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Xtream also lets you add logos to a channel very easily, which is really nice for quick browsing, and has a player (currently in beta) that allows for the ultimate in easy M3U to streaming management. The first time I attempted to edit an M3U list, I didn’t realize that the client I was using wasn’t going to let me upload an M3U directly to it, and it became a pretty big headache that wasted a fair amount of time for me. Xtream Editor also provides a useful tool for allowing users to link their M3U files via URLs, which can be useful depending on the streaming client that is trying to be used. It sounds simple but once you try to do this without the help of a program that knows what it’s doing, a program like Xtream becomes an oasis in the desert. The main advantage I’ve found of using Xtream Editor is that I can really easily just pick and choose what’s going to be streamed onto my devices.

It’s also not very complicated to use, which was a huge plus for me as I cannot stand getting frustrated googling solutions to weird UI issues and complicated procedures in lesser programs. This means I can take and combine M3U files I have sourced and combine them in one list that is ideal for my personal tastes. It allows users to compile an M3U list on their own, or with ones provided by Xtream, to make their own, customized TV channel playlist.

It’s a project-based out of Switzerland that has become the go-to choice in M3U file editing for IPTV purposes.

Xtream Editor is an M3U file editor specifically for use with IPTV channels. That’s where Xtream Editor came in for me. This is common for creating music and movie playlists, but in the case of IPTV they point to the location of the live TV channel for streaming purposes.įinding an M3U channel playlist is not that difficult with a little googling or from my recommended list, but actually customizing it to only feature the channels you are interested in, updating it, and making it navigable for specific tastes gets a little trickier. They simply point a program into the direction of the media it needs to read. M3U files are how IPTV services mostly operate. I didn’t have a lot of issues getting my TV set up to be able to stream basic content such as downloaded movies and music, but learning how to stream TV channels was a different thing entirely. The issue a lot of people run into, including myself when I was first learning this stuff, is it can be pretty daunting and complicated to learn how it all works.

IPTV is absolutely amazing… once it’s set up.