Enter the three details from your provider once, and Livaro does the rest: your channels appear in folders next to a programme guide, and your films and series get posters, descriptions and a continue-watching row. No file juggling, no manual sorting.
Xtream Codes is a login format many IPTV providers use: a server address, a username and a password. Compared with a plain M3U link it usually carries more: the programme guide, catch-up where your provider offers it, and a catalogue that is already split into live TV, films and series. If your provider gave you those three details, this page is for you; if you got a single long link instead, you have an M3U and the setup is just as easy.
Channels land in folders with a day-by-day programme guide next to them, when your provider supplies guide data.
Posters, ratings and descriptions are fetched automatically, so browsing feels like a streaming service instead of a file list.
Livaro remembers where you stopped, per film and per episode, and syncs it to your other activated devices if you enable sync.
Where your provider supports it, you can watch back and plan recordings to your device or a USB drive.
Check the server address first: it must include http or https and any port number, exactly as your provider sent it. Then the username and password, which are case-sensitive. If all three match and it still fails, ask your provider whether the line is active.
The programme guide comes from your provider. If they do not supply guide data for a channel, Livaro has nothing to show there; the channel itself still plays normally.
Yes, you can save multiple servers and switch which one is active in Settings, Servers & content. One playlist is active at a time.
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