[VU+ Uno4KSE] IPTV Plugins

[pjhpjh79]

Hi All,

I'm looking at setting up IPTV on my new Uno4KSE Box. I'm using the latest Openvix Image.

I've used the Xtream Editor Plugin before, but just wondering what other ways of using IPTV are there for the boxes? And which ones work the best?

 

[Andy_Hazza]

If your providers supports it, you could try suls plugin (0.7.5). Google it. [emoji4]


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[pjhpjh79]

If your providers supports it, you could try suls plugin (0.7.5). Google it. [emoji4]


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Thanks Andy,

I'll give it a google and speak to the Supplier.

 

[spanner123]

If your providers supports it, you could try suls plugin (0.7.5). Google it. [emoji4]


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Now that Suls plugin has been officially 'endorsed' by a vix beta tester Andy maybe it could be added to the feeds?

 

[Andy_Hazza]

I wouldn’t say “endorsed”, the op simply asked of any IPTV plugins available. Its simple enough to download from suls website if needed.


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[twol]

I wouldn’t say “endorsed”, the op simply asked of any IPTV plugins available. Its simple enough to download from suls website if needed.


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...... and works really well (and should for most if not all providers that don't try to avoid it's use), unlike all the apparent issues on Xstream

 

[Andy_Hazza]

...... and works really well (and should for most if not all providers that don't try to avoid it's use), unlike all the apparent issues on Xstream

I agree with @Twol, Suls is very good at what it does.


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[dpullen87]

Just setup Suls, took 10 minutes and its ace. :thumbsup:

 

[pjhpjh79]

Just setup Suls, took 10 minutes and its ace. :thumbsup:

I'm going to give Suls a go over the weekend and see how I get on.

 

[dpullen87]

Download the ipk file from https://github.com/su1s/e2m3u2bouquet/releases/tag/v0.7.5

Ftp the IPK file to your boxes tmp directory and then install from the blue button>Vix>Install local extension and then reboot the box.

Once rebooted you should see the app under plugins, open it up and add a test provider, this will then create a config file in /etc/enigma2/e2m3u2bouquet which is easier to edit to add your provider details in. Once edited save the file back to your box and give it a reboot.

This is what a followed https://www.suls.co.uk/enigma2-iptv-plugin/

 

[twol]

Download the ipk file from https://github.com/su1s/e2m3u2bouquet/releases/tag/v0.7.5

Ftp the IPK file to your boxes tmp directory and then install from the blue button>Vix>Install local extension and then reboot the box.

Once rebooted you should see the app under plugins, open it up and add a test provider, this will then create a config file in /etc/enigma2/e2m3u2bouquet which is easier to edit to add your provider details in. Once edited save the file back to your box and give it a reboot.

This is what a followed https://www.suls.co.uk/enigma2-iptv-plugin/

Thanks - I have nothing to do with SULs, but have to say it really works a treat. Writen by people in the IPTV business who understand what their clients need without imposing restrictions that are only in the providers interest.