NFPS / Private February Feedback!!!!
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IPTV Private Server (NFPS)
I just installed pvr.stalker.nfps v1.0.3 on my Kodi.
It has the same options than before:
Server (Rocket, NFPS, IPTV66)
Mac address: 6 last digits.
Timezone
Donation number.
It doesn't have any option to enter a password yet.
By the way, how will we know what's our password? Will they send us one? I only got a donation number and access to a website where I can check my MAC address
It has the same options than before:
Server (Rocket, NFPS, IPTV66)
Mac address: 6 last digits.
Timezone
Donation number.
It doesn't have any option to enter a password yet.
By the way, how will we know what's our password? Will they send us one? I only got a donation number and access to a website where I can check my MAC address
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Try this.................you will have to read......................
http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?12594-MAG-and-AVOV-Password-Username-Authentication-Tutorial
Guys I would recommend that before posting, unfortunately you need to do more research on this forum to find the answers to the correct way to set up PVR Stalker. Day 2 for me, I have noticed a marginal improvement of the quality. My TV option had disappeared from main bar. I went into PVR Stalker and disabled it, went back to TV in System and disabled it. I then cleared my cache in TV twice. Went back to enable PVR Stalker and then enabled TV. Loaded fully, but it appears the sequence of channels has changed!
6 Days into February , I can certainly conclude that NFPS have achieved their objective. The service is now 10 X better. Quality has improved and no buffering experienced at all. This product is going to take off however please continue to invest in R&D as the many buffoons who were leaching on your service will find ways to catch up.
Yes, well into February now and the service is much improved. I don't think there were more than a couple of hours of downtime that I noticed through the whole process. The trick may have been having the latest files installed by the end of January, then just staying patient and not fiddling with anything while they sorted out their end.
The security improvements at the papiao site were much needed and should withstand the attacks that were yielding valid donation/MAC combos to the leechers for a while. Some of the complaints about that site are doubtless from frustrated legitimate paid subscribers, and some must be from users who've never paid a cent (or bought from resellers who never paid a cent).
I'm very satisfied with the video quality as well. The 720 x 480 format seems to strike the right balance between definition and bandwidth. My rural ISP would be stretched thin with a true HD video stream and I'd hit the monthly allowance long before the end of the month.
The security improvements at the papiao site were much needed and should withstand the attacks that were yielding valid donation/MAC combos to the leechers for a while. Some of the complaints about that site are doubtless from frustrated legitimate paid subscribers, and some must be from users who've never paid a cent (or bought from resellers who never paid a cent).
I'm very satisfied with the video quality as well. The 720 x 480 format seems to strike the right balance between definition and bandwidth. My rural ISP would be stretched thin with a true HD video stream and I'd hit the monthly allowance long before the end of the month.
