Same access opened too many times
Close the player completely on the device that is no longer in use.
Simultaneous Connections
Multi-screen IPTV: choose 1, 2 or 3 connections.
The right number of screens depends on simultaneous uses, not on the total number of devices in the home.
Direct response
One screen means one stream playing at a time
You can install the service on multiple devices, but each program watched at the same time uses one connection. A two-screen offer is suitable, for example, for two televisions used simultaneously.
Practical steps
How to determine the number of connections
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Observe habits
Note how many people are actually watching a program at the same time.
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Count simultaneous uses
A device installed but not in use does not consume a connection.
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Allow a small margin
Choose three connections only if you are likely to watch three streams at the same time.
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Test the network
Several streams require a stable local connection and sufficient throughput.
Avoiding mistakes
Common errors with multiple screens
Wi-Fi overloaded
Split devices between Ethernet and 5GHz Wi-Fi when possible.
Confusing installation with playback
Installing on several devices does not mean they can all play content at once.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes, if the devices are compatible. The limit mainly concerns the number of simultaneous streams included in your plan.
Each bandwidth adds its own consumption. The total bandwidth required also depends on the quality viewed on each device.
Contact support before the change to verify the offer and conditions available.
Continue your search
Useful pages to continue
Check on your own device.
Test compatibility and connection before choosing a long one.