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Do you know any good places to watch movies for free or even shows? I’ve been looking forward 😭
Hello, anon!
There's quite a few websites that are 100% free and legal to watch stuff on. The ones in BLUE are ones I highly recommend and/or love to bits and pieces. The ones in ORANGE are ones I haven't done extensive research on but have done enough to know they're F2U and recommend at least looking at them. The ones in RED are ones I know have free stuff but haven't even bothered to look at them and have stated why I haven't.
Tubi TV: I love Tubi to bits and pieces. It has a lot of really neat stuff on there (anime, tv shows, movies, indie stuff, documentaries, etc.). It's definitely worth checking out. Subtitles have been available on everything I've watched. Having an account isn't required but it helps with saving things you want to watch later on down the road.
Pluto TV: There's quite a bit of decent stuff on here, too, as well as various anime and tv shows and movies. I still prefer Tubi but Pluto is good. Subtitles have been available on everything I've watched. Having an account isn't required but it helps with saving things you want to watch later on down the road.
ANIX.TO: Has all sorts of anime on it in. It seems like a lot of the stuff has both subbed and dubbed options so that's a bonus. The subbed shows definitely has subtitles but dubbed doesn't seem to have them.
UPMOVIES: You can apparently watch Movies, TV Shows, Anime, Asian Series, and so much more on here for free and with subtitles?? Heck yeah! I tested it by typing in The Flash (1990) and it was a success. You can also very apparently save the videos by Rick Click > Save Video As.. on Firefox as an MPEG-4 file so that's a bonus. Subtitles are available on everything I've seen so far via dubbed and subbed shows/movies have subtitles by default.
Plex TV: I've looked a little bit on here but not much. It has documentaries, animated stuff, and the likes. Not my go-to, personally, but it's worth looking at.
The Roku Channel: I haven't actively looked into this but I do know it's free to use. It's definitely worth giving a look at even though it might not be my go-to place.
IMDB TV: I've legit never used this before so IDK how it works. All I know is that there's stuff on there that's free. You 100% need an account in order to even use it so that's, quite unfortunately, a no-go for me.
There are lots of others out there but these are ones I wanted to at least bring up. If anyone else has any recommendations then feel free to comment, reblog + add stuff, share, and the whole nine yards.
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Life needs mystery
Something I've been thinking about recently, is how following our curiosity and finding things out changes our lives forever. Like, for ages you drive by a long driveway and wonder who or what is down there, but then by some strange circumstance you end up there for an event or something and that mystery is gone. You know what's there now. And it could be a really fun place to be, but is it more fun than the mystery and speculation when you didn't know? And I never got to watch CaptainSparklez growing up because of my limited/restricted access to the internet. But, I would read the Minecraft handbooks and read about him and he was always this mysterious Minecraft legend. But, now that I watch some of his videos, I know who he is, and some of that mystery is gone. (Due to trying to keep up with Hermitcraft/life series and trying to live my own life I haven't actually watched a majority Jardon's videos yet, so a lot of that mystery is still there.) Same with Paulsoares jr. I watched I think it was his first video, but never continued. I would like to at some point though.
This also ties in to why I don't like Solo a star wars story. Yes, we were curious about Han's past, but he was supposed to be a man of mystery, with a questionable background. And now we know what his past was like, and he's not so mysterious anymore. It's also why I am extremely glad with, albeit infuriated by, the fact that no one will reveal Yoda's species. No one knows what to call his species, but it perfectly fits the "mysterious swamp wizard" thing he's got going. Like, in universe, no one knows what to call him. They wonder what species he is, so us not knowing adds an immersive aspect to it.
So, in exploring and following our curiosity, we lose a lot of mysteries. When you know every little thing about something it stops being fun. It's why the best shows often don't answer all the questions and leave room for speculation. It's also why cliffhangers are so annoying. Because the big obvious suspenseful question isn't getting answered, there's no resolution, and we don't see the little questions as much because we are so focused on the big question. Also, cliffhangers feel like betrayal but that's a different issue. The little questions are more wonderment and fascination where as cliffhangers are eternal suspense and frustration.
Life needs mysteries in order to be fun. Sometimes it's finding our own mysteries, other times creating mysteries for other people. Like, finding and exploring the secret garden and then keeping it a secret so it's a mystery for others.
My advice for this post is enjoy life's mysteries, stay curious, don't be afraid to learn something new, and also don't be afraid to be ok with not knowing everything.
Short story: the first Minecraft youtuber I ever watched was Thinknoodles, starting with old diversity episodes then Noodle Planet both of them being on the minecraft channel on Pluto tv on the roku. His tree house on the Noodle Planet inspired me to build above ground for once. Then when I wanted to improve my building skills I looked up tutorials on youtube and found Grian's build school. I remember him saying he was going to be joining hermitcraft and how he would have to get used to playing in survival. Then I followed him to hermitcraft and that remains my favorite server to this day. At some point I went and found his evo series and I haven't finished that either... (I'm really good at starting things, I'm not so good at fini
#mystery#life#youtubers#captainsparklez#paulsoaresjr#thinknoodles#noodleplanet#hermitcraft#grian#evo smp#star wars#yoda#han solo#solo a star wars story
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How to Install IPTV Smarters Pro on FireStick, Android, and iOS: A Step-by-Step Guide
"Waves-iptv.com offers a diverse range of channels and programs - from live sports events to the latest movies and TV shows, there's something for everyone."
This guide will show you how to install IPTV Smarters Pro on Firestick, Android, iOS, and even Roku devices.
IPTV Smarters Pro is one of the best IPTV Players available that works on just about every device imaginable.
How To Setup IPTV ltd on Firestick/Android device
First, you must install an Application known as Downloader, this app can be found in the Amazon App Store in case you have an Android device, the app is available on Play Store.
Once you finish installing Downloader app, make sure to use this link to grab the application:
Downloader URL: bit.ly/40i7HUu
Downloader Code: 78522
Screenshot Guide
1. Install the Downloader app from your respective App Store (Amazon App Store or Google Play) and enable Unknown Sources within the settings of your streaming device.
If you haven’t done this yet please refer to the following screenshot tutorial for step-by-step instructions.
2. Launch Downloader
3. Hover over the URL bar and click the select button on your remote to open the keyboard.
4. Type the Downloader Code for IPTV Smarters Pro apk which is 78522 and click Go.
5. You will then see a redirect page https://aftv.news/78522
6. Wait for the app to download.
7. Click Install.
Install IPTV Smarters Pro on FireStick, Android, and iOS
9. You can now launch the app for use.
Install IPTV Smarters Pro on FireStick, Android, and iOS
Note: if you want to install the app on Firestick you first need to enable Unknown Source in developer mode. If you don’t know how, follow this complete detailed guide to learn how to do that: Install IPTV Smarters on Firestick
When the app is downloaded, install it on your device and then click open to Launch.
There is another option where you can go to the Home Screen and select IPTV Smarters from there to open it.
Install IPTV Smarters Pro on FireStick, Android, and iOS
When you open and the app is launched you will see the List Users, just click on the Add New User option
Another screen will appear after clicking on Add New User. It will ask for the method to Login Your account. Here you need to click on the Login with Xtream Codes API.
Install IPTV Smarters Pro on FireStick, Android, and iOS
On the next screen you will need to put your Username, Password, and the Portal URL, which were provided by Xtreme HD IPTV.
On the next screen you will need to put your Username, Password, and the Portal URL, which were provided by Xtreme HD IPTV.
On the next screen you will need to put your Username, Password, and the Portal URL, which were provided by waves iptv
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GREMLINS (1984) – Episode 250 – Decades Of Horror 1980s
“Ai-yah. You teach him to watch TV?” Do you mean there was a fourth rule? Join your faithful Grue Crew – Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, Crystal Cleveland, and Jeff Mohr, along with guest host Ralph Miller – as they take an effects-focused dive into Joe Dante’s Gremlins (1984).
Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 250 – Gremlins (1984)
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Decades of Horror 1980s is partnering with the WICKED HORROR TV CHANNEL (https://wickedhorrortv.com/) which now includes video episodes of 1980s and is available on Roku, AppleTV, Amazon FireTV, AndroidTV, and its online website across all OTT platforms, as well as mobile, tablet, and desktop.
A young man inadvertently breaks three important rules concerning his new pet and unleashes a horde of malevolently mischievous monsters on a small town.
Director: Joe Dante
Writer: Chris Columbus
Produced by:
Michael Finnell (producer) (produced by)
Kathleen Kennedy (executive producer)
Frank Marshall (executive producer)
Steven Spielberg (executive producer)
Music by: Jerry Goldsmith
Cinematography by: John Hora (director of photography)
Editing by: Tina Hirsch
Casting By: Susan Arnold
Production Design by: James H. Spencer
Special Effects:
Chris Walas (creator: Gremlins)
Bob MacDonald Jr. (special effects foreman)
R.A. MacDonald (special effects supervisor) (as Bob MacDonald Sr.)
Selected Cast:
Hoyt Axton as Randall Peltzer
John Louie as Chinese Boy
Keye Luke as Grandfather
Don Steele as Rockin’ Ricky Rialto (voice)
Susan Burgess as Little Girl
Scott Brady as Sheriff Frank
Arnie Moore as Pete’s Father
Corey Feldman as Pete
Harry Carey Jr. as Mr. Anderson
Zach Galligan as Billy
Dick Miller as Mr. Futterman
Phoebe Cates as Kate
Polly Holliday as Mrs. Deagle
Belinda Balaski as Mrs. Harris
Edward Andrews as Mr. Corben
Judge Reinhold as Gerald Hopkins
Chuck Jones as Mr. Jones
Glynn Turman as Roy Hanson
Tracy Wells as Schoolchild
Jonathan Banks as Deputy Brent
Frank Welker as Stripe / Mogwai / Gremlins (voice)
Howie Mandel as Gizmo (voice)
Fred Newman as Mogwai / Gremlins (voice)
Mark Dodson as Mogwai / Gremlins (voice)
Michael Winslow as Mogwai / Gremlins (voice)
Peter Cullen as Mogwai / Gremlins (voice)
Bob Bergen as Mogwai / Gremlins (voice) (as Bob Berger)
Michael Sheehan as Mogwai / Gremlins (voice) (as Mike Sheehan)
Bob Holt as Mogwai / Gremlins (voice)
Richard Carlson as Dr. Research (archive footage) (uncredited)
Jerry Goldsmith as Man in Telephone Booth Glancing at Camera (uncredited)
William Schallert as Father Bartlett (uncredited)
Steven Spielberg as Man in Electric Wheelchair (uncredited)
Kenneth Tobey as Mobil Gas Station Attendant (uncredited)
Effects artist Ralph Miller joins the Grue-Crew to add his experience working on Gremlin’s creature crew, led by Chris Walas, the designer of Mogwai and the gremlins. Though the crew focuses on the film’s effects, they also delve into the cast, cameos, crew, and behind-the-scenes stories.
In July 2014, Doc Rotten and Thomas Mariani covered Gremlins before the Monster Movie Podcast became Decades of Horror 1980s. Check it what they had to say at this link:
Monster Movie Podcast Episode 68 – Gremlins 1984
As of 21 January 2024, Gremlins is available for streaming from many PPV sites and on physical media in 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray formats.
Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Jeff, will be Slaughterhouse (1987). They may need a shower after this one.
Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans – so leave them a message or comment on the Gruesome Magazine Youtube channel, on the Gruesome Magazine website, or email the Decades of Horror 1980s podcast hosts at [email protected].
Check out this episode!
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[Doing another TV show review. This one can be found on Roku.]
Over a decade ago, the Sci-Fi Channel/SyFy was known for two things: terrible original monster movies, and great original television shows that it canceled too soon. Alphas was the first SyFy original series that I watched, so I wasn’t sure what to expect.
I was fairly impressed by it.
Alphas takes place in a world (perhaps the same world as Eureka and Warehouse 13) in which certain individuals, dubbed “alphas”, have enhanced physical or mental abilities–superpowers. Ordinary human psychologist Dr. Lee Rosen (played by David Strathairn) leads a government-funded team of alphas to investigate criminal cases involving alphas, especially regarding a secret activist group called Red Flag. Along the way, the team has to cope with their own problems–after all, each power comes with a physical or mental drawback.
This show came out about a year after the NBC series Heroes, I think? Do you remember Heroes? It was a show that everyone went nuts for even though I don’t know of anyone who has much positive to say about it after the first season (it also got hit by the Writers’ Strike in its run, so maybe not its fault). Alphas got a lot of comparison to Heroes. It had a much lower budget, but I think that it works in the show’s favor? It’s aiming for a more grounded attempt at superhero fiction, after all.
I do not want to call the superpowers in this show “realistic”; some of them are quite ridiculous! But they’re generally smaller in scale and the show works to create explanations that sound somewhat plausible. There’s an alpha who doesn’t turn invisible, as much as walk in people’s blindspots. There’s an alpha who can shapeshift, but he has to study his subject extensively before transformations.
Leaning into that: a fascinating aspect of the powers in the show was that each one came with a disadvantage. Some of these are physical; on the team, for instance, Bill has enhanced strength that kicks in with his body’s fight-or-flight response. The problem is that his body can’t handle going through that for extended periods of time. Sometimes (and seemingly more often) the side effects are psychological; Nina, whose power is temporarily being able to mind control people, has significant trust issues and a tendency to use her ability for petty tasks like getting out of speeding tickets.
This adds a dimension to the powers–it helps build these characters, so that their powers don’t feel as if they’re just tacked on. The psychological aspects help the characters feel more grounded, as it questions how people would act if they had these powers, and the physical limitations puts boundaries on what the characters are capable of. There’s nothing as gaudy as time travel or throwing bolts of lightning here.
The main conflict of the series is between the government and the group Red Flag. It’s pointed out more than once that alphas have every reason to be antagonistic towards the US government, given its tendency to exploit and imprison alphas whenever they want. Many in Red Flag have sympathetic motivations and backstories, making the heroes wonder at times if they should really be fighting them at all.
If you decide to get invested in this series (which maybe you should, as it’s pretty good), you should be aware that it only lasted two thirteen-episode seasons, and it ends on a cliffhanger. Not one of those, “Oh, what happens next?” cliffhangers, a full-on, “Everything is screwed!” cliffhanger, that makes you think there must have been a really good plan for what happens next. That doesn’t change that the show is good, but you might end up deciding that it wasn’t worth getting worked up over a story that’s clearly unfinished.
But overall, Alphas is good. It’s really good. If you’re into superhero fiction, but won’t mind the lack of costumes or secret identities, this could be a good show to try. Or if you’re just interested in science-fiction series, it’d be worth giving Alphas a try.
