My advice would be to not be too picky about the provider. Picture quality is much higher than I was expecting, and buffering/freezing is minimal. So far with TNT I am pleased with the whole experience. Just be aware that to some degree every IPTV setup requires a few tech skills to get working, put in the right service URLs, potentially ask for help on forums, etc. I am thinking about getting a MAG322W1 for that purpose.

Some people buy a set top box to make their IPTV behave more like a regular cable experience. I don't think they have a free trial, but for $5/mo how can you go wrong? They have a great support channel on Discord ( ). I am experimenting with the Android APK today on an Android TV. I've been using VLC myself and it works great. TNT has an Android app that should work on the Nvidia Shield. I am not a reseller and make no money from this/them. I decided to try TNT Hosting due to the positive comments here and the low price. I've been wanting to try IPTV for a while and UFC 226 this weekend pushed me over the top. GameStream also supports streaming your Steam library, somewhat similar to Valve's own Steam Link.I am also a newb at this, so take my words with a grain of salt. That said, if you're using mouse and keyboard you're probably just going to do it in front of your PC, right? Either hook up to the USB ports on the back or over Bluetooth in the Shield's settings menu. If you need a mouse and keyboard, the Shield supports both wired and wireless options for both. If they support controller, you're all set and can begin playing with the stock NVIDIA Shield controller you have with your box. NVIDIA GameStream-supported games will be automatically detected by the system and allow you to play them on the Shield. Login with the same account as you did in step one.Go into GameStream, which you should find automatically on the home screen.Once you're up to date, go into settings.Make sure the latest drivers for your PC are installed.Login to Geforce Experience with an NVIDIA account or create one using Google or Facebook.You'll also need to be running Geforce Experience, which you can download here if you don't already have it.

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