Player setup · SmartOne IPTV · 2026

How to set up SmartOne IPTV

SmartOne IPTV is a player app for smart TVs, Android TV and Fire TV. Here's how to install it, link your playlist and fix common problems.

Quick answer

To set up SmartOne IPTV, install the app, note the MAC address it shows, add your playlist against that address on the SmartOne website, then relaunch the app.

  1. Install SmartOne IPTV. Install it from your TV's app store: Samsung's store, LG Content Store, Google Play or the Amazon Appstore.
  2. Find the MAC address. Open the app on your TV and write down the MAC address it shows.
  3. Add your playlist on the SmartOne website. On a phone or laptop, enter that MAC address and your Xtream Codes or M3U details on SmartOne's Upload Playlist page.
  4. Relaunch the app. Close SmartOne IPTV and open it again. Your channels load.
Runs on
Samsung, LG, VIDAA, Android TV, Fire TV
Playlist types
Xtream Codes, M3U, Stalker portal
Free trial
15 days
Channels included?
No, it's a player only
A smart TV in a living room at night showing an IPTV player menu over a cooking programme, with a remote and phone on the coffee table

What SmartOne IPTV is

SmartOne IPTV (also written Smart One IPTV) is a media player. SmartOne says it offers no channels, subscriptions or streaming service, and a licence comes with no channels or streams. Paying unlocks the app on one TV, not anything to watch.

Your channels come from a playlist you add from an IPTV provider. With IPTV Extended, that's the login we send when you start a free trial or subscribe. The provider, not the app, decides whether your viewing is above board: see our guide to whether IPTV is legal in the UK.

SmartOne IPTV isn't Smart IPTV (SIPTV). They're separate apps from different developers, with their own websites, prices and activation. If that's the app you have, use our Smart IPTV setup guide.

Which TVs and devices SmartOne IPTV runs on

SmartOne lists these platforms on its own website and in its installation guides:

PlatformWhere you install itWhat SmartOne lists
Samsung (Tizen)Samsung's app storeTizen TVs from 2015 to 2025 models
LG (webOS)LG Content StorewebOS 1.0 (2014) to webOS 25 (2025)
Hisense, Toshiba and other VIDAA TVsThe TV's app storeVIDAA-powered TVs
Foxxum and Vestel TVsThe TV's app storeFoxxum and Vestel platforms
Android TV and Google TVGoogle PlayAndroid 5.0 and later
Fire TV and Fire TV StickAmazon AppstoreFire OS 5 and later

Older Samsung (Orsay) and LG (NetCast) models are listed too. SmartOne also names Panasonic, TCL, Sharp, Hitachi and Telefunken among its brands, but models vary, so check your TV's app store first.

Install SmartOne IPTV

On a Samsung TV

SmartOne's official Samsung Tizen guide gives these steps:

  1. Open the Samsung app store on your TV.
  2. Search for SmartOne IPTV and install it.
  3. Go to APPS HOME, find SmartOne IPTV and open it.

SmartOne lists this method for 2016 to 2021 models (K, M, N, Q, R and T series). 2015 J-series TVs install instead from a FAT32 USB stick, using the file in the same guide, and the stick stays in the TV. Older non-Tizen models have a separate Orsay guide.

From the LG Content Store

  1. Open the LG Content Store on your TV.
  2. Search for SmartOne IPTV and install it.
  3. Go to APPS HOME, find SmartOne IPTV and open it.

On Fire TV from the Amazon Appstore

  1. Search for SmartOne IPTV in the Amazon Appstore on your Fire TV or Fire TV Stick.
  2. Install it.
  3. Open SmartOne IPTV from your apps.

Android TV and Google TV use Google Play in the same way.

Find your TV's MAC address

When SmartOne IPTV opens, it shows your TV's MAC address. Copy it exactly, in the format 11:AA:CC:AA:EE:00. Your playlist and licence are both linked to it.

Most TVs have two MAC addresses, one for Ethernet and one for Wi-Fi, and SmartOne uses the active connection's. Switch connection and restart the app, and the address changes. SmartOne moves your licence across automatically, but your playlist stays linked to the address you entered online.

Some LG webOS TVs only give apps a device ID. On those, SmartOne assigns a MAC address that stays the same even if you change connection.

Add your playlist on the SmartOne website

You add your playlist on a phone, tablet or computer, not the TV. Open SmartOne's official Upload Playlist page, pick the tab for your login type and enter your TV's MAC address.

Three steps to set up SmartOne IPTV: find the MAC address on your TV, add your playlist on a laptop or phone, then relaunch the app. The Smart Key is not entered on the TV.
The TV gives you a MAC address, the website links your playlist to it, and the app loads it on relaunch.

