i'm new to the whole IPTV business, so far really enjoing what i'm seeing.
but i wonder: let's say when Game of Throne is on, is it possible to watch HBO at that time? or when a big sport game is on, are the sport channels getting high buffring times because of all the people watching at the same time?
i know it might change from provider to another, but just wanted to hear your general experience with this issue and hear if this is an issue at all.
Xiptv has YES package
I dont watch HBO but i think they have this channel On their website is the channel list Yes they have Hot channels
Well I have been with them for 6 months and yes i do watch israeli sports channels and for most of the time they are ok Most of israeli channels are HD but not full , lets say 720 p Yes most of the other packages are ok and stable but sometimes some sport channels are off but you have big choice for sports if you not bothering for a must english comentatory as sometimes sky uk and bt channels vary on quality from HD they switch to SD depens i think on the server and high demand. They do have full HD russian polish hungarian sports channels wich i think are the most stable I have been witj other providers in the past but i settled with xiptv as for me is stable and for my sports needs is good package Although others like necro have a little better quality on sky sports and bt sports You could get a month and try out but it works cheaper 3 months out to get
Rapid iptv or resellers of them had in the past nearly full israeli package but they only have a handfull of them now. I have tried many providers and xiptv is the only one Perhaps you can contact rapid or a reseller and ask them if they can add more channels? Or stay with xiptv You welcome
Hello, I would give you a fair answer, I think IPTV has been moved to a new level now and every provider knows their max limit of connections that their server can handle. but as u said it all depends on each provider if they keep slots for their customers or they just increase customers but not the servers.