sometimes stop receiving app updates. A separate media player such as a Fire TV Stick, Android box or Apple TV connected via HDMI is then the easiest solution.

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