This video will show you where to find free iptv m3u files over the github repository.

I will also show you how to configure Kodi as an m3u player to watch those channels. You can also use the m3u files in other set top box or software as well.

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22 COMMENTS

  1. Very nice upload my friend but you have to redo it with better organization. This video is good for those who have some experience with Kodi, and other platforms but for the newbees you have to do it in a well organized manners. Meaning, you should make a script and follow that step by step for clear instruction set. Any way, I appreciate your sharing but I am lost many many times following your instructions. I hope you will uplod another for a layman like me. Keep up the good work. Thanks.

  2. Denish Bhai: Plese tell us how to add multiple countries. I don't want 7000 channels that I have no interest to watch. I want US, Canada, India, Pakistan, and Russia. How can I do multiple countries with just few channel lists. I also see M3U only allows one channel list. Is that a limitation? Or I have to download mega list 7000 and only put few channels on "fav" but that seems to be very unreasonable. The question is "Can you add multiple channel list in M3U?" Please advise. That will be my interest. Thank you again.