just want to know if can transfer and use my current rocket iptv service from my mag 254 to a Beelink BT3 Pro II ?, and if i can, where can i find instructions for making the transfer, thank you.
mag 254 and Beelink BT3 Pro II
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sure you can , but that Beelink will not have an iptv application onboard (like your mag did).
You would have to use an addon such as IPTVXtra
http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?...a-Video-Addon-for-Kodi-17&p=238104#post238104
or
the Kokaleka TV, which is much simpler.
http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?40838-Official-IPTV-Android-App-for-all-services-Kokaleka-TV
You must remove any MAC that may be attached to your code, to use either of those applications.
You would have to use an addon such as IPTVXtra
http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?...a-Video-Addon-for-Kodi-17&p=238104#post238104
or
the Kokaleka TV, which is much simpler.
http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?40838-Official-IPTV-Android-App-for-all-services-Kokaleka-TV
You must remove any MAC that may be attached to your code, to use either of those applications.
hi crazed 8.4, the Beelink BT3 Pro II is a windows platform box and those addon links appear to be for android, will they work in a windows box? or can you suggest other alternatives, thank you for your help.
Load the VLC Media Player (for windows) onto the Beelink.
Then get an m3u Playlist from the server. Then put the Playlist (hardcopy) onto a USB stick and play that thru the VLC and Beelink
Or get the m3u Playlist URL and enter that URL onto the VLC and then that will connect to server. and no need for a 'hardcopy' of the Playlist.
This explains how to get the Playlist or the Playlist URL (its for Rocket service but nfps and iptv66 will be similar).
http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?27179-How-to-get-a-Rocket-Playlist
Perfect Player is another media Player that may have a version for windows, but the one version I had tried did not work so well on windows
Then get an m3u Playlist from the server. Then put the Playlist (hardcopy) onto a USB stick and play that thru the VLC and Beelink
Or get the m3u Playlist URL and enter that URL onto the VLC and then that will connect to server. and no need for a 'hardcopy' of the Playlist.
This explains how to get the Playlist or the Playlist URL (its for Rocket service but nfps and iptv66 will be similar).
http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?27179-How-to-get-a-Rocket-Playlist
Perfect Player is another media Player that may have a version for windows, but the one version I had tried did not work so well on windows