OTHow Do I Set Up IPTV on an Apple TV?
To set up IPTV on an Apple TV, search the App Store for a player like 'iPlayTV' or 'GSE SMART IPTV PRO'. Once installed, add your playlist using the M3U URL or Xtream Codes API login details we send you.
What You'll Need
- A compatible Apple TV
- A stable internet connection
- An active OTTV plan or free trial
- Your login details (Xtream Codes login or M3U link)
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How to Set Up OTTV on Your Apple TV
App names and menus change between versions. If a screen looks different from these steps, message us on WhatsApp.
- 01
Go to the App Store
From your Apple TV home screen, navigate to and open the App Store application. - 02
Search for a Compatible IPTV Player
Use the search function to find an IPTV player. This guide uses 'iPlayTV' or 'GSE SMART IPTV PRO'. Both are paid apps, so check the current price and required tvOS version on the listing. - 03
Install Your Chosen App
Download and install your chosen application onto your Apple TV device. - 04
Add Your Playlist
Open the app and locate the option to add a new playlist. You will typically be given a choice between 'Add M3U URL' or 'Login with Xtream Codes API'. - 05
Enter Credentials and Stream
Enter the login details we sent you. If the app offers an Xtream Codes login, it is shorter to type than a full M3U link. Once you are logged in, your channel list will appear, and you can start watching.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Apple TV apps in this guide free?
No. iPlayTV and GSE SMART IPTV PRO are paid apps sold on the App Store, and the fee goes to their developers, not to OTTV.
My remote makes typing the URL difficult. Is there an easier way?
Some IPTV apps let you add a playlist from a phone or computer, so check your app's listing or help page. If yours does not, use an Xtream Codes login if the app offers one, because it is shorter than a full M3U link.
