Kodi PVR IPTV Simple Client - Would you like to set up an M3U playlist in Kodi and watch live IPTV channels quickly and easily? Our guide shows you the fastest way to start and use M3U files in Kodi.
An M3U playlist is a popular and easy way to load multiple live IPTV channels.
An M3U playlist is a text file. Inside it we find live stream addresses and channel names.
it is easy to find on the net just search for iptv links or m3u playlists on google and you'll have a big number of choices and of course just check our website and sure you will find what you are looking for check HERE for example for some playlists.
How to Setup PVR IPTV Simple Client Kodi Jarvis and later:
- Open Kodi
- Select SYSTEM or SETTINGS depending on your skin
- Choose TV
- Tap on General
- Select Enabled
- You will now see a pop-up saying that you have no PVR Client enabled. Select OK
- Scroll down and select PVR IPTV Simple Client
- Select Enable
- Select Configure
- In General select M3U Play List URL
- Add your M3U URL into the address section (you will get this from your IPTV supplier)
- Select OK
- Select OK again
- Reboot Kodi
- On your Home Screen you should now see TV (or Live TV if on an older version of Kodi). Open that to see the live channel list
- The list should look like this. Select a channel for it to load and play
How to Setup PVR IPTV Simple Client Kodi Jarvis Krypton:
- Open Kodi
- Highlight TV
- Choose Enter add-on browser
- Choose PVR IPTV Simple Client
- Select Configure
- Tap General
- Location to Remote Path (Internet Address)
- Then Select M3U Play List URL
- Enter the URL of your M3U Play List (you will get this from your IPTV supplier) and select OK
- If you have an M3U text file stored locally on your usb storage/network/computer/box then set the Locationto Local Path (include Local Network)
- Then Select M3U Play List URL
- Navigate to where the file is stored and select it
- Select OK
- Select Enable
- Wait for notification of channels loaded
- Now when you go back to the Home Screen and select TV it should look like this
