SET IPTV (written SETIPTV by its developer) is a player for smart TVs and Android devices. Like other smart TV players, it shows a MAC address on your TV, and you add your playlist on its website instead of typing a login with the remote. This guide shows how to find the official website, add your playlist, activate the app and fix common problems.
- Developer: SETSYSTEME
- Official website: setsysteme.com
- Devices: compatible smart TVs, Android TV boxes and TVs, and Android tablets
- Logins: M3U link or Xtream Codes
- Price: 7-day free trial, then a one-time lifetime activation of 170 MAD (about 15.45 EUR) per device, according to the developer’s website
What is SET IPTV?
SET IPTV is a media player from SETSYSTEME. Its website describes it as “a player only”: no channels, content or subscriptions are provided or sold, and it warns that any content offer under the SETIPTV name is a scam. You add your own playlist from your IPTV provider, either as an M3U link in the get.php format or as an Xtream Codes login. SubscribeIPTV isn’t affiliated with SETSYSTEME.
Use the official website only
Search for “SET IPTV activation” and you’ll find many unofficial sites quoting different prices. Some of them are clones built to collect card details. The developer’s own website is setsysteme.com, and the app shows the website address on its home screen next to your MAC address. Type that address yourself instead of clicking ads or search results.
Add your playlist
- Install SET IPTV on your smart TV or Android device and open it. Write down the MAC address on its home screen.
- On your phone or computer, go to setsysteme.com and open the Set up page.
- Enter the MAC address exactly as shown. The developer says capitals or lowercase and the “:” separators don’t matter.
- Add your M3U link or your Xtream Codes server address, username and password.
- Restart the app on your TV. Your channels load from the playlist.
Not sure which login you have? See our guide to Xtream Codes vs. M3U. SubscribeIPTV customers can also send us the MAC address and we’ll help.
Free trial and activation
- Free trial: 7 days from installing the app, with every feature and no card required.
- Lifetime activation: a one-time payment of 170 MAD (about 15.45 EUR), paid by Visa or Mastercard through CMI’s secure payment page.
- One device only: the activation is tied to that device’s MAC address and can’t be moved to another device.
The fee goes to the app’s developer and is separate from your IPTV plan. Test your playlist during the free trial before you pay.
Fix common problems
- The playlist doesn’t show on the TV: the developer’s advice is to check the MAC you entered, restart the app, then check the link with your provider.
- Channels won’t play: make sure your plan is active and the link is complete; see our IPTV not working guide.
- Buffering: see our buffering fixes.
- Payment or activation questions: the developer lists support@manage-setiptv.com, or contact the reseller who sold you the activation.
Alternatives to SET IPTV
- IBO Player Pro and Smart IPTV use the same MAC-address setup on Samsung and LG TVs.
- TiviMate or XCIPTV on Android TV boxes.
Compare them all in our guide to the best IPTV player and our Samsung and LG setup steps. Need a playlist to test during the trial? Start a free 24-hour trial or see the plans for our IPTV service.
SET IPTV FAQ
How much does SET IPTV cost?
The developer’s website lists a 7-day free trial, then a one-time lifetime activation of 170 MAD (about 15.45 EUR) per device.
What is the official SET IPTV website?
setsysteme.com, from the developer SETSYSTEME. The address also appears on the app’s home screen.
Does SET IPTV support Xtream Codes?
Yes. You can add either an M3U link or your Xtream Codes server address, username and password.
Can I move my SET IPTV activation to a new TV?
No. The activation is tied to the device’s MAC address and can’t be transferred.
Does SET IPTV come with channels?
No. It’s a player only, and the developer says any content offer under the SETIPTV name is a scam.
Is SET IPTV legal?
Yes. It’s a media player. What matters is the playlist you add, so use a provider that has the rights to what it streams.