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i haven’t done a what i’m playing/watching post in awhile so let’s do that (no spoilers)
(thanks for finally fucking adding a read more button in mobile, jeez)
been watching nge with phil for a bit, we’re quite near the end and would be done by now if i hadn’t had to press pause cause my mental health unexpectedly got real bad 😔 thank u bestie for your patience with me 🙏 i’ve been promising to do this with her since forever and i feel pretty shitty bringing it to a halt like this lmao.
last night bella and i started watching channel zero on a whim, we’re nearly through the first season aka teeth child the child made of teeth. i don’t know how intentional some of the humor in this has been but i’ve actually guffawed out loud at some points. i feel like it is somewhat meant to be a bit cheeky and dark since it’s kris straub-derived, you know in that way when something fucked up happens and somebody smiles and says “everything’s fine” as if you didn’t see the fucked-up thing with your own two eyeballs. that kind of funny. (“these are tortillas.” you know what i mean.)
we also binged good omens season 2 in one afternoon. uhh i really enjoyed it. i liked how it decided to tell a smaller story this time. you know how so often in shows and things the stakes have to keep escalating. and good omens started with the literal end of the world so they were like hm. let’s just scale it back and tell a love story or two. all on this one little street. like… it feels like fun supplementary material to the first season. like a tie-in novel kind of thing if that makes sense. i dunno it just feels kinda like… the right move. it makes it more, dare i say, human and personal, which kind of dovetails well with the themes of the first season. like a little complement. and ofc. the casting and acting are just so exemplary. i have a crush on every boy.
we’ve also watched some movies. i’m not sure i remember them all but here are the most recent ones:
i watched the heathers musical (a proshot is free with adds on roku). here’s a confession: i’ve never seen the movie and didn’t fully know the plot other than murder? so i was like hm maybe the teen suicide satire was not the best choice for a bad mental health episode. but anyway i watched all of it. the performances are really good, especially heather chandler who just ate every scene and knew it. the songs were pretty good too, dead girl walking and i say no were probably the best ones. ohhhh and i loved the actress who played martha, she was flawless. it was pretty fun(?) but weirdly like… sincerely uplifting for being a dark satire. more has been written by people who know much better than me about the “musicals for teens” trend so i won’t go into it but it feels like this is an extension of that.
i also watched legally blonde the musical (uploaded probably not legally to youtube from when it aired on mtv in 2007 so the quality isn’t amazing but it’s perfectly watchable). it is a lot of fun. a couple of weird added-in race things? but again, it’s from 2007. oh but i hated paulette’s intro song and i just don’t understand why they decided to do… that with her character. just a baffling choice. the actress was really good though. we also did some dissecting about how they gave elle less agency in her own empowerment in favor of emmett doing it which wasn’t a great choice!!!! anyway definitely not as good as the movie but very fun as a supplement to it. and dogs!!!!
i saw the autopsy of jane doe for the first time. it was a pretty good time! some really good spookenings and lots of little fucked-up things happening, which is what i like in a horror movie. i’ll definitely watch it again.
we watched infinity pool and i just don’t know exactly how i feel about it! i prrrrobably won’t watch it again actually, but not because it was bad, just because it was like, ah well that was an experience, but not one that needs to be repeated. the themes and ideas were good and executed in an interesting way, i think ultimately it’s just not exactly For Me. however mia goth as always is perfection. remember when i saw emma period and i said harriet stole the show. i was ahead of my time.
we also watched influencer which might kind of be a new favorite! such good acting especially by the lead. just loved all the choices it made, most of which i was not expecting. a good fucking time tbh. also absolutely gorgeous scenery, every frame a painting truly.
a little while back i watched gone in the night with winona ryder. i need to stress that i watched this in two halves a couple days apart cause that really drove home how fucking off the rails this movie gets in the latter half. the first half is a pretty standard intriguing mystery and then the second is just like let’s answer all these questions in the most out-there way possible short of bringing anything supernatural or aliens into the mix. not a good movie i’ll be honest!!
i really want to see talk to me, which will maybe be on streaming next month but probably only for renting/“owning” blah. also red white and royal blue drops next friday! i think that’s gonna be a fun time with the girlies.
i haven’t really read anything lately, i started a book a few weeks ago but haven’t really had the mental fortitude to focus on it.
as for the games i’ve been spending some time with my switch lately. i’ve messed around quite a bit in zelda, did my third divine beast. i have to admit, guys. i just really fucking hate the weapon degradation system. combat in general in this game just isn’t a thing i enjoy at all. it’s very hard for me to get stuck in which is why it’s taking so long to finish it. i have to spend so much time breaking and changing weapons and i just really really don’t like that. and then hitting with the weapons isn’t fun and then they break again. which is a shame cause i like so many other things about it. exploration is like my favorite thing to do in games. if it wasn’t so bogged down by the stupid weapon system i’d be having a lot more fun. idk why this choice was made. it wasn’t a good one. at the very least they could have made things not be SO brittle so that it’s not SO VERY MUCH of the gameplay. but anyway. I like collecting all my little items and making little gear upgrades and throwing things in a pot and seeing what comes out, especially when it makes that little noise that means you did real good.
i also have finally got back to hadesgame. I remember why i stopped!!!!! because i feel like i’m hitting my head against a wall and not actually getting any better!!!!! but i have done lots of little side things, upgrades and relationships and prophecies and things. plus it’s just a really good time sink, which i’ve kind of needed lately. i could switch on god mode at any time, but i know i can succeed without it, i just… don’t know how. cause i am constantly not succeeding. blaaaaaaaah.
(playing it has made me need to listen to hadestown several more times tho. as an aside.)
i also started kentucky route zero. i like it a lot so far, but it’s like reading in that it’s not an instant gratification colors and noises game, it’s something i gotta focus on, so it’s been a bit slow. still, definitely my shit and i’m looking forward to seeing where it goes. might have slightly spoiled myself trying to find out if the dog dies but. whatever. the journey not the destination.
i’ve probably watched more stuff but i don’t really remember it. that’s probably the bulk of things from the last couple months anyway. happy august ig.
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So Netflix kept crashing on my Roku tv. I posted to Twitter asking if anyone else or the Roku TV was having the same issue and Roku support contacted me and told me to DM them. So I did. here's what I said:
I have a TCL 43" 4K Roku Smart TV. I uninstalled the Netflix app, did a full system restart, and then reinstalled the app. However, the version of the app that I installed is noticeably older than the version I had previously (that was glitching). Is this due to buffering issues between my Netflix HD subscription and my 4K television? Is this a known bug/issue?
here is what they replied with:
Thanks for the info! try to remove the channel > Restart the Roku device > Then re-add the channel back. Let us know how it goes!
I am now looking straight into the camera like I am on The Office.
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The Ultimate CBS Activate Roku, Fire TV & Samsung Smart TV Guide with Activation Code
In order to gain access to your favorite CBS shows through CBS All Access streaming, you'll need to first create an account, retrieve your CBS activation code and link it to your streaming device. The service is available for various platforms such as Roku, Fire TV and Samsung Smart TVs. Activating CBS All Access on these devices with the use of the CBS activation code is an easy process.
How To Activate CBS All Access on a Roku TV.
Turn on your Roku Device and connect it to your TV.
Go to Streaming Channels option on Roku home screen.
Open channel app store and search for CBS and choose CBS All Access channel.
Download and Install the CBS app by pressing Add Channel button.
Go back to home screen and go to your My Channels and open CBS channel.
You will be promoted to activate the channel by enter activation code.
Visit cbs.com/activate/roku by using your mobile phone or laptop and sign-in to your account
After successfully sign-in you will able to see an activation code. Enter this code on your Roku Device
Congratulations now your Roku device is linked with your CBS All Access account and you will able to access all CBS available content.
How To CBS All Access on a Fire TV
The steps are very similar to the process on a Roku.
Turn on your Fire TV and connect it to your Television.
Go to search option and type CBS All Access. Now press the app from the results.
Download and install the app by pressing GET button.
Go to your home screen or apps option and open CBS All Access app.
Now, you will see a prompt to activate the app please enter your activation code.
Visit cbs.com/activate/firetv from your smartphone or laptop and sign in to your account.
Once you sign-in you will find an activation code, Enter that code on your FireTV.
Congratulations! Your FireTV is now linked to your CBS All Access account, and you will have access to all CBS content.
How To Activate CBS All Access on a Samsung Smart TV
Turn on your Samsung Smart TV and open the Samsung App Store.
Go to search and type CBS All Access app and Once you found the app click on Download button.
Once the app is installed open it and enter the activation code from your CBS All Access account.
Congratulations now your Samsung Smart TV is linked with your CBS All Access account and you will able to access all CBS available content.
In conclusion, activating CBS All Access is a simple process that can be done on a variety of devices including Roku, Fire TV, and Samsung Smart TVs. By creating an account on the CBS All Access website (cbs.com/activate/roku) and entering the activation code on your streaming device, you can start streaming your favorite CBS shows in no time.
