Enigma2 is the Linux-based system on many satellite and cable receivers, including Vu+, Dreambox, Zgemma, Octagon and GigaBlue models. Moa TV can be added to these receivers so IPTV channels appear in the channel list next to your satellite channels.
Two ways to add Moa TV
- A bouquet (channel list) download. We provide a command or link that adds Moa TV channel lists to the receiver. You run it once through the receiver’s telnet or terminal, or through a plugin, and restart the GUI.
- An IPTV plugin. Plugins for Enigma2 can load an Xtream Codes login directly, with live TV, the TV guide and often the on-demand library.
Which method suits your receiver depends on the image it runs (for example OpenATV or OpenPLi). Tell us your receiver and image when you order, and we’ll send the right instructions with your login.
Good to know
- A receiver with a fast processor handles IPTV better. Older single-core models can be slow with large channel lists.
- A wired connection is strongly recommended.
- Keep a backup of your settings before you change channel lists.
Enigma2 questions
Will Moa TV replace my satellite channels?
No. IPTV channel lists are added alongside your existing satellite or cable lists.
Can I get the TV guide on Enigma2?
Yes, with a plugin or an EPG importer. We’ll include the guide link in your instructions.
Is Enigma2 setup harder than an app?
It takes a bit more care. If you’re unsure, open a support ticket and we’ll help you step by step.