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One provider, one login, and TVs in three different rooms, each from a different brand. It is a common setup, and getting the same IPTV list on all of them is simpler than it looks. There are two things to settle with your provider first, and then the setup is the same few minutes for every TV.
First: how many screens does your provider allow?
Your login can be used on any device, but providers set how many can watch at the same time. Some allow one connection, some several, some sell extra connections. If two people in the house want to watch at once, this is the number that decides it. Check your plan or ask your provider before setting up the second TV.
If your plan allows one connection and you only watch in one room at a time, you can still install the player everywhere. Close the app on one TV before you start watching on another.
Second: one player that runs on all your TVs
In a mixed home the choice of player counts for a lot. If the app you like only exists for one brand, every other TV needs a different app with different menus. IPTV Panda Player runs on Samsung, LG, Android TV and Google TV, Fire TV, Roku, WhaleTV and Windows, so every room gets one app to learn and the same way of adding a playlist.
Setting up each TV
- Install IPTV Panda Player on the TV from its app store. On Fire TV, follow this short install route.
- Open it. The home screen shows that TV's MAC address. Each TV has its own.
- On your phone, go to pandaplayer.net/upload-playlist, enter that TV's MAC address and paste your login. The list reaches the TV by itself.
Repeat for the next TV with its own MAC address. Since you are pasting the same login from the same message each time, there is no retyping.
Trying it, and paying for it
Every new device gets a 7-day free trial, so each TV can run the full app for a week before you decide. Each device then needs its own license, activated at pandaplayer.net/activate with that device's MAC address. You can pay once per device, with nothing that renews.
Keeping track of the TVs
Note each room's MAC address somewhere, such as a note on your phone: "Living room Samsung", "Bedroom Roku". You need it when you add or edit a playlist for that TV, and when you move a license to a replacement TV at pandaplayer.net/manage.
Questions about several TVs
Can I use the same IPTV login on two TVs?
Yes, the login works on any device. Your provider decides how many can watch at the same time, so check your plan if two TVs will play at once.
Do I need a separate Panda Player license for each TV?
Yes. Each device has its own license, and each new device starts with a 7-day free trial.
Can I add the playlist to every TV from my phone?
Yes. Use pandaplayer.net/upload-playlist once per TV, with that TV's MAC address.
My TVs are different brands. Can I use Panda Player on all of them?
Yes, on each platform it runs on: Samsung, LG, Android TV and Google TV, Fire TV, Roku, WhaleTV and Windows. Each TV gets its own install and its own license.
