App setup guide
How to Set Up IPTV on TiviMate IPTV Player
TiviMate is the best-looking IPTV player for TV screens, with a cable-style guide grid. It runs on Android TV, Google TV, Nvidia Shield and Firestick.
- 4 min
- Easy
- TiviMate
- Xtream Codes
Before you start
- Your IPTV Trends login from the activation email (free trial or paid plan)
- Your TiviMate connected to the internet
- At least 10 Mbps for HD streams, 25 Mbps for 4K
Step-by-step setup
Step 1: Install TiviMate
Android TV and Google TV: install 'TiviMate IPTV Player' from Google Play. Firestick and Fire TV: install it with the Downloader app.
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Codes change from time to time. If one doesn't work, open a support ticket and we'll send you the current code.
Step 2: Add a playlist
Open TiviMate, press Add playlist and choose Xtream Codes.
Step 3: Enter your login
Type the Server address, Username and Password, then press Next.
- Name: anything you like, e.g. IPTV Trends
- Username and Password: exactly as written in your email (they're case-sensitive)
- Server URL: the full address including http:// and the port number
Your login arrives by email the moment you subscribe or start your free trial: Server URL, Username, Password and your M3U playlist link. Can't find it? Check spam, or open a support ticket and we'll resend it.
Step 4: Finish and load the guide
TiviMate shows how many channels and movies it found. Name the playlist IPTV Trends and press Done. The guide loads automatically.
Step 5: Optional: TiviMate Premium
Premium adds favourites management, catch-up, recording and multiple playlists. It's bought from the TiviMate developer through the TiviMate Companion app, separately from your IPTV Trends plan.
Troubleshooting
Open Settings → EPG → Update EPG. Large guides can take a couple of minutes the first time.
Copy the Username, Password and Server URL again from your activation email. Most errors come from a missing http://, a missing port number, or a capital letter typed as lowercase. If your trial or plan has expired, choose a plan on our pricing page.
Restart the device and your router, then test your speed: you need about 10 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K. Use a wired (Ethernet) connection where you can, and switch the player's decoder to hardware if the app offers it.