Iptv down again
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mob
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Go into iptv app..
Settings menu Mac is there at top..
Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk
pabloescaban
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no because you can download the free version to try for 5 days as you'll have a new mac and therefore be a new customer.
If it drastically improves performance, it'll be worth paying the 5 Euro for the app
pabloescaban
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he's already registered and paid for his wifi mac address, now he wants to try the lan, which will be a different mac.
He'll have to remove the smart iptv app
connect the lan and download the free trial of smart iptv app, try it for a week, if then he prefers that, he'll have to pay again, if not, he's already registered with the wifi so it's just a matter of unplugging the lan and uploading the playlist again
He'll have to remove the smart iptv app
connect the lan and download the free trial of smart iptv app, try it for a week, if then he prefers that, he'll have to pay again, if not, he's already registered with the wifi so it's just a matter of unplugging the lan and uploading the playlist again
biff2005
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all he has to do is connect through lan cable and restart iptv app
http://siptv.eu/faq/
My MAC address has changed after I switched to another connection type.
Each TV has 2 MAC addresses (1st is WiFi, 2nd is Ethernet) and a 2nd MAC is activated automatically after you switch to another connection type and restart the app. MAC address is unique for every TV and cannot be changed manually.
http://siptv.eu/faq/
My MAC address has changed after I switched to another connection type.
Each TV has 2 MAC addresses (1st is WiFi, 2nd is Ethernet) and a 2nd MAC is activated automatically after you switch to another connection type and restart the app. MAC address is unique for every TV and cannot be changed manually.
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biff2005
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userlee5267
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some of these tv's struggle with iptv as the processors in the tv are crap
RustyMG
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LG smart tv's are getting horrific write ups on forums due to the ridiculously low RAM they put in their tv's. Opinion is there simply isn't enough RAM to used any of the apps as you constantly get thrown out or they freeze or crash.
I have 3 LG tvs, so it's not sour grapes, but I won't buy a smart one from them due to this issue.
I have 3 LG tvs, so it's not sour grapes, but I won't buy a smart one from them due to this issue.
Depending on how many wi-fi networks are in your area, you may be suffering from collisions.
Here's a link to the last free version of inSSIDer 3.1.2.1.
Run it on your wireless network on a windows client then change your wireless channel on your router to the channel that is least congested. (eg, if you run app and there's a lot of hotspots on channel 11 and only 1 or 2 on channel 1 or 6, change your own channel from 11 to 1 or 6).
Here's a link to the last free version of inSSIDer 3.1.2.1.
Code:
https://mega.nz/#!kAEwXKQR!dVIVX9PdkxtFYn0YO9IFnAlDUsEGDQ-26zffgsp3mpoRun it on your wireless network on a windows client then change your wireless channel on your router to the channel that is least congested. (eg, if you run app and there's a lot of hotspots on channel 11 and only 1 or 2 on channel 1 or 6, change your own channel from 11 to 1 or 6).
I’m on 6 now. People are on 11 or 1. Nobody else on 6 here.
Have you tried switching to 5GHz band instead of 2.4GHz. If it's a Bee T router, try turning off "Smart Setup" A lot of the ISP routers have both 2.4GHz & 5GHz networks on same SSID. Try changing SSID's to <yournetworkSSID>_24 for the 2.4GHz and set the SSID to <yournetworkSSID>_5 for the 5GHz network
I’ve got 5 GHz but need to check if the LG tv can pick it up. I’m thinking it’s only 2.4 compatable...
Is router in same room? To be honest, the ISP supplied routers are garbage. Had both sly and bee t routers and they both suffered random disconnects. Went out and bought another router (TP-Link) and had no bother since. Not an ideal solution as it's going to cost you more. Can you borrow another router of someone. If you sure the lines are OK, that's the way I'd go.
Did your lines provider state you don't need a VPN? Possibly ISP is blocking servers you streaming from?
Did your lines provider state you don't need a VPN? Possibly ISP is blocking servers you streaming from?
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It’s one of those BT infinity Routers with the blue glow. The range is fairly average. I once had a Net Gear and you could pick up my connection from the far side of two fields. The neighbors asked how am I managing it, told them I didn’t know.
Had no issues today on channel 6. I’m looking to extend the signal though.
PS router is in an upstairs bedroom at the other side of the house. Might look into this.
https://m.shop.bt.com/products/bt-whole-home-wi-fi---twin-pack-092099-D543.html?src=2
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