Streamline your home media experience
NTV is an excellent streaming experience when used with Kodi (previously XBMC), a free media center for all operating systems. Kodi, previously XBMC, has a plug in system which allows you to install virtually any add on for use with IPTV. The friendly developers at Xunity have created a
How to remove FTV Guide Channels to match NTV channels can complement the integrate FTV Guide with NTV tutorial which combines the power of these two excellent Kodi XBMC plugins for expat IPTV. However, I did notice my channel list was quite long and I spent a lot of time
Kodi has so many plugins available. You may have some favorite plugins you use very often. It can be annoying to have to scroll to Videos, go to Add ons and then find the plugin you want to launch. You can make things much easier on yourself by adding shortcuts
The SportsAccess service was promising but ultimately the site owner got overwhelmed with popularity. Lots of users started complaining about buffering issues and not getting refunds when they were dissatisfied with the service. The owner Carleton is regularly attacked by his numerous enemies because of his bad business practices (for
Kodi can now be installed directly on a Raspbian distro so you can get the best of both worlds thanks to Michael Gorven. Many people use Raspmbc and OSMC which is great if all you want to use it for is a media center only. However, if you want
TV Guide is a Kodi XBMC plugin for EPG data to give you an overview for Scandinavian channels. NTV is an IPTV plugin for viewing Scandinavian channels primarily used by expats who miss their home channels. The NTV plugin doesn’t have the best interface so when you combine it with
FTV Guide is a sexy EPG (Electronic Programming Guide) for Kodi XBMC which gives you channel overviews with current and upcoming shows. It can integrate with FilmOn’s low quality free streams but can also be integrated with NTV’s subscription service (see NTV Review). This guide should work on Windows,