A Firestick is a cheap way to watch Kemo IPTV. It plugs into a spare HDMI port, and once it's set up you'll forget it's there. Amazon doesn't list most IPTV players in its store, so you'll install one with the free Downloader app. That takes a few more clicks than a normal app, but you only do it once.
Step 1: Turn on Developer Options
Go to Settings > My Fire TV > About and click on your device name seven times, until you see "You are now a developer". On older Fire OS versions Developer Options is already there, so you can skip this.
Step 2: Install Downloader
Head back to the home screen, open Find > Search, type Downloader and install the orange app made by AFTVnews. It's free.
Step 3: Allow Downloader to install apps
Go to Settings > My Fire TV > Developer Options > Install unknown apps and switch Downloader to On.
Step 4: Download your player
Open Downloader, type the download link we sent with your login into the address box and press Go. When the file finishes, choose Install, then Done. You can delete the installer file afterwards to free up space.
Step 5: Log in with your Kemo IPTV details
Open the player and choose Login with Xtream Codes API. Give the playlist any name you like, then enter the username, password and server URL from your welcome message, copying every dot and slash. Press Add User.
Step 6: Let it load, then watch
The first load takes a minute while channels, movies and the TV guide download. After that, open Live TV, pick a category and you're watching.
Tips from our support team
- Long-press the Home button and pick Apps to pin your player to the front row.
- If the picture stutters, go to the player's settings and switch between the hardware and software decoder.
- A Firestick 4K Max on 5 GHz Wi-Fi handles 4K channels far better than the basic Lite model.