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fubu recs: shows/movies
there will be many references to these throughout my writing so beware of that
disney plus and abc (lots here, major disney kid)
the falcon and the winter soldier
ms marvel
phineas and ferb
high school musical: the musical: the series
america's funniest home videos
that's so raven
cheetah girls 1 & 2 (not gonna rec #3 with no raven)
kim possible
lilo and stitch: the series
lab rats
mighty med
a.n.t. farm
roku channel
my babysitter's a vampire (was taken off netflix and roku only has the first season but vanessa morgan and matthew knight made me realize i'm bi so i have to include it)
there's a monster high show i can't remember the name of but it's cute
hbo max
waiting to exhale
teen titans v justice league
young justice
titans
gossip girl (both 2000s and 2020s versions on there)
the vampire diaries
B.A.P.S. (Black American Princesses)
the bodyguard
the sex lives of college girls
hulu/abc/freeform
modern family
sailor moon
dharma and greg (thomas gibson was and is a major hottie)
buffy the vampire slayer
the victoria's secret docuseries (don't remember the name but was informative. talked more about icky eps*ein than the models but still interesting watch)
living single
abbott elementary
netflix
first kill (never should've been canceled but netflix cares more about creating "diverse" shows than maintaining them)
julie and the phantoms (same as first kill)
blood and water
the good place
grace and frankie
alexa and katie
never have i ever
h2o: just add water
paramount plus
mtv's daria
how to rock (🎶only you can be you, only i can be me🎶)
all that (seasons 1-3 are the best)
kenan and kel (niggalodeon was at its peak during this time i fear)
peacock
charmed (90s-2000s one, chris halliwell makes me wish i could go back in time)
amazon prime
totally spies (sam clover and alex are my inspiration for friendship)
desperate housewives
selah and the spades
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Comparing the Best IPTV Services: Which One Wins?
Explore the top IPTV services, comparing features, pricing, and performance to help you choose the best one for your streaming needs.
Best IPTV Provider 2024 in USA, Canada, UK, Europe
Comparing the Best IPTV Services: Which Wins?" is a comprehensive guide for those exploring the top IPTV options. IPTV gained popularity for its flexibility and wide range of channels; this article breaks down the main services based on price, channel variety, and streaming. Quality, and Ease of Use It highlights the pros and cons of Aris IPTV, and more, to help readers determine the best choice for their entertainment. Whether you're a sports fan or an international TV viewer, this guide provides the insight you need to make the ideal choice.
What is IPTV?
IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) is a digital television service delivered over the internet, rather than through traditional cable or satellite methods. It allows users to stream live TV channels, on-demand content, and movies directly to their devices, including smart TVs, smartphones, and tablets. Unlike conventional broadcast methods, IPTV uses the internet to transmit TV signals, offering more flexibility, a wider variety of channels, and customizable viewing experiences. IPTV services often come with features like catch-up TV, video-on-demand, and interactive content, making it a popular alternative to traditional cable TV.
Key Features to Look for in an IPTV Service
When choosing an IPTV service, it's essential to consider key features that will enhance your viewing experience and ensure you get the most out of your subscription. Here are the most important factors to look for:
▶ Channel Variety:
A wide range of channels is crucial for satisfying different tastes. Look for services offering diverse content, including live TV, sports channels, news, movies, and international programming. The more options available, the better suited the IPTV service will be for varied preferences.
▶ Streaming Quality and Reliability:
High-definition (HD) and even 4K streaming quality are becoming increasingly important. A good IPTV service should provide a smooth, high-quality viewing experience without buffering. Check for services with stable servers and a solid track record of uptime to avoid interruptions.
▶ User-Friendly Interface:
A clean, intuitive interface makes it easier to navigate the app or platform. Features like a customizable channel list, search function, and easy-to-use menu enhance the overall user experience and make content discovery simple.
▶ Pricing and Packages:
Consider the cost of the service and whether it fits within your budget. Some IPTV services offer flexible subscription plans, ranging from basic packages to premium offerings. Compare the number of channels and features to ensure you're getting good value for money.
▶ Device Compatibility:
A top-tier IPTV service should be compatible with various devices, including smart TVs, tablets, smartphones, and streaming devices like Roku or Amazon Fire TV. This versatility allows you to watch on your preferred screen at home or on the go.
Comparing the Top IPTV Services
The evolution of television has taken a giant leap in recent years, with IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) becoming a popular alternative to traditional cable and satellite services. IPTV allows users to stream live TV channels, movies, and on-demand content over the internet, offering more flexibility and customization than traditional cable. But with so many IPTV providers flooding the market, how can you decide which one is the best fit for your needs?
1.Aris IPTV
Overview:Aris IPTV is a versatile IPTV service known for its large content library and solid performance. It offers a broad range of channels and is particularly popular for its movie and TV show selection. Aris IPTV also provides excellent customer support, which adds to its appeal.
Content & Channels:Aris IPTV provides a wide range of channels, including sports, entertainment, news, and international options. Its movie library is particularly strong, with thousands of titles available for on-demand streaming. Aris IPTV also includes an excellent selection of live sports, making it a good choice for sports enthusiasts.
Streaming Quality & Reliability:Aris IPTV supports high-definition streaming, including 1080p and 4K content. The service is known for its reliable performance, with minimal buffering issues. However, like all IPTV services, the quality of streaming depends on the user’s internet connection.
2. Xtream IPTV
Overview:Xtream IPTV is another highly-rated IPTV service that offers a comprehensive range of live TV channels, on-demand content, and a user-friendly interface. It has become a popular choice for users seeking high-quality streams and a wide selection of content, especially for sports lovers.
Content & Channels:Xtream IPTV offers a vast collection of channels, including sports, entertainment, news, and international content. Its sports packages are particularly praised for covering major sporting events from around the world, including live games and highlights. Users can also enjoy a wide range of movies and TV shows across various genres.
Streaming Quality & Reliability:Xtream IPTV boasts HD and 4K content for many channels, offering a smooth streaming experience on both low and high-speed internet connections. The service is generally reliable, although its performance may fluctuate based on the stability of the user’s internet connection and external server load.
3. Beast TV
Overview:Beast TV is a popular IPTV service that stands out for its reliability and robust sports content. This service is ideal for sports enthusiasts, offering a wealth of live sports channels from around the world. Beyond sports, it also offers entertainment and news channels, making it a well-rounded IPTV option.
Content & Channels:Beast TV excels in providing sports content, including premium sports channels, live events, and major leagues. It also offers a good selection of general entertainment, news, and international channels. The channel list is continually updated to include new content, ensuring that users have access to the latest shows and live broadcasts.
Streaming Quality & Reliability:Beast TV delivers consistently high-quality streams, with HD and 4K content available for many channels. The service is known for its reliability, with minimal downtime or buffering. This makes it a favorite among users who want a stable IPTV service with high-quality video streaming.
4.IPTV Smarters
Overview:IPTV Smarters has quickly become a well-known IPTV service due to its ease of use and feature-rich platform. Unlike other services that offer direct content delivery, IPTV Smarters is a media player application that lets you integrate third-party IPTV providers. This allows you to use IPTV Smarters with multiple subscriptions at once, making it highly customizable.
Content & Channels:While IPTV Smarters itself doesn’t provide content, it allows you to add channels from various third-party services. These can include a wide variety of TV channels ranging from local networks to international channels. Users can also access on-demand content, including movies and TV shows. The diversity of channels depends on the subscription services you choose to integrate.
Streaming Quality & Reliability:IPTV Smarters offers HD and 4K streaming support, depending on the quality of the original content. The service is highly reliable, with stable streaming, though the quality can vary based on the performance of the third-party IPTV provider.
5. Typhoon Labs TV
Overview:Typhoon Labs TV is a relatively new player in the IPTV market, but it has quickly gained a reputation for its extensive channel selection and budget-friendly pricing. The service is known for offering a great balance of content, affordability, and ease of use.
Content & Channels:Typhoon Labs TV offers a diverse range of content, including sports, entertainment, international channels, and on-demand movies and TV shows. While it may not have as many premium channels as Beast TV or Xtream IPTV, it offers a solid selection of popular networks and on-demand titles.
