IPTV on LG Smart TV (webOS): Setup Guide

LG Smart TVs run the webOS platform, which supports dedicated IPTV apps so you can stream bunny-tv without buying a separate box. Here is the simple way to set it up and what to do if your model is older.

IPTV apps on webOS

The LG Content Store offers IPTV players that accept Xtream Codes or an M3U playlist. Once installed, they pull your channels, EPG and on-demand titles automatically. Some webOS players activate by Device ID instead of a username and password — bunny-tv supports both.

Step-by-step setup

• Open the LG Content Store and search for an IPTV player.
• Install it, launch it, and note the Device ID it shows (if it uses one).
• Enter the server URL, username and password we email you — or send us your Device ID at checkout and we activate it.
• The channel list and guide load in seconds.

Best settings for LG

OLED and newer LED panels display 4K channels beautifully; on older sets, FHD streams keep playback smooth.

If your LG TV lacks a suitable app

Older webOS versions may not offer a modern player. Plug an Amazon Firestick into a spare HDMI port for full Android player support — see the universal install guide.

Frequently asked questions

Does IPTV work on older LG TVs?

Yes, but very old webOS versions may lack newer apps. In that case a Firestick or Android box is the easiest fix.

Can I install IPTV directly on webOS?

Yes — the LG Content Store has IPTV players that accept Xtream Codes or M3U logins.

How do I activate by Device ID on LG?

Open the player, note the Device ID it shows, and send it to us at checkout — we load your subscription within minutes.