Step-by-step setup guides for playlists, portals and the program guide.
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IPTVnator can fill in plots, cast, artwork and trailers for the movies and series in your own playlists using The Movie Database. What it sends, what stays on your device, how to switch it on, and how to use your own API key.
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When a film exists in more than one of your Xtream Codes playlists, IPTVnator shows a Sources chip. How to compare the copies, switch mid-film without losing your place, pin a preferred playlist, and let the app switch on its own when a stream dies.
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Save a movie or a whole season from your own Xtream Codes or Stalker source to disk with the desktop app, follow the queue, resume interrupted transfers, and watch from the offline library without a connection.
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Turn the desktop app into a TV you can zap from the couch. Enable the remote in the settings, scan the QR code with any phone on the same Wi-Fi, and switch channels, jump to a number and see what is playing, without installing anything.
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Import an M3U or M3U8 playlist into IPTVnator from a URL, a file or pasted text, keep it updated, and attach an XMLTV program guide. Covers channel groups, catch-up attributes, EPG matching by tvg-id, and the usual reasons a playlist or guide does not load.
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Add a Stalker portal to IPTVnator step by step. Which URL shapes work, how the MAC address is normalized, what device IDs and serial numbers are for, how IPTVnator detects the portal type, and what the usual refusals mean.
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Connect an Xtream Codes API provider to IPTVnator step by step. What the server URL, username and password are, how to test the login, how to paste the message from your provider, and what to do when the portal refuses to connect.
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Learn how IPTVnator uses XMLTV data to display current and upcoming programs alongside your live TV channels.
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