Streaming Quality & Reliability:Typhoon Labs TV supports HD streaming, and while it may not offer 4K content, its quality is still very good for most users. The service is known for being reliable, with stable streams that don’t buffer frequently.
Final Verdict: Which IPTV Service Wins?
Choosing the best IPTV service ultimately depends on your viewing preferences, budget and desired features. After comparing top IPTV services like Aries IPTV and other TVs, each offers unique benefits and different levels of quality.
If you're looking for a service with a wide channel selection, IPTV Smarters stands out for its intuitive interface and customization options. This is especially attractive to users who want to consolidate multiple IPTV subscriptions into one platform. Aris IPTV, on the other hand, excels in delivering solid performance and a good range of channels, making it a reliable choice for everyday viewing.
For sports fans, Aris IPTV is hard to beat, offering comprehensive sports coverage and high-quality streaming. Aris IPTV affordable price and user-friendly interface make it an ideal choice for those looking for value without sacrificing content quality. Typhoon Labs TV is ideal for viewers to enjoy bright, varied and varied entertainment with its wide range of movie and international channel options.
Ultimately, the "best" IPTV service comes down to your personal needs. If budget is a concern, Aris IPTV offers a great balance of cost and content, while Aris IPTV offers excellent sports coverage. Ares IPTV caters well to users who value flexibility and ease of use. For international content.
Conclusion
Deciding which IPTV service ultimately wins depends on what you prioritize in a service—whether it's channel variety, price, or content quality. IPTV services like Ares IPTV offer a great selection of channels and are known for their ease of use, making them ideal for users looking for simplicity and flexibility. If you are a sports enthusiast, Aris IPTV comes out on top with their excellent live sports coverage and high-definition streaming. Aris IPTV is a top choice for viewers who want a wide selection of international content and movies.
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Whatever your preference, IPTV is an excellent alternative to traditional cable, offering greater flexibility, affordability and access to content from around the world. By considering factors such as price, content and reliability, you can select the IPTV service that best suits your needs for an optimal viewing experience.
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How Much Is Miss Rachel Worth? The Viral Star’s Shocking Net Worth Revealed!
Miss Rachel, the beloved creator behind "Songs for Littles," has become a household name for parents and toddlers worldwide. Her educational videos, catchy songs, and down-to-earth teaching style have captured the hearts of millions. But with all her success, the big question everyone’s asking is: How much is Miss Rachel worth? You may have seen her cheerful face across YouTube, or maybe your little one is already singing along to her melodies. Either way, there’s no denying that Miss Rachel is a sensation.
The Rise of Miss Rachel: A Journey to Fame
Miss Rachel’s journey to fame didn’t happen overnight. In fact, like many content creators, she started small. Born Rachel Griffin Accurso, she was a passionate educator who sought to help kids learn and develop, especially those with speech delays. What began as a simple idea has since transformed into an international hit.
How Did She Start?
Back in 2019, Rachel decided to upload her first YouTube video. Little did she know, her heartfelt content would resonate with so many parents looking for interactive ways to engage their toddlers. As her channel, Songs for Littles, grew, so did her fanbase. Parents loved her relatable teaching style, and kids couldn’t get enough of her fun, musical lessons.
It wasn’t long before Rachel became a staple in the world of children's entertainment. But let’s get to the juicy part—how much is Miss Rachel worth after all her hard work and viral success?
Miss Rachel’s Income Sources
Miss Rachel's net worth doesn’t come from just one place. Like many digital creators, she’s got her hands in several pots! Let’s break down the income streams that contribute to Miss Rachel's impressive earnings:
1. YouTube Revenue
A huge chunk of Miss Rachel’s earnings comes from YouTube. With millions of views on her channel, the ad revenue alone is likely bringing in a nice paycheck. The more views her videos rack up, the more ads YouTube serves, leading to bigger revenue. According to estimates, YouTubers can make anywhere from $0.01 to $0.03 per view. With videos on her channel reaching millions of views, you do the math!
2. Sponsorships & Collaborations
As Miss Rachel's popularity has skyrocketed, it's no surprise that brands have come knocking. From children’s toys to educational tools, there’s a lot of potential for lucrative sponsorships. While Miss Rachel tends to stay true to her educational mission, carefully chosen brand partnerships can significantly add to her overall income.
3. Merchandise Sales
If you thought Miss Rachel was just about videos, think again! The Miss Rachel brand has expanded to include a wide variety of merchandise, from educational tools and books to clothing and accessories. Her fans (both big and small) love the opportunity to support their favorite teacher. And let’s face it—merch is a fantastic way to grow a brand’s income!
4. Streaming Platforms
While YouTube is Miss Rachel’s main platform, she’s also made her content available on streaming services like Amazon and Roku. These platforms open the door to an even broader audience, and let’s not forget the potential for royalty payments.
5. Crowdfunding & Patreon
Many creators turn to platforms like Patreon for support, and Miss Rachel is no different. With the help of her loyal fanbase, crowdfunding has likely played a role in sustaining her brand’s growth and financial success. In exchange for a small fee, fans can gain access to exclusive content, behind-the-scenes insights, and other perks.
So, How Much Is Miss Rachel Worth?
Now that we’ve covered her income sources, the question remains: How much is Miss Rachel worth in total? Though she’s not one to flaunt her wealth, estimates suggest that her net worth is anywhere from $5 million to $10 million. That’s right! Miss Rachel has built a small empire, and it’s only growing.
Between her YouTube channel, brand deals, merchandise, and other revenue streams, her fortune continues to increase. It’s truly inspiring to see how a simple passion for education has turned into a multi-million-dollar success story.
What’s Next for Miss Rachel?
Miss Rachel shows no signs of slowing down. As her audience grows, so do the opportunities. With more parents seeking high-quality, educational content for their children, Miss Rachel is in the perfect position to expand even further. Whether it's more merchandise, collaborations with other educators, or even TV deals, the sky’s the limit for this superstar.
Here are a few potential areas Miss Rachel could explore next:
Educational Apps: Given her expertise in teaching, a Miss Rachel app could help kids learn through interactive games and lessons.
Book Deals: A series of children’s books authored by Miss Rachel? Yes, please! This would be a natural progression for her brand.
Live Events & Tours: Imagine Miss Rachel going on tour and performing for her young fans! This could be a massive hit with families who already adore her content.
Conclusion
So, how much is Miss Rachel worth? While her estimated net worth might range between $5 million to $10 million, the true value of Miss Rachel lies in the joy, education, and confidence she brings to kids and families around the globe. It’s rare to find someone who has managed to build a business while staying so true to their passion and values, but Miss Rachel has done just that. Whether you’re a fan of her work or just learning about her today, there’s no denying her impact. Miss Rachel is a reminder that success isn’t always about money—it’s about making a positive difference, one happy child at a time!
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THE WEREWOLF (1956) – Episode 186 – Decades of Horror: The Classic Era
“When the rest of the world has been destroyed, we will be the only normal thinking persons left.” Heck, that’s already true. Right, Grue-Believers? Join this episode’s Grue-Crew – Daphne Monary-Ernsdorff, Chad Hunt, Doc Rotten, and Jeff Mohr – as they check out an underappreciated low-budget horror, The Werewolf (1956).
Decades of Horror: The Classic Era Episode 186 – The Werewolf (1956)
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Two scientists receive an unconscious man who has been in a car accident. In their lab, they inject him with a serum they’ve been working with. Sadly, the serum turns the man into a murderous werewolf.
