Originally, Kodi was known as XBMC (Xbox Media Center), with some of its codebase dating back to XBMC 2008. Plex, a more user-friendly offshoot of Kodi, was created as a media platform with a different approach. Unlike Kodi, Plex is not open-source, and its providers maintain strict control over its products, meaning that it’s not[…]
The M3U list is a text file format which contains information regarding the channel list such as the name of the channels, the URL of the channel source and channel reference number divided to different groups of countries for the ease of access. M3U is the most used format for all IPTV devices. How to Use an M3U The VLC media player[…]
IPTV, or Internet Protocol Television, is rapidly becoming the preferred alternative to traditional satellite and cable subscriptions for viewers across the globe. As technology advances, IPTV offers an affordable, flexible, and innovative way to access television content. By delivering TV channels through the Internet protocol (IP) rather than traditional methods like satellite or cable, IPTV[…]
