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Televixy – IPTV on your own clock, from night shift to early start

Smart IPTV on a Samsung or LG TV: upload by MAC, then watch late

Smart IPTV, often written SIPTV, suits the person who wants the television itself to do the work: no stick, no box, just the set and its own remote, ready when you come in at 23:50 or get up at 04:45. It is in the Samsung store for 2022 and later TVs (Tizen 6.5 and up) and runs on LG sets with webOS 3.0 or newer. There is no login screen. The playlist is uploaded against the TV’s MAC address on the developer’s website, from a phone or laptop. It is a deliberately small player, built around live channels and a guide, with fewer extras than the Android players.

Keep these within reach, whatever the hour

  • A Samsung TV from 2022 onward (Tizen 6.5+) or an LG TV on webOS 3.0 or later
  • A phone or laptop with a browser, for the upload
  • Your Televixy M3U link from the activation message
  • After the app’s 7-day trial: a one-time activation for that TV, paid to the app developer

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Getting it ready for the hours you watch

  1. Check the set is new enough

    On a Samsung, the model and software details sit in the support section of Settings; the app is listed for 2022 and later sets on Tizen 6.5 or above. On an LG, the TV information or About this TV screen shows the webOS version, which needs to be 3.0 or newer. An older television is better served by a stick or box plugged into it.

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  2. Install it from the TV’s own store

    Find Smart IPTV in the television’s app store, install it and open it once. The screen shows the television’s MAC address. Photograph it or write it down, colons included, because the rest of the setup happens on another device.

  3. Upload the list from a phone or laptop

    In a browser on that other device, open siptv.app/mylist. Type the MAC exactly, paste the M3U link into the URL field and, if the page offers a Keep online option, tick it, so the TV fetches the list fresh each time the app opens rather than holding a one-off copy. Then send it.

  4. Ask for listings at the same time

    If the upload page shows a Detect EPG option, tick it so the app looks for guide data to match your channels. Where listings still do not appear after a restart, message us on WhatsApp and we will tell you which guide source suits your account.

  5. Restart the app on the TV

    Close Smart IPTV completely and open it again. Channels load from the uploaded list in the groups the list defines. The first open after an upload is slower than later ones.

  6. Know what this player carries

    Because Smart IPTV reads a playlist rather than an Xtream login, plan on live channels and the guide. Catch-up and browsable films and series depend on what the list carries, and in practice a plain M3U brings live channels. If catch-up for what aired while you slept matters to you, use an Xtream-login player on another device, or ask us what suits your model.

  7. Let the television handle quiet viewing

    Smart IPTV keeps its own menus short, so the TV does the rest. Both brands keep a sleep timer in their time or timer settings. Many recent Samsung and LG sets send sound to Bluetooth headphones from the sound output menu, and the picture mode or backlight setting dims the screen for a dark room.

  8. Activate once the trial ends

    After 7 days the app asks for a one-time activation, made at siptv.app/activation for that one set. The developer of the app receives it, not us, and it is unrelated to your Televixy term.

Sorting it out yourself at any hour

The list uploaded, but the TV shows nothing

Restart the app first. Then compare the MAC on screen with what you typed, pair by pair: a single slip means the list went to an address that is not your set.

Channels play but the guide stays empty

Upload again with Detect EPG ticked if the page offers it, then restart. If the rows are still bare, ask us for the guide source that matches your account.

Listings stop part-way through the night

The app may be holding an old copy of the guide. Close it fully and reopen so it fetches fresh data, and keep the list set to stay online.

Every program is an hour out

Check the TV’s own clock and time zone, set to automatic where offered, especially after daylight saving changes.

The MAC on screen no longer matches

If the television has moved between Wi-Fi and a network cable, reopen the app and compare the MAC it shows with the one you uploaded against. If it differs, upload the list again to the address now on screen.

The app suddenly asks to be activated

Its 7-day trial has run out. Activate it at siptv.app/activation and the list normally comes back as it was. This is separate from your Televixy term, which has its own end date and never renews by itself.

Other players that take the same login

A login ready at whatever hour you get in

Message us on WhatsApp when your shift ends: activation takes under 15 minutes, a month starts at $15, and nothing renews unless you buy another term.

Smart IPTV (SIPTV), asked and answered

Are Smart IPTV and SS IPTV the same app?

No. They are separate apps from separate developers whose names are easy to mix up. Smart IPTV uses the MAC upload described here, while SS IPTV loads playlists its own way. Either can play a Televixy M3U link, so use whichever your TV store carries.

Is the activation fee part of my Televixy plan?

No. It is a one-time payment per television to the developer of the app, due after its trial. Your Televixy plan is bought separately on WhatsApp, from $15 for a month, and nothing renews by itself.

Can I watch last night’s programs in Smart IPTV?

Plan on live channels and the guide in this app. Catch-up depends on the playlist carrying archive information, which a plain M3U usually does not. For catch-up on a Samsung or LG, a player with an Xtream login is the better route where your model offers one.

Will it run on my 2019 Samsung?

The current store listing covers 2022 and later Samsung TVs (Tizen 6.5+). On an older set, an external device such as an Android TV box or a Fire OS stick is the dependable route.

Can a second TV in the house use the same account?

Yes. Install the app on that set, upload the same M3U link against its own MAC, and pay the developer’s activation for it once the trial ends. Two televisions playing at the same moment count as two connections, so the plan needs at least two.

Why does the list go on a website instead of the TV?

Typing a long link with a television remote is slow and easy to get wrong, so the app ties the list to the set’s MAC address and lets you paste it from a phone or laptop. The TV then collects it when the app opens.

Can I follow a match that airs at 03:00 on Smart IPTV?

Live, yes: the channel plays whenever it is on, at any hour. If you expect to drift off, set the television’s sleep timer before kick-off. For watching it later instead, see the catch-up answer above.

Do I upload the list again after buying a new term?

Normally not. The link stays the same, so once the new term is active the television picks the list up again the next time the app opens. Upload again only if we send you a different link.