Directed by: Fred F. Sears
Writing Credits: Robert E. Kent & James B. Gordon
Produced by: Sam Katzman
Cinematography by: Edward Linden (director of photography)
Makeup Dept: Clay Campbell (makeup artist) (uncredited)
Selected Cast:
Steven Ritch as The Werewolf / Duncan Marsh
Don Megowan as Sheriff Jack Haines
Joyce Holden as Amy Standish
Eleanore Tanin as Mrs. Helen Marsh
Kim Charney as Chris Marsh
Harry Lauter as Deputy Ben Clovey
Larry J. Blake as Hank Durgis
Ken Christy as Dr. Jonas Gilcrist
James Gavin as Mack Fanning
S. John Launer as Dr. Emery Forrest
George Lynn as Dr. Morgan Chambers (credited as George M. Lynn)
George Cisar as Hoxie
Don C. Harvey as Deputy (uncredited)
Jean Harvey as Ma Everett (uncredited)
Charles Horvath as Joe Mitchell (uncredited)
Fred F. Sears as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
Low-budget films driven by fads were the forte of producer Sam Katzman (Rock Around the Clock, 1956). Pair that with director Fred F. Sears (Earth vs. the Flying Saucers, 1956), who is known for bringing films in on time and under budget. Now add Clay Campbell, makeup artist for The Return of the Vampire (1943); Don Megowan, the on-land Gill-Man in The Creature Walks Among Us (1956); and a cast filled with extraordinary character actors, and you get The Werewolf (1956), a surprisingly good science fiction version of lycanthropy! The Grue-Crew had great fun in their talkabout of this lesser-known werewolf film that preceded I Was a Teenage Werewolf (1957).
At the time of this writing, The Werewolf (1956) is available to stream from Tubi and PPV from Amazon and AppleTV. It’s also available on physical media as one of 4 films included in Cold War Creatures: Four Films from Sam Katzman (4-Disc Standard Special Edition) [Blu-ray] from Arrow Video. The other films included are Creature with the Atom Brain (1955), Zombies of Mora Tau (1957), and The Giant Claw (1957).
Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror: The Classic Era records a new episode every two weeks. Next in their very flexible schedule – this one chosen by Doc – is The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini (1966)! Yes, the last of the Beach Party movies starring Deborah Walley, Tommy Kirk, and a bit of Basil Rathbone and Boris Karloff. Eric von Zipper, anyone?
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How To Activate paramountnetwork.con/activate on Various Devices?
Creating an account or subscription comes before you use the streaming service at paramountnetwork.com/activate. Do you have great enjoyment in seeing hit TV shows such as "Bar Rescue," "Yellowstone," or "Lip Sync Battle"? If so, ensure access to Paramount Network so you may view many more fantastic series on TV. Activating it is easy whether you wish to see Paramount Network on your TV, smartphone, or another device. This blog post will walk you through activating Paramount Network via paramountnetwork.com/activate. What is Paramountnetwork.con/activate? Paramount Network makes watching the newest episodes of your beloved series possible. Furthermore, there are complete seasons of some shows and unique materials available. These include Android, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire, iPhone and iPad, and many more. One perk is the service is free. It is a bonus feature of your current TV subscription. Why would one activate Paramount Network? Let's briefly go over why turning on Paramount Network is worth your time before we go into the processes: Access to Exclusive Content: Paramount Network provides TV series and movies not found elsewhere. High-quality streaming lets you savor your preferred material in high definition. Watch several devices conveniently, including smart TVs, streaming devices, and cell phones. Techniques for Troubleshooting Here are some pointers should you run into problems activating: Make sure your gadget is hooked to a consistent internet connection. Verify Your Subscription. See whether your TV subscription covers Paramount Network. Re-enter the Code: Try creating a fresh one and re-enter it should the current one not work. Get in touch with support: See Paramount Network or your TV provider's customer support for help should everything else fail. How do you enable the paramount network on the Roku Device? Follow the instructions below to activate your device before viewing Paramount Network on Roku. Press the Roku remote's Home button. Scroll either up or down and choose "Streaming Channel." The Channel Store opens. Type Paramount Network into the Search Channel section to find the application. Change "Add Channel." Launch the channel from your list after the firmware has been added. Under "Channels," choose your TV service provider. You will next see an activation code. Access paramountnetwork.com/activate on your PC's browser. Add the activation code. Sign in using the username and password your TV provider assigned for your account. How would one enable the paramount network on your Fire Stick? Activate Paramount Network on your Fire Stick using the following steps: Starting your Fire Stick, choose apps from the top menu. Search for applications falling under the specified groups. Find it, then select Applications. Start downloading it using GET. Watch for the download to complete. Launch it by choosing "Open". Choose your TV provider right within the app. There will be an activation code shown. Activate in a browser by visiting paramountnetwork.com/activate. Now, bring in the activation code. Sign in using your TV company. Activate the Paramount Network Channel on PS4 First, navigate your PS4 home screen > TV > video choice. Should PARAMount Network not yet be present on your device? Next, visit the PlayStation shop to get the PARAMOUNT NETWORK App. Choose your TV provider from the drop-down option now; the activation code will be obtained. Visit Paramountnetwork.com/activate from your smartphone now, entering the activation code in the specified fields. Activate Xbox's Paramount Network Channel Launch your Xbox, search for PARAMOUNT NETWORK, and then download the app on your gadget. Visit the Xbox menu now and choose "Activate Channel." Choose your TV provider from the drop-down option now; the activation code will be obtained. From your mobile, now visit Paramountnetwork.com/activate and input the activation code on the provided forms. Conclusion Straightforward activation of Paramount Network at paramountnetwork.com/activate exposes a world of unique entertainment. Following the guidelines mentioned above will help you to be ready to explore your preferred programs and find fresh faves. So grab some popcorn, settle back, and savor Paramount Network's excellent material! Keep tuned for further advice and direction on maximizing your streaming services. Enjoy your viewing! Read the full article
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The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Best USA IPTV for Your Streaming Needs
IPTV, or Internet Protocol Television, has completely changed how we watch television in the modern digital era. BEST USA IPTV provides television content via the internet, as opposed to traditional cable or satellite systems. It offers more freedom, a larger selection of channels, and frequently a more affordable pricing. This guide will assist you in sorting through the available options to select the IPTV service that best suits your streaming requirements if you're thinking about switching to IPTV in the USA.
Understanding IPTV
IPTV, or Internet Protocol Television, is a system in which traditional terrestrial, satellite signal, and cable television formats are replaced with the internet protocol suite and a packet-switched network like the internet to deliver television services. This technology makes it possible to stream information in more digestible, smaller portions, which makes for continuous, high-quality watching experiences.
Benefits of IPTV
Variety of Content: IPTV services often offer a vast array of channels, including international channels that are not available through traditional cable or satellite providers.
Flexibility: Watch your favorite shows and channels on various devices including smart TVs, computers, tablets, and smartphones.
On-Demand Features: Many IPTV services offer on-demand content, allowing you to watch movies, TV shows, and sports events whenever you want.
Cost-Effective: IPTV services can be more affordable compared to traditional cable and satellite TV packages.
Key Factors to Consider
Content Library: Evaluate the range and variety of channels and on-demand content available. Ensure it includes your preferred genres and networks.
User Experience: Look for a user-friendly interface that is easy to navigate. The ease of searching for and accessing content can significantly impact your viewing experience.
Compatibility: Check that the IPTV service is compatible with your devices, including smart TVs, streaming devices (Roku, Amazon Fire Stick), smartphones, and computers.
Streaming Quality: Ensure the service offers high-definition (HD) or 4K streaming options. Consistent, high-quality streaming without buffering is crucial.
Customer Support: Reliable customer support is essential for troubleshooting and resolving any issues that arise.
Cost: Compare pricing plans and determine whether the service offers good value for money, considering the features and content provided.
Top USA IPTV Services
Sling TV
Content: Offers a wide range of live TV channels, including sports, news, and entertainment.
User Experience: Known for its user-friendly interface and customizable channel packages.
Compatibility: Available on various devices, including Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and more.
Streaming Quality: Provides HD streaming with minimal buffering.
Cost: Starts at $35 per month, with add-ons available for premium channels.
YouTube TV
Content: Comprehensive channel lineup with unlimited DVR storage.
User Experience: Intuitive interface with easy navigation and personalized recommendations.
Compatibility: Works on most devices, including smart TVs, gaming consoles, and mobile devices.
Streaming Quality: Consistently high-quality streaming with 4K options available.
