What does IPTV mean?

 IPTV is a system by which television services are distributed using the protocol suite of the Internet, through a network that transmits data packets, similar to how the Internet works. Thus, instead of being delivered via the traditional terrestrial signal, via cable or satellite, TV content is transmitted via the Internet.

 IPTV services are divided into three main categories: live television, with or without interactivity, which transmits TV shows in real time; television with differentiated programming, which includes reruns of past shows and the ability to replay current shows from the beginning, etc.; and video on demand (VOD), where viewers can access a catalog of videos independent of the TV schedule.

 IPTV is distinguished from Internet television by the ongoing standardization process (e.g. standards proposed by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute) and preferential deployment in telecommunications networks used by subscribers, with high-speed access via a receiver or other communications client (hardware or software).

If I don't have a Smart TV compatible with the applications used, how can I watch the channels?

 If you do not have a smart TV that allows the installation of the necessary applications for receiving IPTV channels, such as: Smart IPTV, Net Iptv, Smartone Iptv, IPTV Extreme, etc., we suggest you purchase a dedicated IPTV receiver or Amazon Fire Stick (this is the best performer, has a remote control and can be connected to any TV through the Hdmi port ), tablet, phone, etc.

 We remind you that the service is not compatible with Google Chromecast, because it does not support the streaming format used.

What is the necessary internet speed to watch IPTV?

 To ensure a seamless IPTV experience, we recommend a minimum internet speed of 25 Mb/s for 1 device, opting for a more generous internet plan such as 100 Mb/s ensures that you can support multiple devices simultaneously without affecting the quality of the IPTV service.