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	== IPTV inside {{Kodi}} ==		== IPTV inside {{Kodi}} ==
	To get an IPTV signal into {{Kodi}}'s PVR frontend your first option is to use an external third-party ~~[[PVR_recording_software\|~~PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with {{Kodi}}, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV ~~PVR\|MythTV]]~~, and ~~[[MediaPortal_TV-Server\|~~MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like ~~[[Njoy\|~~Njoy N7]] or [[HDHomeRun]].		To get an IPTV signal into {{Kodi}}'s PVR frontend your first option is to use an external third-party PVR backend software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with {{Kodi}}, using PVR backend server software such as Tvheadend, VDR, MythTV, and MediaPortal, or a stand-alone hardware box like Njoy N7 or HDHomeRun.

	The second option is to use a PVR client addon in Kodi that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in Kodi without an third-party PVR backend software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is ~~[[Add-on:~~IPTV Simple Client~~\|IPTV Simple Client]]~~		The second option is to use a PVR client addon in Kodi that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in Kodi without an third-party PVR backend software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is IPTV Simple Client

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	== IPTV inside {{Kodi}} ==		== IPTV inside {{Kodi}} ==
	To get an IPTV signal into {{Kodi}}'s ~~[[PVR\|~~PVR frontend]] your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with {{Kodi}}, using PVR backend server software such as [[~~Tvheadend PVR\|~~Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR\|MythTV]], and [[~~MediaPortal PVR~~\|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[~~PVR/Backend/~~Njoy\|Njoy N7]] or [[HDHomeRun]].		To get an IPTV signal into {{Kodi}}'s PVR frontend your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR_recording_software\|PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with {{Kodi}}, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR\|MythTV]], and [[MediaPortal_TV-Server\|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[Njoy\|Njoy N7]] or [[HDHomeRun]].

	The second option is to use a PVR client addon in Kodi that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in Kodi without an third-party [[PVR backend]] software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client\|~~IPTV Simple Client]]~~		The second option is to use a PVR client addon in Kodi that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in Kodi without an third-party PVR backend software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client\|IPTV Simple Client]]

	~~== See also ==~~
	* [[PVR]]
	* [[PVR backend]]
	* [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client]]

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	IPTV (abbreviation for "Internet Protocol television") is a system through which television services are delivered using the Internet protocol suite over a packet-switched network such as the Internet, instead of being delivered through traditional terrestrial, satellite signal, and cable television formats.		<section begin="intro" />IPTV (abbreviation for "Internet Protocol television") is a system through which television services are delivered using the Internet protocol suite over a packet-switched network such as the Internet, instead of being delivered through traditional terrestrial, satellite signal, and cable television formats.

	IPTV is distinguished from Internet television by its on-going standardization process (e.g., European Telecommunications Standards Institute) and preferential deployment scenarios in subscriber-based telecommunications networks with high-speed access channels into end-user premises via set-top boxes or other customer-premises equipment.		IPTV is distinguished from Internet television by its on-going standardization process (e.g., European Telecommunications Standards Institute) and preferential deployment scenarios in subscriber-based telecommunications networks with high-speed access channels into end-user premises via set-top boxes or other customer-premises equipment.

	For a more broader general overview of what IPTV is and what it is not, please read [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPTV the article about IPTV on wikipedia].		For a more broader general overview of what IPTV is and what it is not, please read [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPTV the article about IPTV on wikipedia].<section end="intro" />

	== IPTV ~~in XBMC~~ ==		== IPTV inside {{Kodi}} ==
	To get an IPTV signal into ~~XBMC~~'s [[PVR\|PVR frontend]] your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with ~~XBMC~~, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend PVR\|Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR\|MythTV]], and [[MediaPortal PVR\|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[PVR/Backend/Njoy\|Njoy N7]]~~, Silicondust~~ HDHomeRun ~~Prime, Hauppauge WinTV DCR-2650, or Ceton InfiniTV 4~~.		To get an IPTV signal into {{Kodi}}'s [[PVR\|PVR frontend]] your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with {{Kodi}}, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend PVR\|Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR\|MythTV]], and [[MediaPortal PVR\|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[PVR/Backend/Njoy\|Njoy N7]] or [[HDHomeRun]].

