TV Services Checklist
Use for PPV & Sports Events

Amazon Fire TV Stick
Updates

  • If your Fire TV Stick overall is running sluggish, usually there is a update
  • Until the update is downloaded or installed Fire TV Sticks run very sluggish
  • Click <Home Button>
  • Navigate to “Settings
  • Navigate to “My Fire TV
  • Navigate to “About
  • Click on it once
  • Next
  • Scroll down to “Check for Updates” button
  • Click on it once
  • Next
  • Let it download and install updates
  • Check again till all updates are installed
  • Done

VPN (Virtual Private Network)
Encrypted Connection

(only use this if your TiviMate or IPTV Smarters Pro is buffering a lot)

  • As of today Internet Service Providers (ISP) are using Artificial Intelligence (A.i.)
  • They are using A.i. to find any suspected connection and kill it
  • It is a win for the ISP because now they automated a way to prevent piracy
  • To prevent this a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection is required
  • This encrypts the connection so the ISP cannot see what the signal is doing and moves on
  • Navigate to “Apps
  • Search for “NuDataStreams VPN
  • Click on it once!
  • Next
  • Navigate to the “UNITED STATES (LOS ANGELES / CALIFORNIA” button
    • Los Angeles sometimes gets over loaded during big pay per view events, works fine other times
  • Click on it once
  • Choose “United States (Houston / Texas)
    • I had very good luck with Houston / Texas lately
    • Note: You can try other locations if “Speed Test Wifi Analyzer” speeds are too slow
  • Click on it once
  • Next
  • Navigate to the “Connect” button
  • Click on it once
  • Next
  • New window “Connection request
  • Click “OK” one time
  • Next
  • Wait for it to show “CONNECTED” in green
  • Once this appears click on the <HOME> button on your remote
  • This app will run in the background
  • The entire firestick / device will be using a encrypted connection

Device Internet Speed

  • If Apps & Live TV Channels Load Slowly
  • Click “Home Button
  • Navigate to “Search
  • Type ANAL
  • Scroll Down & Click on “Analiti Speed Test Wifi Analyzer
  • Click to Download & Install
  • Launch “Speed Test Wifi Analyzer
    • Note: this will test the internet speed at the device itself
  • Internet speeds should show green check marks across the board
    • Note: Indicated by the green arrow in the picture below
  • Internet download speeds should be 8Mbps or higher for 1080P TVs
    • If slower than 8Mbps switch from Houston to Los Angeles in VPN

Device Space (Fire TV Stick)

  • (Nvidia Shield users have plenty of space skip this step)
  • Amazon Fire TV Stick users follow these steps
  • If Apps & Live TV Channels Bomb Out
  • Click “Home Button
  • Navigate to “Settings
  • Scroll Down & Navigate to “Applications
  • Click once on “Applications
  • Scroll down to “Manage Installed Applications
  • Do Not Click on it
  • Once “Manage Installed Applications” is highlighted orange
  • Right side is “Internal Space”
  • Device requires at least 1.30GB of available space to buffer video
  • If you have less than that uninstall any apps not on the list below
  • TiviMate, IPTV Smarters Pro, CinemaHD, VLC, NuDataStreams VPN, NxGen Store, and Downloader
  • Only the above apps should only be installed
  • If you have Netflix, Disney, MLB, etc… uninstall them
  • You want extra apps buy another firestick

Pay Per View Events

  • UFC Fights / Pay Per View Events are in the following:
    • TiviMate – Channel Group = “PPV & Live Events
    • IPTV Smarters Pro – Live TV – Channel Group = “Live | PPV”

TiviMate

  • Launch TiviMate
  • It Automatically updates in the background for (Premium Version Only)
  • Scroll down to “PPV & Live Events
  • Scroll down looking for the Pay Per View Event
  • Look at the channel title which will show the event name (Green Arrow in Picture Below)
  • There normally 2 to 5 channels showing the pay per view event

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IPTV Smarters Pro

  • Launch IPTV Smarters Pro
  • Let it update
  • Click on “Live TV” – Scroll down to “Live | PPV
  • Scroll down looking for the Pay Per View Event
  • Look at the channel title which will show the event name (Green Arrow in Picture Below)
  • There normally 2 to 5 channels showing the pay per view event

Sports Listings

Sports games play on many different channels. Use below as a guide.

  • Baseball (MLB) – Click Here