Cost: Priced at $72.99 per month, it offers excellent value for the content provided.
Hulu + Live TV
Content: Combines live TV with Hulu’s extensive on-demand library.
User Experience: Seamless integration between live and on-demand content.
Compatibility: Accessible on various platforms, including Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and gaming consoles.
Streaming Quality: High-quality streaming with limited buffering issues.
Cost: $69.99 per month, including Hulu's on-demand service.
Philo
Content: Focuses on entertainment and lifestyle channels with a good selection of movies and series.
User Experience: Simple, straightforward interface that is easy to use.
Compatibility: Available on a wide range of devices, including smart TVs, streaming devices, and mobile devices.
Streaming Quality: Generally good streaming quality with occasional buffering.
Cost: One of the most affordable options at $25 per month.
FuboTV
Content: Known for its extensive sports coverage, including live games and sports channels.
User Experience: Feature-rich interface with real-time stats and a user-friendly design.
Compatibility: Compatible with most devices, including smart TVs, streaming devices, and mobile platforms.
Streaming Quality: Offers HD and 4K streaming with minimal buffering.
Cost: Starts at $74.99 per month, with additional sports packages available.
Enhancing Your IPTV Experience
Stable Internet Connection: Ensure you have a stable and fast internet connection to avoid buffering and streaming interruptions.
Quality Router: Invest in a high-quality router to support multiple devices streaming simultaneously.
Streaming Device: Use reliable streaming devices like Roku, Amazon Fire Stick, or Apple TV for the best performance.
VPN Service: Consider using a VPN service to enhance security and access geo-restricted content.
Legal Considerations
It is imperative to confirm that the IPTV service you select is legally permitted to distribute the material. Steer clear of services that seem too good to be true because they might be doing business illegally. Using such services could jeopardize your security and have legal repercussions.
Conclusion
When selecting the BEST USA IPTV service in the USA for your streaming requirements, there are a number of things to take into account, including pricing, compatibility, streaming quality, user experience, and availability of content. Services that suit a variety of tastes and price ranges include Sling TV, Philo, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and FuboTV. You can have a flawless, pleasurable, and customized television watching experience by taking the time to consider these variables and heeding the advice for improving your IPTV experience.
FAQs
1. What is IPTV? IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) is a system that delivers television content over the internet, rather than through traditional terrestrial, satellite, or cable formats. It allows users to stream live TV, on-demand content, and more, using an internet connection.
2. How does IPTV differ from traditional TV? Unlike traditional TV, which uses cable or satellite signals, IPTV uses an internet connection to stream content. This often provides greater flexibility in terms of viewing options and allows for on-demand access to a wider range of programming.
3. What are the benefits of using IPTV services? IPTV services offer benefits such as a diverse range of channels and on-demand content, the ability to watch on multiple devices, customizable packages, and features like cloud DVR. They also typically offer a more flexible and cost-effective alternative to traditional cable or satellite TV.
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5. Do IPTV services require a special setup? Typically, IPTV services require a stable internet connection and a compatible device. Some services may offer their own streaming devices or apps, while others can be accessed through standard media players or smart TVs.
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How to install IPTV on Plex Primary guide 2024
Want to add IPTV capabilities to your Plex media server? With an IPTV subscription, you can unlock a world of live TV channels, on-demand content and immersive viewing experiences. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you step-by-step through installing IPTV on Plex. Learn how to seamlessly integrate IPTV into your Plex setup and enjoy a variety of entertainment options with ease.
What is Plex IPTV?
Plex IPTV is a combination of services for IPTV and media content that is delivered to Plex devices. This enables Plex to watch IPTV programs and content via Plex on various devices. With Plex, you can watch live television, record programs, and enjoy on-demand content, all within the Plex interface that combines both your local media and IPTV services. It's crucial to recognize that Plex doesn't provide IPTV services; you must utilize a separate IPTV service or create playlists that are compatible with Plex. This integration combines a media center that is unified, this center offers a complete entertainment experience. IPTV is an acronym for Internet Protocol television, which is different from the traditional television model. It's a streaming video of your preferred channels on your computer or phone over the Internet. It has two approaches, one is a standalone application that downloads to activate IPTV, the other requires an IPTV player to process IPTV lists. Users can consume unlimited live sports, Paypal, Boxing streams, new movies, and international TV stations via the player. By far, the most popular IPTV apps are Plex, Kodi(fre), andVLC(fre).
Plex Pros and Cons
ProsCons1. Capable free version 2. Intuitive apps on many platforms 3. Easy setup 4. A growing library of on-demand and preprogrammed video-streaming content1. HTPC support only through forums 2. Limited interface themes 3. Removed features like gaming and podcasts
What Devices Does Plex Work On
Plex is a multifunctional media server platform that runs on many devices. Here are some devices that Plex is compatible with: - Computers: Plex has dedicated applications for Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems. You can install and run Plex on your desktop, laptop, and home server. - Mobile devices: Plex offers a mobile app for iOS and Android devices. You can access and stream media content on your smartphone and tablet. - Smart TVS: Plex is supported on many smart TV platforms, including Samsung Smart TVS, LG Smart TVS, SONY Bravia, and Toshiba TVS. Some TVs have a built-in Plex app, while others may you to install the Plex app from the appropriate app store. - Streaming devices: Plex works with popular streaming devices such as Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, NVIDIA Shield TV, and Google Chromecast. You can install the Plex app from your respective app store. - Consoles: Plex is available on consoles such as Xbox One, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4. and PlayStation 5, allowing you to stream media on your TV through these devices. - Set-top boxes: Devices such as Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV Cube, and NVIDIA Shield TV Pro act as set-top boxes and support Plex streaming content. - Web browser: Plex also has a web-based interface that can be accessed through a compatible Web browser on a variety of devices. This gives you access to the Plex library without a dedicated application. It is important to note that the availability and functionality of Plex may vary depending on the specific device and operating system. But, Plex’s cross-platform compatibility ensures that you can enjoy your media library on a variety of devices at home.
Benefits Of Using Plex
- It is free (there is also a paid version) - Works on most devices - Remote access, invite family members to join your plex - Limit content to other family members - Plex supports instant transcoding, which means it can adjust video. and audio quality in real-time to suit the features of the device you’re streaming on. - A 30-second preview of TIDAL songs - Mobile Apps (Android and iOS) - Plex is free to use, but it offers a premium subscription called Plex Pass that allows for live TV. mobile syncing for offline access, DVR, advanced music features, photo tagging, and more. - Plex provides an interface with customizable settings and preferences. - Watch the trailers before you watch any movie - Plex has an active community of users who contribute plugins, themes, and other add-ons to enhance the Plex experience. If you have a smart or Android TV, check out our guide: How to install israelplays IPTV on an Android TV and how to install israelplays IPTV on Smart TV. Note: Before adding M3U to Plex, we first need to get a subscription plan and information about active M3U links from the IPTV subscription provider. If you have not found the right IPTV service, then I recommend you to use israelplays IPTV. Contact WHATSAPP to get 24-hour IPTV for free.
How do I add M3U to Plex?
Plex’s support for M3U playlists may depend on the particular version of Plex you are using. Also, some versions or platforms of Plex may must more plugins or third-party tools to handle M3U playlists. For now, I recommend the more reliable way to enable Plex IPTV: install xTeVe. This is a free and open-source M3U agent that simulates tuners to package IPTV M3U playlists as regular TV channels that can be streamed over Plex. Below I will show you how to make Plex M3U IPTV work with xTeVe. Note: To install and use xTeVe, make sure your Plex Media server version is available at 1.11.1.4730 or higher. And you need to customize Plex Pass because Plex Pass provides DVR support. Install xTeVe – Add M3U to Plex - 1. Open the device, enter the browser, and search for Plex Media Server. - 2. Download Plex Media Server and complete the installation.
- 3. Open the xTeve file and run xTeve. Now, a window will appear, please single “allow access”. xTeve will continue to run, as shown in the following figure.