Xtream Codes

Use the Xtream Server Info tab: add an account name, then the server address, port, username and password from your welcome message. If you have a single Xtream playlist link, use the Xtream Playlist tab instead. Save, then relaunch the app on the TV.

M3U URL

Use the M3u Playlist tab: add a playlist name and your M3U link, save, then relaunch the app. A Stalker Portal tab is there too.

Adding the TV guide (EPG)

Xtream Codes logins bring the TV guide in automatically from your provider's panel. For M3U, paste your provider's XMLTV link into the optional EPG URL field (SmartOne prefers files under 5MB), or use a playlist with a url-tvg or x-tvg-url tag. Then turn on Settings › Setup › EPG Info in the app.

The Smart Key is not entered on the TV. It's only a reference number for your playlist in SmartOne's online dashboard. The TV fetches the playlist itself each time the app opens.

SmartOne IPTV free trial and activation

SmartOne's activation page gives you 15 days to test the app; an older help article says 14, so test early. After that, each TV or device needs its own licence:

LicenceOfficial price per TV or device
Lifetime€12.99, paid once
1 year€2.50

Prices checked on SmartOne's official activation page on 18 September 2026. They can change, so check the current price there before you pay.

The activation page asks you to confirm the app works for you before paying, and says there are no refunds. A licence includes no channels.

SmartOne IPTV not working?

SmartOne IPTV troubleshooting flowchart: a loading timeout error, a playlist that works on other devices, a playlist gone after changing network, and no TV guide, each with its first fix
Match what you see to its first fix. The details are below.

"Loading timeout" error

SmartOne says this is a connection problem between your TV and the server, not the app. Its fixes, in order: restart the router and TV, then reopen the app; reinstall SmartOne IPTV; as a last resort, reset the TV and reinstall. Check your line with our speed test, and if streams stall once they load, see our guide to fixing IPTV buffering.

Playlist works on another device but not SmartOne

Go to Settings › Setup › Reset App: with no playlist loaded, SmartOne plays demo content, which shows the app works. Resetting deletes the data you choose, such as playlists and favourites. SmartOne notes that TVs differ in the stream formats they support and some providers block countries, internet providers or apps, so check with your provider. IPTV Extended customers can contact our support team.

Playlist disappeared after switching between Wi-Fi and Ethernet

Your TV is now using its other MAC address. Add your playlist to the address the app now shows, or switch back to your original connection. LG webOS TVs with an assigned MAC address aren't affected.

No TV guide (EPG)

With Xtream Codes, the guide comes from your provider, so ask them to check it. With M3U, add an EPG URL on the Upload Playlist page. Either way, make sure Settings › Setup › EPG Info is enabled.

SmartOne, Smart IPTV or IPTV Smarters Pro?

All three play an IPTV login you already have, but they're set up differently:

SmartOne IPTVSmart IPTV (SIPTV)IPTV Smarters Pro
Runs onSamsung, LG, VIDAA, Foxxum and Vestel TVs; Android TV, Google TV, Fire TVSamsung and LG TVs; Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV; MAG boxesSee our Smarters Pro guide
How you add a playlistOn SmartOne's website, linked to your TV's MAC addressOn its own website, linked to your TV's MAC addressSigned in inside the app
Playlist typesXtream Codes, M3U, Stalker portalM3U link or fileXtream Codes or M3U
Free trial15 daysNot listed on its activation pageSee our Smarters Pro guide
LicencePer TV: €12.99 lifetime or €2.50 a yearPer TV: €5.49, one-timeSee our Smarters Pro guide
Our guideThis pageSmart IPTV setupSmarters Pro setup

SmartOne and SIPTV details are from their official websites, September 2026. On an Android TV box or Fire TV Stick, TiviMate is another option; our IPTV player setup guide covers every app we support.

SmartOne IPTV FAQ

Is SmartOne IPTV free?

Not permanently. You get 15 days to test it, then each TV needs a licence: €12.99 lifetime or €2.50 a year when we checked in September 2026. It never includes channels.

Is SmartOne IPTV the same as Smart IPTV?

No. SmartOne IPTV and Smart IPTV (SIPTV) are separate apps from different developers, with their own websites, prices and activation.

Does SmartOne IPTV include channels?

No. It's a media player only. A licence unlocks the app, not any content, so you need a playlist from an IPTV provider.

Does SmartOne IPTV work on Firestick?

Yes. It's in the Amazon Appstore for Fire TV devices, including the Fire TV Stick, running Fire OS 5 or later.

How do I add Xtream Codes to SmartOne?

Open the Xtream Server Info tab on SmartOne's Upload Playlist page and enter your TV's MAC address, an account name, and your server address, port, username and password. Save, then relaunch the app.

Why did my playlist disappear after I changed network?

Wi-Fi and Ethernet give your TV different MAC addresses, and your playlist is linked to the one you entered. Add it to the address the app now shows, or switch back to your original connection.

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