Hey all. I’m currently trialling out IPTV providers, and one of the things that’s putting me off entirely is the lack of decent Mac apps, specifically ones that allow for Xtream logins and not only m3u.
The provider I’m testing out suggested Smarters Lite from the iPad store – it runs fine, but it fullscreens with black borders down the sides.
Aside from that, I’ve tried IPTVnator (FOSS, so that’s great) but doesn’t actually display the content.
The only thing that works great for individual channel viewing is using Stremio with an add-on, but there’s no EPG interface there, so no channel hopping and other features.
Any suggestions?
ETA: compatibility with Apple Silicon (M1/M2) chips would be vital too.
It’s not tho. It auto installs and runs when you open an x64 app. As far as I remember I only had to click yes once to confirm the install. I would be surprised if op doesn’t already have it installed.
Yeah it’s incredibly easy and you don’t even notice. Can use the activity monitor to check whether it’s running natively or through that translation layer, and often you wouldn’t even realise. Maybe this Kodi addon would work then, given Rosetta, I don’t know. But I’m not the biggest fan of Kodi tbh. Presently I have the service running through Jellyfin and that’s great, so would probably not bother with Kodi now.
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Kodi + PVR IPTV addon. I use this addon, keep in mind that it doesn’t support Apple silicon https://kodi.tv/addons/matrix/pvr.iptvsimple/
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Ah thanks for this, but Apple silicon support would be essential in my case
Won’t it run through Rosetta?
This new Apple thingy sounds so over complicated, what is Rosetta?
It’s basically a tool to run x64 programs on arm
As nice as it sounds it seems like an “over complicated” workaround, but at least there are workarounds.
It’s not tho. It auto installs and runs when you open an x64 app. As far as I remember I only had to click yes once to confirm the install. I would be surprised if op doesn’t already have it installed.
Yeah, I didn’t mean it in functionality, more like an extra step for people, but a needed one for those models ofc, I don’t know if I’m being clear.
Yeah it’s incredibly easy and you don’t even notice. Can use the activity monitor to check whether it’s running natively or through that translation layer, and often you wouldn’t even realise. Maybe this Kodi addon would work then, given Rosetta, I don’t know. But I’m not the biggest fan of Kodi tbh. Presently I have the service running through Jellyfin and that’s great, so would probably not bother with Kodi now.