Creating my own IPTV service

by 1863_v2

Hey all, new to the sub.

Im looking into creating my own IPTV service, and i was hoping that some of you lot could point me in the right direction of what to buy, and who from.

I've got a fair bit of experience in running services, opsec, using linux, etc, and running my own IPTV channel is something thats interested me for a while.

If i was to create my own service, to watch sports (BT + Sky Sports) and some VOD stuff as well, what would i need? VOD would more than likely be doable using a third party such as a NAS running Plex and Radarr, however i'd like to know what i'd need to live tv, such as sports.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks :)

beefcake116

I really feel that if you can’t figure this out yourself, you probably don’t have the skills to make your own IPTV service

FastoNoSQL
plurkstar

The best option is to be a reseller. Try a few services..Go for whichever service you like. Most of them have reseller options and you can make a profit. Its not easy to start your own iptv service because its a lot of work and on top of that, you also have to be worried about legal issues with all the channels. Stick with reseller for best option.

androiduser420

https://xtream-ui.com/ is where you will get the new open source xtream codes to run the panel.

thesaint2000

I posted same thing a year ago in this forum,Take no notice of what they say most of them here on this site to promote their own,They will try their best to put you off doing it as you will be their competitor.

Its really easy to do once you get your pannel and server set up, most of the channels that you can buy come from china and i buy mine in blocks anywhere from $1.50 To $2.50 per channel,keep in mind that most people dont want 800 international channels they just want sports and movie channels.

Don't be a reseller because you have no control over sources I paid 2 kids in univercity to set mine up gave them $12 an hour tax free they were happy.

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