Best PAID Legal IPTV Service

[Puff 4]

Hi guys,

 

I'm looking for options for a reliable PAID IPTV service to use with Emby.

 

I have used Villo in the past and that worked pretty well.

 

But I'm trying to build a list and guide for setting up IPTV properly on Emby.

 

So looking for all the options that have been tested and known to be reliable.

 

Any assistance and information that can be provided will be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks.

Edited November 27, 2018 by Puff

[jachin99 87]

Thats probably going to be really hard to find.  What you might be able to do is find a legal TV provider like USTV Now, and use something like this script to create a m3u list from their streams.  It requires python but here is the link.

 

https://github.com/mathsgrinds/ustvnow-iptv-m3u-playlist

[nyplayer 90]

Hi guys,

 

I'm looking for options for a reliable PAID IPTV service to use with Emby.

 

I have used Villo in the past and that worked pretty well.

 

But I'm trying to build a list and guide for setting up IPTV properly on Emby.

 

So looking for all the options that have been tested and known to be reliable.

 

Any assistance and information that can be provided will be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks.

 

If you have HDHomeRun connect or Quatro tuners … see below plus you can record it in EMBY.

 

https://www.silicondust.com/premium-tv/

[jachin99 87]

That is probably the best out of the box solution but those tuners still won't give you a m3u list of streams, and you just add the tuners via the live tv setup interface in your server settings.

[Riggs 302]

You can use sling tv or fubo tv

 

Pay services, but legal.

 

I use fubo instead sling because they have more cloud space.

 

Nice is some plugin can be added to Emby with of those. 

 

 @@Luke @@ebr

[SHSPVR 120]

Thats probably going to be really hard to find.  What you might be able to do is find a legal TV provider like USTV Now, and use something like this script to create a m3u list from their streams.  It requires python but here is the link.

 

https://github.com/mathsgrinds/ustvnow-iptv-m3u-playlist

 

Ture but even this still 100% illegal under Digital Millennium Copyright Act unless USTV Now provide the m3u plug-in list them self to support that 3rdparty apps, beside don't you have constantly update this because they are moving the Streaming IP around to new address all time, To me the HDHomeRun is better way to go just need better selection channel and it was really sad they lost 8 really good channel, Oh don't be surprise when loses access as they start lock down the TV Streaming service force you used web site view or mobile app.

[raghuraji 0]

On 27/11/2018 at 17:54, Puff said:

Hi guys,

 

I'm looking for options for a reliable PAID IPTV service to use with Emby.

 

I have used Villo in the past and that worked pretty well.

 

But I'm trying to build a list and guide for setting up IPTV properly on Emby.

 

So looking for all the options that have been tested and known to be reliable.

 

Any assistance and information that can be provided will be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks.

Hey,

There are lots of paid iptv service providers have on currently online market with affordable prices with secure streaming,

Edited November 29, 2024 by CBers
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[pwhodges 1752]

I note that the link you offer has a large red disclaimer near the top saying that they are not guaranteeing that the services mentioned are legal (which was the OP's request).

The law around IPTV varies according to country; in some places (UK) it may be illegal to use it if unlicensed content is offered; in others (US) it is not the users but the providers who will be chased up and prosecuted.  Details here.

Paul

[SHSPVR 120]

32 minutes ago, pwhodges said:

I note that the link you offer has a large red disclaimer near the top saying that they are not guaranteeing that the services mentioned are legal (which was the OP's request).

The law around IPTV varies according to country; in some places (UK) it may be illegal to use it if unlicensed content is offered; in others (US) it is not the users but the providers who will be chased up and prosecuted.  Details here.

Paul

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