IPTV on LG and Hisense Smart TVs

Store ratings for these apps weren't clearly shown on the LG and Hisense stores, so we don't list them. SmartOne is our first choice because it handles Xtream Codes, the full TV guide and catch-up. SS IPTV is the free option if you're happy to use an M3U link. App prices are set by the app makers and can change; we don't sell or include these apps.

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   On an LG TV (webOS)

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      Press Home on the LG remote.

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      Open Apps (called LG Content Store on older models).

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      Search for SmartOne, NET IPTV or SS IPTV.

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      Open the app page and select Install, then Launch.

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   On a Hisense TV (VIDAA)

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      Open the VIDAA home screen and go to My Apps.

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      Open the VIDAA Store and search for SmartOne or NET IPTV.

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      Select Install.

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      Open the app from Apps Home.

App availability depends on your TV model and country. Can't find an app? Send us your TV model on WhatsApp and we'll tell you which one works.

SmartOne and NET IPTV link your login to your TV through its MAC address, a code the app shows on screen. You add the login once on the app maker's website, from your phone or computer, so there's no long typing with the remote.

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   Open the app on the TV and note the MAC address (or device ID) it shows.

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   On your phone or computer, open the app maker's website and go to the page for adding a playlist.

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   Enter the MAC address, then your Xtream Codes details (server, username, password) or paste your M3U link.

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   Save, then close and reopen the app on the TV. Your channels and TV guide load.

SS IPTV uses your M3U link, which we send with every subscription.

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   Open SS IPTV and go to Settings.

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   Open Content, then External playlists, and select Add.

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   Enter a name and paste your M3U link, then select Save.

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   Go back to the main screen and open your new playlist tile.

Sound but no picture on a channel? Your TV may not support that channel's video format. Try the HD or SD version, or message us and we'll check it.

• Use an Ethernet cable for 4K if your TV has a network port. On Wi-Fi, use the 5 GHz network.
• Close the app fully and reopen it if channels stop loading.
• Keep the TV's software updated from its settings menu.
• Switch to the HD or SD version of a channel if your connection slows down.
• Older TV or slow app? A Fire TV Stick or an Android TV box plugged into the TV is usually smoother. See IPTV on Firestick and IPTV box and Android TV.