- 4. Locate the Web Interface line and copy the link. - 5. Now, go to your browser again and paste and search for the copied link. Configure xTeve – Add M3U to Plex - 1. Go to the xTeve configuration page. - 2. Enter the number of tuners required and the number of parallel connections that can be established with the provider). Then click Next.
- 3. In the EPG Source section, select “XMPG” from the drop-down menu bar. Click” Next ‘.
- 4. Enter the M3U link from the IPTV provider and click ‘Next’.
- 5. Enter the XMLTV file. If there is no XMLTV file, click Next.
Note: The M3U playlist and XMLTV file URL should be available from your israelplays IPTV provider. - 6. You have now configured the xTeve. Channel to load the Whoosh on your device. Note: Plex can only handle a maximum of 480 channels. If you have more than that number of channels, you won’t be able to stream any content on Plex. Therefore, you must use filters to get only the channels you need. - 7. On the xTeve menu, select “Filter playlist” and click “New”.
- 8. Select FLITER and select M3U: Group Title. Then click “Next”.
- 9. In the Group text box, enter related information.
- 10. Click Save and the system will filter the channel. - 11. Now go to “Mapping”. You should see all filtered channels displayed in the list.
Note: If the red color appears, the channel information is incomplete. This channel is not available at Plex, in which case you need to map it to the EPG channel. All you need to do is right-click, click on one of the unavailable channels, and you can start mapping. After the mapping is complete, you can click Save.
How to add IPTV to Plex?
After configuring xTeve, you can now add IPTV to your Plex, be sure to follow the steps below. - 1. Open Plex IPTV application. - 2. On the menu bar of the home screen, tap the Settings icon. - 3. Next please roll the mouse to the administration section and select Live TV and DVR.
- 4. Click the Set Plex DVR button, which Plex will detect your tuner. If the tuner cannot be detected, enter its network address on a single machine. And enter * your IP address *: 34400. The single machine “CONNECT”.
- 5. Select “Continue”. A filtered channel will be displayed on the screen. Click “Continue”.
- 6. Enter the language English, XMLTV Guide Enter http://* your IP address *:34400/xmltv/xteve.xml. Then click Continue.
- 7. Now you will see a list of all available 2 channels. Check that the channel matches the XMLTV guide data. Then click continue.
- 8. You have now added IPTV to Plex.
Can you play IPTV on Plex?
After IPTV is configured on Plex, you can continue to access content for watching and playing IPTV. - 1. When your load reaches 100%, please select the “View Guide” button.
- 2. This is the screen that will display input IPTV service for all the channels. - 3. Now you can play IPTV on Plex.
How to access Plex channels and VOD
Plex Media Player has a good collection of channels and VOD. Without choosing to buy an IPTV subscription. It offers 80+ TV channels for you to watch. If you want to see all more channel content. Then you need to buy a Plex Pass subscription. To start. - 1. Launch the Plex Media Player application. - 2. Log in to the Plex Pass account - 3. After login, you will see all the channels and on-demand content about Plex IPTV will appear on your home page.
Where To Find The IPTV Plugin In Plex
Before doing this, you need to start Plex and go to the Channels section inside the Plex. At this point, you will see a plug-in called IPTV. Note: If you don’t see the plugin, make sure you have unzipped the folder and put the file in the right section of the previous step. Follow my steps next! - 1. Before entering IPTV, click “IPTV Settings”. - 2. Put the M3U link you obtained from the IPTV service provider into the customer area on the website. - 3. Look at the image below and fill in the associated file name and URL link in XMLTV.
- 4. Remember to leave everything at its default values, then slide to the bottom and click the Save button.
Are there better alternatives for IPTV than Plex?
There are several alternatives to Plex that offer similar media servers and streaming capabilities. Here are some popular alternatives worth considering: IPTV Smart Purple Player IPTV Smart Purple Player is a powerful IPTV player that possesses numerous features and supports both Xtream Codes API and M3U playlist management. It features a pre-emptive multitasking player that is built in, this player is capable of playing external media files as well. The player is capable of supporting live television stations and has a VOD library that features video content on demand. Additionally, it facilitates the easy transition from other devices. The player provides parental control options for each type of content, which ensures a safe viewing experience. With the IPTV Smart Purple Player, you can access high quality 4K content easily. It's available for download from both the Google Play Store and the App Store. TiviMate IPTV Player TiviMate IPTV Player is a superior IPTV player that is specifically designed to play on large televisions. It features a diverse array of features that enhance your viewing experience, including an EPG that facilitates easy channel selection, a catchup system that provides content that was missed, and support for multiple playlists. The player also supports customization, which enables you to personalize its interface to your preferred style. TiviMate IPTV Player is easily accessible on the Google Play Store, this player is ideal for streaming video to Android TVs and Firesticks. XCIPTV Player XCIPTV Player is notable as a powerful IPTV player that combines two prebuilt media players, ExoPlayer and VLC Player. With its diverse range of support for format, including Xtream Code API and M3U URLs, it accommodates a variety of streaming preferences. The user-friendly interface is beneficial to IPTV devotees, it ensures a smooth streaming experience. Notably, XCIPTV Player is easily accessible on popular app stores for common streaming devices like Android and iOS, it also has a compatibility with other platforms. Kodi Kodi is a versatile media platform software that converts your device into a powerful media center. It facilitates the support of a variety of media types, it has a large variety of customization options, and it provides add-ons that have additional capabilities. Emby Emby is a rich media platform that allows you to arrange, stream, and access your media repository. It promotes a powerful server-client design, media conversion, support for multiple devices, and platform compatibility. Jellyfin Jellyfin is a media server that is open source and provides a customizable and hosted streaming solution. It features features features like media organization, conversion, client apps for various devices, and support for add-ons and plugins.
Plex: Free vs Paid
Plex offers both free and paid versions, each with its own set of features and limitations. Here’s an overview of the differences between Plex’s free and paid options: - Free Version: - Media Organization: The free version allows you to organize your media library with metadata, posters, and descriptions. - Streaming: You can stream your media collection to various devices, including computers, smartphones, tablets, and streaming devices. - Live TV: The free version supports live TV streaming and DVR functionality if you have a compatible tuner and antenna. - Podcasts: You can listen to podcasts within Plex using the free version. - Music: Enjoy your music collection and create playlists with the free version. - Plex Pass (Paid Version): - Mobile Sync: With Plex Pass, you can sync your media to your mobile devices for offline playback. - Parental Controls: Plex Pass allows you to set up parental controls to restrict access to certain content. - Movie Trailers and Extras: Access movie trailers, interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and other bonus content. - Multiple Users: Plex Pass allows you to create managed user accounts with personalized recommendations and watched statuses. - Hardware Acceleration: Plex Pass unlocks hardware transcoding, which can improve streaming performance on compatible devices. - Premium Music Features: Enjoy advanced music features, including lyrics, mood playlists, and more. - Early Access to New Features: Plex Pass subscribers get early access to new features and enhancements. The Plex Pass is available as a subscription service, and the pricing varies based on the subscription duration (monthly, annual, or lifetime). It's crucial to recognize that while the free version of Plex provides many essential features, the Plex Pass subscription increases the user's experience with additional benefits and features. The distinction between the free and paid versions is based on your specific preferences and needs.
FAQ
Why is my Plex IPTV Plugin Not working? If your Plex IPTV plugin is not working, here are some simple troubleshooting steps to try: 1. Check compatibility: Ensure that the IPTV plugin you’re using is compatible with your version of Plex. 2. Verify installation: Make sure the plugin is installed correctly according to the provided instructions. 3. Restart Plex server: Restart your Plex media server to resolve any temporary issues or conflicts. 4. Update the plugin: Check for any available updates for the IPTV plugin and install them if necessary. 5. Review plugin settings: Double-check the plugin settings within Plex and ensure they are configured correctly. 6. Check internet connection: Ensure that your internet connection is stable and functioning properly. 7. Confirm IPTV provider status: Verify that your IPTV provider is operational as service issues can affect the plugin. 8. Read the full article
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