MoaTV, often written Moa TV, is an IPTV service: television delivered over your internet connection instead of a cable or satellite dish. You watch it through an app on your TV, Fire TV Stick, phone or computer.
How a channel gets to your screen
- Channels are received and sent to MoaTV's servers.
- When you pick a channel, the app on your device asks for that stream.
- It arrives over your normal internet and starts playing, usually within a couple of seconds.
No dish, no cable line, no rented box. Just a connection, a device and a MoaTV login.
What you need
- Internet: roughly 10 Mbps per HD screen, 25 Mbps for 4K.
- A device: Fire TV, Android TV, Samsung or LG TV, Apple TV, iPhone, Android phone, computer or MAG box.
- The player app: we'll point you to the right one for your device.
- A MoaTV plan, which gives you the login.
Jargon, translated
| Term | What it means |
|---|---|
| EPG | Electronic programme guide: the on-screen TV guide |
| Catch-up | Going back to recent shows on supported channels |
| VOD | Video on demand: films and series you start whenever you like |
| PPV | Pay-per-view events such as big fights |
| Xtream Codes sign-in | The username, password and server address you enter in the app |
| Screens / connections | How many devices can watch at the same time |
| Buffering | The picture pausing to load, almost always a home network issue |
What a MoaTV plan includes
Every plan has the whole lineup: 21,000+ live channels, the films and series library, the guide, catch-up, PPV events and Replay Sports. Plans differ only in length and the number of screens.