TiviMate Features Guide
Use these focused guides to understand TiviMate features and troubleshoot configuration questions without mixing them with device or provider issues.
TiviMate Premium
Features, activation and account questions.
Read guide →GUIDETiviMate Multiview
Multiple streams, device load and performance.
Read guide →GUIDETiviMate EPG
Guide data, mapping, refreshes and timezones.
Read guide →GUIDETiviMate User Agent
What the header does and when a custom value matters.
Read guide →Features, separated from service issues
Every feature below lives in the player. When something misbehaves, the first question is always which layer failed — the player, the playlist, the EPG source, or the service. These guides keep those layers apart, and each one states its prerequisites up front so you never configure a feature on top of a broken foundation.
Premium
Premium unlocks application features; it never supplies channels. The guide covers current plans, activation, missing entitlements after payment, store versus website purchases, differences between devices, and why cracked packages are a security risk rather than a bargain.
Multiview
Watching several streams at once multiplies network traffic and decoding work. Establish a stable single stream first, add windows gradually, and diagnose buffering by pattern: one failing tile points at its source, everything failing together points at combined load.
EPG
Guide data is metadata layered over the playlist, with its own source, refresh, channel mapping, and clock. A working stream does not guarantee a working guide, and a populated guide does not guarantee playable video — diagnose each independently instead of changing both.
User-Agent
A User-Agent is an HTTP client header some services use for compatibility or access policy — not a speed fix and not a universal workaround. Leave it unchanged unless the authorized service documents a required value, test any change as one controlled experiment, then restore the original.