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Streaming Stick

IPTV on Roku

Works via screen mirroring or the Worldwide IPTV channel

Moderate setupAbout 12 minutesHD capableWorldwide IPTV (Roku Channel Store)

Roku is the most locked-down platform we support. It does not allow sideloading, so IPTVhub works either through a Roku-approved IPTV channel or by mirroring from a phone or PC. It works well, but if you are buying new hardware we would steer you to a Firestick or Android box instead.

Compatible apps:Worldwide IPTVScreen mirroring from Android/WindowsAirPlay from iOS
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Steps
12m
Setup time
Moderate
Difficulty
1080p
Max quality
Installation

Setting up Roku step by step

You will need your IPTVhub username, password and server URL from your activation email. If you have not ordered yet, the 24-hour free trial gives you the same credentials at no cost.

  1. 1

    Enable screen mirroring

    On the Roku go to Settings → System → Screen Mirroring and set mirroring mode to Prompt or Always Allow.

  2. 2

    Option A: install Worldwide IPTV

    From the Roku home screen, open Streaming Channels → Search Channels and add Worldwide IPTV. Open it and enter the M3U URL from your activation email.

  3. 3

    Option B: mirror from a phone

    On Android, open Quick Settings → Cast and pick the Roku. On Windows, press Win+K. On iOS, use AirPlay from Control Centre. Most Roku models from 2020 onward support AirPlay 2.

  4. 4

    Play from your phone's IPTV app

    With mirroring active, open IPTV Smarters on the phone and start a channel. It appears on the TV.

  5. 5

    Lock the phone screen orientation

    Rotate to landscape and lock orientation so the mirrored image fills the TV correctly.

That is it

Your channel list, the 7-day programme guide and the on-demand library are now available on your Roku. Remember that you can install on as many devices as you like, and only simultaneous streams count against your plan.

Worth knowing

Tips specific to Roku

These come from our support desk rather than a manufacturer datasheet. They are the adjustments that make a measurable difference in daily use.

Mirroring drains a phone battery quickly. Keep it plugged in for a full hockey game.

AirPlay from an iPhone gives noticeably better quality than Android mirroring on most Roku models.

If Roku is your only device and mirroring frustrates you, a Firestick is about $50 CAD and solves it permanently.

Roku Express models below 4K struggle with high-bitrate mirroring. Use an FHD stream.

If something goes wrong

Troubleshooting Roku

The three issues our support desk sees most often on this platform, and the fix for each.

Phone and Roku must be on the same Wi-Fi network and band. Many Canadian routers separate 2.4 and 5 GHz. Put both on the same one.

Mirroring re-encodes in real time. Drop the source stream to HD in your phone's player settings.

It accepts M3U only, not Xtream Codes. Use the M3U URL from the second section of your activation email.

Still stuck?

Message support with your device model and what you see on screen. Average first reply is under 10 minutes, 8:00 AM to 12:00 AM ET, 7 days a week. On 6 and 12-month plans a technician will schedule a session and walk through it with you. Contact support.
Other platforms

Setting up a second device

Install IPTVhub anywhere you like. Only simultaneous streams count against your connection limit.