I’m not very educated about how IPTV works in the background. I have a service that I use that I’m pretty happy with but of coarse they all have their occasional problem so I thought about getting a backup.
I don’t want to spend extra money and just have a service that’s using the same sources. I understand that there are many resellers of services. That’s not what I’m referring to or alluding to.
Any words of wisdom?
I've been told you can look at the port they choose. Idk though, they organize them so differently
I can tell many of them are just restreaming from the same provider. I have two services that recently when NBA TV and ESPN go down on one, both are down on the other. I prefer streaming from a service that has subscriptions from the major cable providers but they are hard to find.
I have one that is pretty good for USA and movies and another one for Canadian and UK with 24/7. There is some overlap sure but I know they aren't streaming from the same source. Right now that's the best I've been able to get going with all the crap that's happened. With all that crap, I've read a lot about some major channel providers not back up so that limits where providers can get their streams from, so theres a lot of overlap which is why I went with 2 different providers offering a different type of service
Honestly it's quite shitty lately. I went to fubo for awhile,obtained through redditbay. The only thing I'm missing is uk local channels.
What is stopping us as consumers from paying a direct source instead of a reseller? Why use a reseller?
Most probably now YES , since a lot of sources shut down , the options stayed few , i have 2 subs a main one and backup ( cloudspal hosting & siptveu iptv ) both have same channels up and down
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Yeah, lots use the same source.
The difference is the provider - own hardware or restreaming from somewhere else.