- 4K (Ultra HD)
- A very sharp picture, four times more detailed than Full HD. You need about 25 Mbps of internet speed for one 4K stream. Internet speed for IPTV →
- Anti-freeze
- Server technology that spreads viewers across several servers, so the picture does not stop when many people watch at the same time.
- Buffering
- When the video stops for a moment to load more data. It is usually caused by weak Wi-Fi, a slow device or a busy internet connection. How to fix buffering →
- Catch-up TV
- A feature that lets you watch programmes that were shown in the last few days, at any time.
- Connection
- The number of devices that can watch at the same time with one subscription. One connection means one device at a time.
- Credit (reseller)
- The unit a reseller uses to create subscriptions. At DenvayStream, 1 credit = 1 month of service for one customer. Reseller credit packs →
- EPG (TV guide)
- Electronic Programme Guide. A list on your screen that shows what is on now and what is coming next on each channel.
- Ethernet cable
- A network cable that connects your TV or TV box directly to your router. It gives a more stable connection than Wi-Fi.
- FHD (Full HD)
- A clear, sharp picture with 1080 lines (1080p). You need about 15 Mbps of internet speed for one Full HD stream.
- Firestick
- A small streaming stick from Amazon that plugs into your TV's HDMI port. It is one of the most popular devices for IPTV. Firestick setup guide →
- Free trial
- A short test of the service before you pay. DenvayStream offers a free 24-hour trial with full access. Get a free trial →
- HD
- High Definition. A good picture with 720 lines (720p). You need about 10 Mbps of internet speed for one HD stream.
- IPTV
- Internet Protocol Television. TV channels, movies and series delivered over your internet connection instead of a satellite dish or cable. What is IPTV? →
- Live TV
- Channels you watch at the same time as they are broadcast, like normal TV.
- M3U link (playlist)
- A web link or file that contains the channel list of your subscription. You can paste it into players like VLC.
- MAC address
- A unique code that identifies your device, like 00:1A:79:XX:XX:XX. MAG boxes and some Smart TV apps use it to connect your subscription. MAG box setup guide →
- MAG box
- A small TV box made only for IPTV. It uses a portal URL and is easy to use with a remote control. MAG box setup guide →
- Mbps
- Megabits per second. The unit used to measure internet speed. More Mbps means a faster connection.
- Player app
- The app you use to watch IPTV, such as TiviMate, IPTV Smarters or VLC. The app does not include channels — they come from your subscription. Best IPTV apps →
- Portal URL
- A web address you type into a MAG box (and some apps) to load your IPTV service.
- Server URL
- The web address of the IPTV server. You type it in your player app together with your username and password.
- Smart TV
- A TV that connects to the internet and can install apps. Most Samsung and LG Smart TVs can run IPTV apps directly. Smart TV setup guide →
- VOD (video on demand)
- Movies and series you can start whenever you want, pause and watch again.
- VPN
- A service that hides and protects your internet traffic. It is not needed for IPTV, but some people use one if their internet provider slows down video.
- Xtream Codes login
- A way to log in to IPTV apps with three details: a username, a password and a server URL. Most player apps support it.