Step 1: Start the server on your computer. Step 2: Connect your TV.
Your computer needs three standard tools to run the app. Install these just like any normal software.
Open Visual Studio Code. At the top of your screen, click on Terminal, then select New Terminal. A dark text panel will open at the bottom.
Copy the command below, click inside the terminal panel, paste it, and press Enter.
git clone https://github.com/AshishGyawali/NepTV.git
Tell the terminal to enter the folder, install the required files, and start the app by pasting these commands one by one:
cd NepTV
npm install
npm run dev
This happens because Windows PowerShell blocks new scripts by default. To fix it instantly, switch to Command Prompt:
After doing this, click the Trash Can icon on your current terminal to close it, open a New Terminal, and repeat step 4!
Leave VS Code running in the background. Open your web browser (Chrome, Safari, etc.) and click the link below to watch:
After opening the app in your browser, you will first need to create an account and log in. Once authenticated, navigate to Settings and select Add Source. Enter the Xtream ID details (URL, Username, and Password) OR the direct M3U link provided by your IPTV Provider.
If you get stuck during the setup, encounter an unexpected error, or require server approval, I'm here to help.
Start conversation on WhatsAppWhen you are done using NepTV, go back to VS Code, click anywhere inside the Terminal window at the bottom, and press Ctrl + C on your keyboard to safely turn the app off.
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Enter the Xtream ID details (URL, Username, and Password) OR the direct M3U link that your IPTV Provider has given you.
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Enter the M3U Link or upload the M3U file provided by your IPTV Provider, and give it a name.