I have the above box and there's some guy (a colleague of mine knows him) that offers paid IPTV services.

He told me that he sells Mag equipment with preinstalled encryption software (installed by him). I told him that I already have a Mag254 so in order to avoid the initial cost I asked him if I could send him my Mag so he can set it up and send it back to me.

I was a little worried though, because this Mag will be connected to my home network. Couldn't he (if he wanted) install malicious software to gain access to my network (pc, laptop etc.)?

Is something like that easy to do? Do you think it's risky sending my equipment to a stranger and then connecting it to my network? Is there some kind of check I could do after I get it back to make sure nothing malicious is installed?

Thanks in advance and sorry if I come off as a total noob regarding hacking. It's because I am. :)

H.265 has several big advantages over H.264, including better compression, delicate image and bandwidth saving.

Using VLC

Looking for NHL(TSN 5, Sportnet Ontario[GO SENS]), UFC. I want 60fps.

Big selection of VOD movies(maybe tv shows if possible) would be nice.

Hi, looking for an IPTV service with HD (720p) & Turkish TV channels. I found SOFTIPTV I am trying the free trial out and it seems ok. Just want to know if there's any other ones before I commit.

I'll be installing on Kodi (Android box) or a Redline TS2500 HD plus box (is this like a MAG 250?)

I'm new to all of this so i'd appreciate your help.

Thank you.

Can someone please point in the direction of ipguys. I feel like its bit of troll at this point. I've googled it. It looks like a sham. I see an indian site and facebook link.

Every inch of this subreddit talks about them, can't see a link. I looking for a provider, a reliable one. I bought a box. The providers I found on google all have some sort of problem after I've reviewed them. I don't know who to trust.

This is for a university common room environment. Needs are HLS and a remote control to change streams. Prefer wired as opposed to wireless. Any ideas?

Hello, I'm searching for an IPTV french services with 70$/12months maximum. Any idea ? thanks.

Hi, I'm new to IPTV, and I'm looking for a provider with criteria:

• Content: I want Formula 1, English Premier League, Serie A and Champions League, all in HD (720p is good, 1080p is not a must have)
• Price: around $15/month
• Location: anywhere suitable for my US connection of 100Mbps
• Reliability: very reliable
• Multiroom support: yes
• Watching on MAG254 and PC

Could anyone give me a recommendation?

Hi, for the ones who has a RapidIPTV account like me should have already notice that they are with some issues this last week. I haven't noticed any problem on channels yet but both their websites are not working properly. I do love the service, and I use to recommend to everyone but I'm a bit worried now after this issues.

My 1st quest is, should I be worried or this doesn't seems to be anything special and there is no problem if I keep recommending it?

And the second question is, can I use my account in different places/IP's at different times?

I have tried both SmoothStreams and SportsAccess. While they both offer MLB Network, the channel is frequently hijacked during prime time to show live games from other sports (NBA mostly it seems). They both must source the channel from the same place as the feeds are identical in this respect.

I appreciate the focus of these networks is covering every game but are there other providers out there that will provide reliable 24/7 MLB Network? I don't want to rely on simple channel lists as obviously that hasn't served me well in the two providers I have tried.

I live in Canada, all I need is Canadian and US TV. I see all tbese packages with 500+ channels, but only 100 of those are English. Probably only 10 of those Canadian. The rest US and UK. I don't even need UK honestly.

Angone have any recommendations?

Preferably that includes:

• the basics (RAI/Italia 1/Canale5)
• sports (Sky/Premium)

Looking for a good stalker service with a good selection of UK channels. Ipguys for the UK would be awesome ;)

I watch USA, MSNBC, TBS, TNT, FX, National Geographic, A&E, and the History Channel

Bought a month over at Flawless but their US supplier has continuous major issues with channels, so I am on the hunt.

I (plus a few friends) are looking for LA or NYC local channels as well as having most of the other channels available in HD. SKY UK must offer the BBC, ITV, C4, C5 channels as well as the rest of the content in HD. Sports not a priority but SKY F1 and Tennis Channel would be a nice to have. International channels not needed.

Not looking for 1080p but stable 720p. Bad weather is no excuse (this is what Flawless are blaming their instability on).

Thanks.

Hello everyone , please help to find a portal with the Scandinavian channels are viasat hockey hd viasat sport hd etc!!!??

Looking for a good provider to replace Rapid IPTV with swedish and us channels(like abc, cbs, nbc, fox news etc).

Since Rapid IPTV had VERY good quality HD channels i want something of similar quality.

Ideas, suggestions?

I am new to IPTV services, and not really happy with my current provider. The service has deteriorated over the last month (excessive buffering) and the EPG is spotty and incomplete. Here is the situation, I am located in South Korea with a screaming internet service of 500Mbs to the exchange. Currently I have a Roku3 and an Amazon Fire Stick, the service is via Kodi (Simple PVR). Looking for something that will work on either the Roku or the Fire Stick with a complete (or as complete as can be) EPG. English language service is primary, USA and Europe. Any recommendations would be appreciated, and would also like to test it first if available. Thank you in advance for the assistance.

I'm looking for a kodi add on or iptv service for kodi that has mtv canada or us on it. I have a couple plug ins that have mtv UK but I cannot find any Canada or us. I would prefer a free plug in but would consider paid. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thank you!

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