Best free IPTV lists and services for Kodi, Android Boxes or Fire TV

Kodi is a free and open source media player application. It allows its users to play games, view videos, music and movies. Audio and Video add-ons let the viewers stream internet content. Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) is a streaming media which delivers television content and it is also available on Kodi. Kodi is really your one-stop-shop when it comes to entertainment.

Get a VPN to Unblock Channels and Keep you Anonymous

However, when dealing with Kodi, VPNs are highly recommended to prevent issues with copyright rules and also bypass geolocation filters. VPNs not only encrypt and secure your content ensuring that no-one knows what you are viewing, they also provide you with multiple access points around the world. This ability to appear as if you are in other countries is extremely useful when faced with geographic restrictions as you can simply appear to be in the country where the services are allowed!

There are many different VPN services available online, but only a few that are really any good. You need to ensure that whichever service you select is designed for streaming media and also ensure that it does not slow your connection down dramatically as you really do not want to b have everything you’re watching be buffering! We always recommend IPVanish to our readers as its probably the best of the bunch right now. We’ve even negotiated a 20% discount for our users which is even better!

Best Free IPTV Apps for Android or Fire devices (Alternatives to Kodi)

• Live NetTV – Provides 700+ free live TV Channels. Wan’t to know more about Live NetTV? Click here.
• Mobdro – The famous Mobdro provides lots of channels! The stream quality isn’t as good as the Live NetTV but as the quality is lower, it will need less internet speed to run it. Wan’t to know more about Mobdro app? Click here.

Best Free IPTV Kodi Add-Ons

There is a sea of add-ons available but only a few that are reliable and have good quality streams.

This list of free IPTV services or add-ons is given based on certain key factors.

• The number of channels offered by the service
• Functionality of the streams
• Number of countries to which it offers
• User-friendly
• More variety for the users to choose from

The following list contains addons that allows you to watch free TV Channels on Kodi. Each addon has a URL of the repository where you can get the addon. If you don’t know how to install addons on Kodi, read this article.

cCloud TV

cCloud TV has one of the largest libraries for an add-on giving access to several choices for the viewers. The number of genres offered by this add-on is massive. You can have access to various movies, news, sports, movies, documentary, and music sorted by languages. You can install it using the following repo http://kod1help.com/kod1/ .

Sportie

This add-on is especially for the sports lovers out there. It also provides other services. You can get various sports feeds and even watch recordings. You can get this add-on by installing the repo from http://areswizard.co.uk

BBC iPlayer

For people who are in need of high-quality BBC content, BBC iPlayer is the best add-on. It has exclusive UK content. You can get it from https://kodi.tv/addon/music-add-ons-plugins-video-add-ons/iplayer-www

iPlayer and some of the other UK Specific add-ons definitely need a VPN as they are geoblocked.

iTV

This add-on is also known for its quantity of UK shows. Whereas it also has a lot of American shows in high-quality. It is also known for its stable feeds. iTV can be obtained by installing the repository available here: http://noobsandnerds.com/portal

Goodfellas 2.0

Goodfellas 2.0 gives access to UK and US shows. Its advantage is a layout which is user-friendly. It is highly popular for its regular updates. You can get this through the Goodfellas repo available at http://www.goodfellasteam.com/Repository/

Made in Canada IPTV

Though this add-on focuses on Canadian channels, it also gives access to a great selection of American channels. You can download different versions of it here: http://kodi-addons.club/addon/plugin.video.mic/2.1

Star Tec

Star-Tec is an all-in-one add-on which gives access to a large number of genres ranging from movies, cartoons, anime to live concerts and events. You can get it installing the following repo http://gen-tec.co/gentecwiz/

Adryan List

This add-on if for Latino shows, movies and TV shows and also has a great collection of world sports. You can download the add-on here: http://repo.adryanlist.org/

StreamZ TV

StreamZ TV gives access to US TV shows, BBC News, Animal Planet, reality shows and sports channels. You can download it from http://rmkodi.uki/repo/Addons/

These are some highly recommended Best Free IPTV services for Kodi. Watch your favorite shows for free and enjoy!

How to Install IPTV Lists on Kodi

Now while I’ve covered a bunch of different add-ons in this post, with Kodi you’re not restricted to just using an add-on. You can also use specific m3u files to watch the content within Kodi itself. This is actually simpler than you might think.

To get this working we’re going to use an add-on built into Kodi called PVR IPTV Simple Client but before we do that you’re going to have to get a couple of m3u files. These files actually tell Kodi where to get the relevant stream and your best way of finding them is as simple as a google search! I’d suggest you make note of a couple as the free ones are not kept up to date and you might have to try a few till you get one that works for you.

To set it up you just need to follow the steps below.

• Open Kodi and select Add-Ons and then My Add-Ons. If you scroll down the list you’ll see PVR Clients. Click into this.
• Inside PVR clients, scroll down the list till you get to PVR IPTV Simple Client and click on it.
• Inside PVR IPTV Simple Client you’ll need to click on Enable and then Configure. You now have two options – local or remote. Remote is a website address – http:// … whereas local would be a file that you’ve downloaded to your computer. You can find Free IPTV lists in this website.
• Using one of the links you downloaded earlier, enter it into the field (make sure that you select remote or local appropriately) and then click OK. You’ll see a message that Kodi needs to restart.
• Exit out of Kodi and restart it. Once you log back in again, select TV from the list and assuming that the m3u file you’ve selected works, it should start to load the channels and you can then start watching live TV for free!