What you need
- Windows 10 or 11
- Your IPTV Level Up Xtream login and M3U link
- Optional: VLC or Kodi installed from their official websites
How do you install IPTV Level Up on Windows PC?
Follow these 4 steps in order. Have your IPTV Level Up login email open on your phone — you'll copy the server URL, username and password in the sign-in step.
- 1
Install IPTV Smarters Pro for Windows
Download the Windows version from the official IPTV Smarters website and run the installer. If SmartScreen warns you, choose More info → Run anyway only for the file you downloaded from the official site.
- 2
Log in with Xtream Codes
Open the app, choose Login with Xtream Codes API and paste your name, username, password and URL.
- 3
Quick test with VLC (optional)
Open VLC → Media → Open Network Stream, paste your M3U link and press Play. Open View → Playlist (Ctrl+L) to see channels.
- 4
Full TV guide with Kodi (optional)
In Kodi go to Add-ons → Install from repository → PVR clients → PVR IPTV Simple Client → Install → Configure. Set the M3U playlist URL and the XMLTV EPG URL, then restart Kodi and open TV.
Where to enter your IPTV Level Up login
Smarters: Login with Xtream Codes API. VLC: Media → Open Network Stream (M3U link). Kodi: PVR IPTV Simple Client → Configure → M3U playlist URL + XMLTV URL.
Copy details exactly: the server URL starts with http:// and may end with a port such as :8080. Usernames and passwords are case-sensitive.
Best apps for IPTV Level Up on Windows PC
IPTV Smarters Pro Our pick
Phones, tablets and computers — the simplest first install.
Login: Xtream Codes or M3U · Cost: Free
Kodi + PVR IPTV Simple Client
Tinkerers who want one media center for everything.
Login: M3U playlist URL + XMLTV EPG URL · Cost: Free, open source
Troubleshooting IPTV Level Up on Windows PC
- VLC opens one channel only
- Open the playlist panel with Ctrl+L — all channels are listed there.
- Kodi shows channels but no guide
- Add the XMLTV EPG link under PVR IPTV Simple Client → Configure → EPG, then Settings → PVR & Live TV → Guide → Clear data.
- Video tears or stutters on a laptop
- Plug the laptop in and set Windows power mode to Best performance; battery mode slows video decoding.
Tips for a better experience
- Connect the laptop to the TV with HDMI and you have a big-screen setup without buying a stick.
- Firewalls on work laptops sometimes block IPTV ports — use a personal computer.