Any recommendations for iptv with multiple streams at once. It’s mainly for wife and kids ( cartoons, lifetime, and Wwe network needed ). The plan is to run it on a second gen fire-stick.
Any recommendations for iptv with multiple streams at once. It’s mainly for wife and kids ( cartoons, lifetime, and Wwe network needed ). The plan is to run it on a second gen fire-stick.
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IPTVSubs has an entire Children section. I wouldn't recommend a Fire Stick, though, if you expect a problem-free experience. I mean, you'll still have problems, but a powerful device makes a difference.
You can get a free 1-Day trial on our website, https://iptvsubs.is/ . Near-instant activation.
Whatever you end up with you can customize any service either through the app on the device or with an online service like xtream-codes. Disable categories and channels you don't watch, even create new categories for "kids" and "wife" and move only the channels you want to those categories and disable the rest. Makes it much easier to sift through than having 100 channels to sift through in the guide. This won't work with MAG or StbEmu though, only apps that take m3u links.
FYI vaders will give you up to 5 streams and you can also watch online via web browser which is nice. Most services only give you one, maybe two streams included.
You're looking for say multiple streams for the ones you mention? (cartoons, lifetime, and Wwe network needed)? Or list with those streams with stability?
Those with stability as well as for example one stream running WWE and another running Cartoon Network
What I’m looking to do is replace cable and be able to have at least three streams running simultaneously. I already have a fire stick coming. I have older Mboxes running Android 4 w Kodi ( Very laggy probably won’t use these much more) and a roku Tv. I had planned on getting something else but after seeing that post maybe I should also get two boxes
How easy is it to use ?
What’s the monthly price for setting up two TVs ?
Basically, all iptv providers have similar programming now so it doesn't matter which you go with. All have the stations you listed.
Some providers are more reliable than others though. Generally speaking, the high you go in picture quality (higher bitrate) providers tend to be a bit less reliable than SD providers.
This is a very generic comment though and any iptv provider can degrade at any time. But we find we see less support emails with people who are not as picky about HD.
Another difference right now between providers is vod and catchup. Some providers trump others in this field as well.
But when it comes to channel lineups, especially for English content, it really doesn't matter.
Your iptv experience and the "wife friendly" will greatly rely on the method of connection or the device you choose rather than the actual provider these days (as long as you get a good one, there are many!)
Don't assume the firestick will meet all your iptv needs. Check out a post a few hours ago here..
https://www.reddit.com/r/IPTV/comments/71ee1f/nonexpensive_alternative_to_firestick/
It's not what people like to hear, and if you're a tech guy tinkering is great fun. But to put something into the living room for the family is a whole different beast in my opinion.
But it's worth giving it a try! Try out some free trials first if you can!