Premium IPTV Provider. $12/mo. 2 Connections. 6000 Channels. All Sports and PPV events. Working EPG. Catch Up TV and More. Guaranteed best service on this page. (Link in Comments)
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i'm doing a day of LiveTVOnline IPTV now... impressions thus far;
on a firestick just a login name/pw - no device info mac nonsense required. unusually large 64mb apk file, gui is firestick remote friendly, landscapes well, airmouse's well, app runs without complaint despite VPN, antimalware and adblocker use which usually means it can tolerate roaming. my guess is registration & paypal is logged to your real ip so you probably don't wanna use a VPN for that part. i don't see any way to pay with bitcoin - so if you wanna remain anon here - forgettaboutit.
one glaring issue with firestick is there's no way to go from livetv preview to fullscreen without an airmouse. there's a separate EPG gui system you can add to your install for free, but even it suffers from the same problem - no way to fullscreen from a livetv preview without airmousing on the preview display box to fullscreen it. the airmouse menu on fullscreen also lacks a back or minimize icon, so you keep having to juggle between your firestick remote and your airmouse to get anywhere. another bug with EPG is once you back out from full screen to preview EPG, your firestick remote stops working on that gui and you have to back out completely and go back into the EPG gui to get your remote working again within that gui - very sloppy for a service that claims to be tv box ready.
live channels have unique 4-digit identities, which i find useful but live channel search seems broken (278 nor CNN found it) despite claiming to have 6700 channel links. finding stuff can be hard because it's not always listed alphabetically within each countries section, only numerically by that id number. like other systems, a lot of the channels are actually radio, another countries stations with added subtitles or video collection streams.
CORRECTION: this gui does have a working favorite tagging system, i just didn't notice it sooner. also nice is some popular channels have their trademark channel thumbnails, making them easier to identify (you guys may wanna redraw the MSNBC, VICELAND, HGTV, CityTV, DiY and many other channel icons - as it's black text on a (clear)black background...)
(non muslim) south east asian channels are missing (HK taiwan japan s.korea), but they have a lot of european channels free systems don't have (portugal spain france germany scandinavia). like most free systems, this paid one will timeout for 3 seconds looking for the station from 5 other sources, then fail, or simply hang, so you may be paying for gui and quantity, not quality. with so many channels, it may take a while to hit gold - i was impressed so many Music Choice channels worked well, while vh1 mtv are under "entertainment" not music. there seems to be a LOT of sports here, sadly that's no my thing. there's a "LATIN" & "CARRIBEAN" section which is a huge jumble of mostly working south¢ral america stations. Israel has a section, but like many free systems most of their channels time out.
movie collection is fair, it seems they only do stuff out in dvd so if you expect cleaned up cams from 2019 you are out of luck. there is no way to organize movies by release chronology.
tv series collection is poor, with a lot of old stuff, and a few new has entire seasons missing on some of the series featured. keep in mind all those video stream channels of various series could make up for some on the lack of on demand library.
conclusion: worth checking out cause it does not do anything evil or buggy during registration or install, gui is clean and logical, account may roam and most of it does work responsively, but you have to decide if it's worth $12/mo for yourself.
while roaming; be advised there is a very limited number of "Low BW" or not "HD" station options, so budget your limited air time accordingly. this app can not globally restrict stream bandwidth consumption unless your device has some form of secondary QoS control, but that could potentially interfere with this apps buffering, so it pays to get a Month first and figure this out. when channels work at all, i've been able to stream them without issue over a 30mbps VPN, which means LTE4G should be fine.
warning: 1-day buys do leave the adults-only channels enabled and the gui does not have a secondary parental control password. there is a parental control buried in the settings, but it simply borrows the one from amazon and i don't want to risk finding out what it does with it, since that's the same code used for online amazon purchases. also be advised this app puts a lot in your bootup, so go into it's setting and disable auto start and epg updating (at least until you are sure you trust this thing).
i'm doing a day of LiveTVOnline IPTV now... impressions thus far;
on a firestick just a login name/pw - no device info mac nonsense required. unusually large 64mb apk file, gui is firestick remote friendly, landscapes well, airmouse's well, app runs without complaint despite VPN, antimalware and adblocker use which usually means it can tolerate roaming. my guess is registration & paypal is logged to your real ip so you probably don't wanna use a VPN for that part. i don't see any way to pay with bitcoin - so if you wanna remain anon here - forgettaboutit.
one glaring issue with firestick is there's no way to go from livetv preview to fullscreen without an airmouse. there's a separate EPG gui system you can add to your install for free, but even it suffers from the same problem - no way to fullscreen from a livetv preview without airmousing on the preview display box to fullscreen it. the airmouse menu on fullscreen also lacks a back or minimize icon, so you keep having to juggle between your firestick remote and your airmouse to get anywhere. another bug with EPG is once you back out from full screen to preview EPG, your firestick remote stops working on that gui and you have to back out completely and go back into the EPG gui to get your remote working again within that gui - very sloppy for a service that claims to be tv box ready.
live channels have unique 4-digit identities, which i find useful but live channel search seems broken (278 nor CNN found it) despite claiming to have 6700 channel links. finding stuff can be hard because it's not always listed alphabetically within each countries section, only numerically by that id number. like other systems, a lot of the channels are actually radio, another countries stations with added subtitles or video collection streams.
CORRECTION: this gui does have a working favorite tagging system, i just didn't notice it sooner. also nice is some popular channels have their trademark channel thumbnails, making them easier to identify (you guys may wanna redraw the MSNBC, VICELAND, HGTV, CityTV, DiY and many other channel icons - as it's black text on a (clear)black background...)
(non muslim) south east asian channels are missing (HK taiwan japan s.korea), but they have a lot of european channels free systems don't have (portugal spain france germany scandinavia). like most free systems, this paid one will timeout for 3 seconds looking for the station from 5 other sources, then fail, or simply hang, so you may be paying for gui and quantity, not quality. with so many channels, it may take a while to hit gold - i was impressed so many Music Choice channels worked well, while vh1 mtv are under "entertainment" not music. there seems to be a LOT of sports here, sadly that's no my thing. there's a "LATIN" & "CARRIBEAN" section which is a huge jumble of mostly working south¢ral america stations. Israel has a section, but like many free systems most of their channels time out.
movie collection is fair, it seems they only do stuff out in dvd so if you expect cleaned up cams from 2019 you are out of luck. there is no way to organize movies by release chronology.
tv series collection is poor, with a lot of old stuff, and a few new has entire seasons missing on some of the series featured. keep in mind all those video stream channels of various series could make up for some on the lack of on demand library.
conclusion: worth checking out cause it does not do anything evil or buggy during registration or install, gui is clean and logical, account may roam and most of it does work responsively, but you have to decide if it's worth $12/mo for yourself.
while roaming; be advised there is a very limited number of "Low BW" or not "HD" station options, so budget your limited air time accordingly. this app can not globally restrict stream bandwidth consumption unless your device has some form of secondary QoS control, but that could potentially interfere with this apps buffering, so it pays to get a Month first and figure this out. when channels work at all, i've been able to stream them without issue over a 30mbps VPN, which means LTE4G should be fine.
warning: 1-day buys do leave the adults-only channels enabled and the gui does not have a secondary parental control password. there is a parental control buried in the settings, but it simply borrows the one from amazon and i don't want to risk finding out what it does with it, since that's the same code used for online amazon purchases. also be advised this app puts a lot in your bootup, so go into it's setting and disable auto start and epg updating (at least until you are sure you trust this thing).