IPTV lists are text files that contain the IP addresses from which Internet television channels broadcast their programming. In general, they are offered in exchange for the payment of a subscription for a legal IPTV service and reproduced on the television through a decoder device that receives the signals from the broadband Internet connection or by compatible applications delivered by the provider. of IPTV.
The free IPTV lists operate under a similar operating mode, grouping together in an M3U text file the web addresses from which the open-signal DTT channels are broadcast, and can be reproduced by software for computers or mobile applications.
M3U files are made very easily with the help of text editing programs or multimedia players with the ability to create them, a fact that is taken advantage of by unscrupulous people or entities to create and market IPTV lists with the signals captured from television channels on which They do not have transmission rights.
WhatsUpTV: watch IPTV lists without programs
Notwithstanding this caveat, IPTV lists are an agile way to watch television on our devices with multimedia capacity, so it is interesting to be able to have a web tool at hand with the ability to reproduce them. This possibility is provided by the WhatsUpTV service, which runs from any Internet browser.
Its design allows you to load M3U files containing lists of IPTV channels, explore the available channels and play them with a simple click on the icon that represents them on the screen.
And to make things even easier, WhatsUpTV includes two IPTV lists containing thousands of DTT channels as an example. It is nothing more and nothing less than two well-known IPTV lists for having been published by the IPTV-org service, specifically the one that groups TV channels ordered by country and secondly the list ordered according to language. Both very extensive.
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