Get the main screen running before worrying about the rest.
One device takes a few minutes to set up properly; every device after that repeats the same short process. This page covers the login format, the quick version for any device, and the specific screen-by-screen steps for each one.
Three steps, before any device-specific detail
Get the login from an order or the trial
Either one sends the same kind of activation details — a link, or a username/password/server set.
Put a compatible player app on the device
Most Smart TVs, streaming boxes, and phones already have one available in their own app store.
Enter the details and open a channel
The full lineup loads on its own once saved — no manual channel-by-channel setup.
What actually arrives in the activation email
One of two things: a single web address (an M3U link), or a username, password, and server address (Xtream Codes-style). Which one shows up depends on the player app in use, not on the plan length chosen — either format is entered once per device, into whichever field the app calls "add playlist" or "login."
Pick your device
Smart TV
Samsung and LG sets take a compatible player app directly from their own store — the screen already in the living room on matchday.
Android TV
A Google TV or Android TV box reads the same login through any Play Store player built for it.
Fire TV & Firestick
Amazon's Appstore covers most setups; a sideloaded player fills in on the rare device where it doesn't.
Android Phone & Tablet
The same login opens on a phone or tablet exactly as it does on the TV — useful for a match on the move.
iPhone & iPad
One App Store download covers both devices, no separate setup for each.
Apple TV
App Store first, sideload as the fallback — either way it lands on the identical catalog.
Windows & macOS
A desktop player takes the login directly, useful for checking a fixture without turning on the TV at all.
Smart TV, step by step
Open the built-in app store
Samsung and LG both ship one already on the home screen — nothing extra to connect first.
Search for a player app that lists M3U and Xtream Codes support
Several qualify; confirming both formats are listed matters more than the exact app name.
Install it like any other TV app
No developer mode, no sideloading required on a Smart TV specifically.
Enter the login inside the app
Look for a field labeled "add playlist" or similar, depending on the app.
Open any channel to confirm it loaded
The rest of the guide fills in on its own once the login saves.
Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV & Firestick
Where to look first
The Play Store on Android and Google TV, Amazon's Appstore on Fire TV and Firestick — both carry several compatible players by default.
If nothing suitable is listed
Sideloading an APK is the standard fallback on this class of hardware, and doesn't require anything beyond what's already on the box.
Phone and tablet, either platform
A compatible player from the App Store or Play Store takes the identical login used on the main screen. Handy as a backup during a fixture, or standalone for anyone who wants the whole catalog on a device that isn't the TV.
Desktop setup
Several free desktop players accept an M3U link or Xtream Codes login directly through their network-stream field. Enter it, pick a channel, and confirm playback before considering setup finished.
M3U vs. Xtream Codes, in plain terms
| Format | What gets entered | Typical field name |
|---|---|---|
| M3U | One link | "Add playlist" or "add M3U URL" |
| Xtream Codes-style | Username, password, server address | "Xtream Codes" or "portal login" |
The activation email states which one applies. Most player apps listed above accept either format without issue.
What repeats each time, and what stays fixed
Repeats per device
Installing a player app and entering the same login — a few minutes each time, no separate account created.
Stays fixed regardless
The subscription, the channel count, and the on-demand library — identical across every device it ends up running on.
Quick troubleshooting before contacting support
Rule out the connection first
Open a different streaming app on the same device — if that struggles too, it isn't this service.
Delete and re-enter the login
A single dropped character is the most common reason a login won't load.
Restart the device itself
Fixes more playback glitches than it should, but consistently does.
Reach out with specifics
Device type and exactly what's on screen — vague reports take longer to resolve.
Setup FAQ
My TV or box doesn't list a compatible app right now — what then?
Availability shifts occasionally as app stores review listings. A different compatible app name, or a sideloaded option on Android-based hardware, is the usual fallback.
What is the on-screen guide, and does it need setting up separately?
That's the EPG (electronic program guide) — most player apps build it automatically once the login is saved. Look for a manual EPG field in the app's settings only if it doesn't appear.
Is setting up a second device a different process?
No — the identical login goes into a player app on the new device the same way it did on the first. Nothing about the subscription itself changes.
A stream is stuttering right before a match — quick fix?
Usually the connection, not the app. A wired connection to the router, or moving the device closer to it, resolves most of this.