NFPS / Private NFPS IPTV Channel List Discussion Thread
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yep they're working on them. Still in testing stage remember. They'll get everything straightened out and it will be worth the wait....
the channels id like to see are the Smithsonian channel ,science history 2 and last but not least syfy
I do believe there is enough porn now that my wife will no longer click on the purple monkey on her laptop that loads malware Trojans and viruses on her laptop anymore
if she does then she still the freak she has always been lol
I do believe there is enough porn now that my wife will no longer click on the purple monkey on her laptop that loads malware Trojans and viruses on her laptop anymore
if she does then she still the freak she has always been lol
Thumbs up on that kodi. My wife wants to watch the filipino soap opera. She ask why too many porn and none of her channels. Lol
this question should have been asked in the mag forum...but here's how
http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?103-How-to-update-firmware-on-MAG-250
http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?103-How-to-update-firmware-on-MAG-250
It will go down at times when it comes outta this testing mode. That's a given with any iptv service.
I would not call this 'alot' thou, as it is now.
It will never been down 'alot'
i'm just hoping they have ch open for a week or two before they go live with it so we can actually see what they have to offer
Sort of a different group than the old satellite testing days or even IKS. Being down was an every day occurrence in the "card" days and with IKS Thursday was the big ECM day. IPTV is a refreshing change and you can have more than one server to choose from in case one of them gets overloaded. I am very happy with what we have now and look forward to the time when this becomes a full time service and has real HD.
Rome wasn't built in a day: patience is the word.
If any of you are new to testing TV and don't know what came before this technology you would be amazed at what the costs were for "free TV!" Dish Network or Direct TV boxes, programmers to program the card the boxes used, a satellite dish, several spare cards in case one or your got locked by an ECM, later in the game you could buy your own unlocker. It was a real hobby and became rather expensive. We loved the challenge though. IKS was a little easier and somewhat less money, but you had to pay for the service. Mind you that payment was just a pittance compared to what you would pay every month to Ver**n or Com**st. and their selection was not as good anyway.
IPTV is an exciting new service which will continue to evolve.
Patience
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You dont... Thats the nature of the beast... There are no guarantees in this business, but IMO, its a winning bet!
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