Like broadcast TV, you can also watch shows live on IPTV service. Many people watch sporting events this way; it’s easy to stream a game on your phone while you’re on the go.
Other than being broadcast over the internet instead of through traditional cable TV media, live IPBOXVIP is pretty much the same as regular TV.
FOX Sports Go, CBS Sports HQ, Hulu Live TV, and Sling TV all offer live IPTV.
Do You Need a Set-Top Box for IPTV?
Because most older TVs aren’t equipped for IPTV, you may need a set-top box like Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV that “translates” what you receive over your internet connection into a format that your TV can read.
Your computer, on the other hand, doesn’t need anything to watch IPTV. Once you sign up for a service, you can use it to live stream whatever you want in any of the IPTV formats (which we’ll discuss next).
So if you can mirror your screen to your TV, you can watch IPTV without a set-top box.
New Smart TVs also can come with built-in IP support that can be connected to your network and set up to use IPTV services.