	The second option is to use a PVR client addon in Kodi that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in Kodi without an third-party [[PVR backend]] software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client\|IPTV Simple Client]]		The second option is to use a PVR client addon in Kodi that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in Kodi without an third-party [[PVR backend]] software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client\|IPTV Simple Client]]

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	For a more broader general overview of what IPTV is and what it is not, please read [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPTV the article about IPTV on wikipedia].		For a more broader general overview of what IPTV is and what it is not, please read [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPTV the article about IPTV on wikipedia].

	==IPTV in XBMC==		== IPTV in XBMC ==
	To get an IPTV signal into XBMC's [[PVR\|PVR frontend]] your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with XBMC, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend PVR\|Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR\|MythTV]], and [[MediaPortal PVR\|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[PVR/Backend/Njoy\|Njoy N7]], Silicondust HDHomeRun Prime, Hauppauge WinTV DCR-2650, or Ceton InfiniTV 4.		To get an IPTV signal into XBMC's [[PVR\|PVR frontend]] your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with XBMC, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend PVR\|Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR\|MythTV]], and [[MediaPortal PVR\|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[PVR/Backend/Njoy\|Njoy N7]], Silicondust HDHomeRun Prime, Hauppauge WinTV DCR-2650, or Ceton InfiniTV 4.

	The second option is to use a PVR client addon in ~~XBMC~~ that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in ~~XBMC~~ without an third-party [[PVR backend]] software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client\|IPTV Simple Client]]		The second option is to use a PVR client addon in Kodi that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in Kodi without an third-party [[PVR backend]] software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client\|IPTV Simple Client]]

	==See also==		== See also ==
	* [[PVR]]		* [[PVR]]
	* [[PVR backend]]		* [[PVR backend]]
	* [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client]]		* [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client]]

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	To get an IPTV signal into XBMC's [[PVR\|PVR frontend]] your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with XBMC, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend PVR\|Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR\|MythTV]], and [[MediaPortal PVR\|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[PVR/Backend/Njoy\|Njoy N7]], Silicondust HDHomeRun Prime, Hauppauge WinTV DCR-2650, or Ceton InfiniTV 4.		To get an IPTV signal into XBMC's [[PVR\|PVR frontend]] your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with XBMC, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend PVR\|Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR\|MythTV]], and [[MediaPortal PVR\|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[PVR/Backend/Njoy\|Njoy N7]], Silicondust HDHomeRun Prime, Hauppauge WinTV DCR-2650, or Ceton InfiniTV 4.

	The second option is to use a PVR client addon in ~~{{name}}~~ that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in ~~{{name}}~~ without an third-party [[PVR backend]] software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client\|IPTV Simple Client]]		The second option is to use a PVR client addon in XBMC that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in XBMC without an third-party [[PVR backend]] software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client\|IPTV Simple Client]]

	==See also==		==See also==

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	To get an IPTV signal into XBMC's [[PVR\|PVR frontend]] your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with XBMC, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend PVR\|Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR\|MythTV]], and [[MediaPortal PVR\|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[PVR/Backend/Njoy\|Njoy N7]], Silicondust HDHomeRun Prime, Hauppauge WinTV DCR-2650, or Ceton InfiniTV 4.		To get an IPTV signal into XBMC's [[PVR\|PVR frontend]] your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with XBMC, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend PVR\|Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR\|MythTV]], and [[MediaPortal PVR\|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[PVR/Backend/Njoy\|Njoy N7]], Silicondust HDHomeRun Prime, Hauppauge WinTV DCR-2650, or Ceton InfiniTV 4.

