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In order to serve you better we have moved our websites to the following domain names:

Papiao: https://papiao.is

NFPS Main Site: https://iptvprivateserver.is

NFPS Website Hispana: http://servidoriptvprivado.is

NFPS Foro Hispano: http://servidordeiptv.is

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FireTV Stick & Perfect Player problems

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  • FireTV Stick & Perfect Player problems

    Hi guys, anyone using Perfect Player with Fire TV Stick 2nd Gen? I'm having playback problems on some latin channels for example under /Entertainment/ (Sony, WB, Unicable, among others), it will show just green lines. Anyone having same problem? Strange thing is that on my tablet it does not. Anyone??? Thanks !!!


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    Hi. I experience the same problem in the FireStick 4k that is like a minibox.
    Installed the PP for a friend and he maily want to watch Spanish channels.
    The channels were showing no image and only audio.
    At the beginning I thought the problem was the service but decided to put progtv to test.
    to my surprise the channels were fine with the progtv app.
    There is something weird with this newest firestick. i will try no to recommend them to my friends any more.
    I also had a hard time trying to put the stb emulator, i side load the one from google play,the one from this website repository and none of them even open after installing it.
    I guess amazon is doing a extreme effort to force firestick users to be less compatible with nice iptv services like the one provided here. that is just my opinion tho.

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    • #3
      My FireTV 2nd Gen, started working fine on all of the channels that had problems, after an update form Amazon. I think they updated the video driver. Now everything is working great. I now hope NFPS, would like to consider adding more Latinamerican HD channels and having latinamerican spanish audio in movies and series instead of spanish from spain. Or at least consider using english language with spanish subtitles (that would be an easier option) that will be well recieved on both markets (spain and latinamerica).

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