An M3U is the simplest form a playlist comes in: a single link that holds your channels and, often, films and series. Paste it once on our website and every device you activated shows the same organised library, with posters, folders and a place that remembers where you stopped.
Technically it is a text file with stream addresses; practically it is the one link your provider sends you. Livaro reads it, splits live TV from films and series, groups everything into folders and fetches artwork and descriptions. The difference with Xtream Codes is mainly what travels along: an Xtream login usually includes the programme guide and catch-up, while an M3U sometimes needs a separate guide source from your provider.
Typing a long link with a TV remote is nobody's idea of fun; that is exactly why the link goes in through the website and the TV only needs a refresh.
Yes. m3u_plus is an M3U with extra information per channel, such as logos and group names. Livaro reads both and uses the extra data when it is there.
No. The playlist is linked to your device via the website; each activated device fetches it itself. Add it once, refresh everywhere.
If the link stayed the same, just refresh in the app. If you received a new link, upload it again via livaroplayer.com/upload for the same MAC and refresh.
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