	The second option is to use a PVR client addon in ~~XBMC~~ that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in ~~XBMC~~ without an third-party [[PVR backend]] software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client\|IPTV Simple Client]]		The second option is to use a PVR client addon in {{name}} that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in {{name}} without an third-party [[PVR backend]] software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client\|IPTV Simple Client]]

	==See also==		==See also==

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	IPTV (abbreviation for "Internet Protocol television") is a system through which television services are delivered using the Internet protocol suite over a packet-switched network such as the Internet, instead of being delivered through traditional terrestrial, satellite signal, and cable television formats.		IPTV (abbreviation for "Internet Protocol television") is a system through which television services are delivered using the Internet protocol suite over a packet-switched network such as the Internet, instead of being delivered through traditional terrestrial, satellite signal, and cable television formats.

	For a ~~larger~~ general overview of what IPTV is please read ~~the article about it on wikipedia~~		IPTV is distinguished from Internet television by its on-going standardization process (e.g., European Telecommunications Standards Institute) and preferential deployment scenarios in subscriber-based telecommunications networks with high-speed access channels into end-user premises via set-top boxes or other customer-premises equipment.
	* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPTV
			For a more broader general overview of what IPTV is and what it is not, please read [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPTV the article about IPTV on wikipedia].

	==IPTV in XBMC==		==IPTV in XBMC==
	IPTV is distinguished from Internet television by its on-going standardization process (e.g., European Telecommunications Standards Institute) and preferential deployment scenarios in subscriber-based telecommunications networks with high-speed access channels into end-user premises via set-top boxes or other customer-premises equipment.

	To get an IPTV signal into XBMC's [[PVR\|PVR frontend]] your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with XBMC, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend PVR\|Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR\|MythTV]], and [[MediaPortal PVR\|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[PVR/Backend/Njoy\|Njoy N7]], Silicondust HDHomeRun Prime, Hauppauge WinTV DCR-2650, or Ceton InfiniTV 4.		To get an IPTV signal into XBMC's [[PVR\|PVR frontend]] your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with XBMC, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend PVR\|Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR\|MythTV]], and [[MediaPortal PVR\|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[PVR/Backend/Njoy\|Njoy N7]], Silicondust HDHomeRun Prime, Hauppauge WinTV DCR-2650, or Ceton InfiniTV 4.

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IPTV (abbreviation for "Internet Protocol television") is a system through which television services are delivered using the Internet protocol suite over a packet-switched network such as the Internet, instead of being delivered through traditional terrestrial, satellite signal, and cable television formats.

For a larger general overview of what IPTV is please read the article about it on wikipedia
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPTV

==IPTV in XBMC==
IPTV is distinguished from Internet television by its on-going standardization process (e.g., European Telecommunications Standards Institute) and preferential deployment scenarios in subscriber-based telecommunications networks with high-speed access channels into end-user premises via set-top boxes or other customer-premises equipment.

To get an IPTV signal into XBMC's [[PVR|PVR frontend]] your first option is to use an external third-party [[PVR backend]] software or stand-alone hardware box that will parse the signal and then in turn repackage and forward it on to a PVR client addon compatible with XBMC, using PVR backend server software such as [[Tvheadend PVR|Tvheadend]], [[VDR]], [[MythTV PVR|MythTV]], and [[MediaPortal PVR|MediaPortal]], or a stand-alone hardware box like [[PVR/Backend/Njoy|Njoy N7]], Silicondust HDHomeRun Prime, Hauppauge WinTV DCR-2650, or Ceton InfiniTV 4.

The second option is to use a PVR client addon in XBMC that is capable of receiving IPTV signal directly in XBMC without an third-party [[PVR backend]] software or hardware, for which there currently only is one PVR client addon, and that is [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client|IPTV Simple Client]]

==See also==
* [[PVR]]
* [[PVR backend]]
* [[Add-on:IPTV Simple Client]]