Can't install line using Jedi Maker Xteme

[Kurdt Kobain]

I tried an IPTV test line tonight which worked fine on my phone but wouldn't install on my Gigablue e2 box using Jedi Xtreme Maker, displaying the error message 'Server Not Responding.'

Unlike other lines I've successfully installed using Jedi, this one doesn't include a port number within the address. Considering Jedi asks for a port number when installing a Standard Playlist, could this be the problem?

I've tried installing via the 'Standard Playlist' method using both Output Types (ts and m3u8) and the 'M3U File' method both to no avail.

Here's the format of my line if it helps:

"http://server.server.xyz/get.php?username=ABCDEFG&password=HIJKLMNO&type=m3u_plus&output=mpegts"

 

[mike123]

Port 80 or 8080 normally

 

[mike123]

Should be
Server url
http://myservice.com
Port 80 or 8080
User name
Pass

 

[Kurdt Kobain]

Should be
Server url
http://myservice.com
Port 80 or 8080
User name
Pass

Thanks! Just noticed it's suddenly stopped working when trying it again on my phone. On there the channels still appear in the IPTV app but none of them will play, whereas they were a couple of hours earlier.

I only put it on my phone to see if it worked and have been careful not to use it on two devices at the same time but having made several attempts to install it firstly on the Gigablue box then on an LG OLED television when that wasn't working, could this be the reason why it's unexpectedly stopped?

 

[mike123]

Make sure app is completely closed on phone

 

[Willo3092]

I tried an IPTV test line tonight which worked fine on my phone but wouldn't install on my Gigablue e2 box using Jedi Xtreme Maker, displaying the error message 'Server Not Responding.'

Unlike other lines I've successfully installed using Jedi, this one doesn't include a port number within the address. Considering Jedi asks for a port number when installing a Standard Playlist, could this be the problem?

I've tried installing via the 'Standard Playlist' method using both Output Types (ts and m3u8) and the 'M3U File' method both to no avail.

Here's the format of my line if it helps:

"http://server.server.xyz/get.php?username=ABCDEFG&password=HIJKLMNO&type=m3u_plus&output=mpegts"

Try this format:

http://server.xyz:80/get.php?username=ABCDEFG&password=HIJKLMN&type=m3u_plus&output=ts

or

https://server.xyz:443/get.php?username=ABCDEFG&password=HIJKLMN&type=m3u_plus&output=ts