IPTV stands for Internet Protocol Television. Instead of reaching your TV through a cable or a satellite dish, the channels and movies come through your internet connection, the same way videos and music streaming apps work.
How IPTV works
A TV provider sends its channels and on-demand library over the internet. On your side, an app on your Smart TV, TV box, phone or computer connects with your personal login and plays what you choose. There is no dish to install and no cable box to rent.
Live TV and on demand
- Live TV works like normal television: you pick a channel and watch what is on now. OTT Platinum includes 15,000+ live channels.
- Video on demand (VOD) lets you start a movie or an episode whenever you want. OTT Platinum has 100,000+ movies and series.
What you need
- A stable internet connection. See our guide How much internet speed you need for IPTV.
- A compatible device, such as a Smart TV, Fire TV Stick, Android box, phone, tablet or computer. Check the supported devices.
- A subscription, which gives you the login details for the app.
IPTV compared with cable and satellite
IPTV usually needs no installation visit and no long contract, and you can watch on several kinds of screens. On the other hand, the picture depends on your internet connection, so a weak or busy connection can cause buffering. That is why we offer a free 24-hour trial: you can check everything on your own connection before paying.
Try it yourself
The easiest way to understand IPTV is to try it. Ask for the free 24-hour trial on WhatsApp, or see our prices.
Related guides
How to get an OTT Platinum subscription
Step by step: how to try OTT Platinum for free, choose a plan, order on WhatsApp and start watching.
Read the guideWhich devices does OTT Platinum support?
OTT Platinum works on Smart TVs, Fire TV Stick, Android and MAG boxes, Apple TV, phones, tablets and computers.
Read the guideHow much internet speed do you need for IPTV?
The internet speed you need for IPTV in SD, HD and 4K, plus simple tips to stop buffering on Wi-Fi.
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