3-month subscription
30 EUR single simultaneous device
To try the setup on your own line in France.
- Single-device use
- Live TV, movie and series scope
- Setup support
Points to consider when watching Turkish channels in France over your existing internet line: time difference, stability on fiber and DSL lines, device choice and setup order.
For Turkish viewers living in France, following news, series, sports and children's channels from Türkiye is usually solved over the internet. IPTV uses the existing line at home; no extra aerial installation or second subscription line is needed.
In France fiber is widespread in large cities, while DSL lines stand out in rural areas. The type of line directly affects stability in the evening hours. In winter Türkiye is 2 hours ahead; in summer the difference drops to 1 hour and live broadcast times shift accordingly.
Movie and series scope
In France setup starts with clarifying the type of line; then the device, player and guide settings are completed in order.
Fiber lines offer wide bandwidth; on DSL lines fluctuations can appear in the evening hours. Compare your measurement result with the ranges on the internet requirements page.
One of the options is chosen: the app on the television itself, a media player or an Android box. Device compatibility is listed as a table on the device compatibility page.
The M3U list or Xtream Codes details are entered and the channel list is loaded. The order and method are explained on the M3U setup page.
The programme guide source is defined and matched to the channels. Because of the time difference, reading the guide correctly depends on this step.
With a short test broadcast, picture quality, switching speed and subtitle support are checked; favourite channels are collected at the top of the list.
In areas where a DSL line is used, evening congestion is noticeable. A wired connection, modem position and Wi-Fi settings become decisive in this case; if the stream is still freezing, follow the order on the IPTV freezing page.
The items to check on the line, device and guide side before you start watching in France are summarised below.
| Check item | Why it matters | How to check |
|---|---|---|
| Time zoneLive programme times shifting | The difference from Türkiye is 2 hours in winter and 1 hour in summer. | Check the programme guide and plan broadcasts according to Türkiye time. |
| Line typeFiber and DSL stability | On DSL lines fluctuations can occur in the evening hours. | Note the measured speed and latency: speed test. |
| Wireless networkRouter placement and band selection | A weak signal causes interruptions in the stream. | Prefer the 5 GHz band or a wired connection: Wi-Fi problems. |
| DeviceStore and player support | The device's store determines the setup path. | See the compatibility table: device compatibility. |
| List and guideM3U, Xtream and EPG compatibility | Missing guide data makes it harder to follow programmes. | Check the list method and the guide source: EPG setup. |
| Number of screensSimultaneous device rule | A subscription is defined for one simultaneous device. | Decide how many screens you will watch on and pick a plan. |
If the stream is not opening or is freezing, the steps on the not opening and freezing pages; for channel list layout the IPTV packages page guides you.
Time difference, internet infrastructure and viewing habits vary from country to country. The pages below provide a separate checklist and setup order for each country.
Germany
Turkish channels
France
This page
Netherlands
Turkish channels
Belgium
Turkish channels
Austria
Turkish channels
Switzerland
Turkish channels
United Kingdom
Turkish channels
Spain
Turkish channels
Italy
Turkish channels
Sweden
Turkish channels
You can review the shared topics on the Turkish channels in Europe, and the general framework on the Turkish TV abroad page.
Duration and scope do not depend on the country; subscriptions taken from France are used with the same price and scope. The total price is calculated according to the number of screens.
3-month subscription
30 EUR single simultaneous device
To try the setup on your own line in France.
6-month subscription
50 EUR single simultaneous device
For medium-term use once the guide and favourite layout are settled.
12-month subscription
80 EUR single simultaneous device
The lowest monthly cost for long-term use.
Subscriptions are defined for a single simultaneous connection. Users who want to watch on a second device at the same time need a separate subscription per device.
For 2 devices the total is 60 EUR for 3 months, 100 EUR for 6 months and 160 EUR for 12 months; for 3 devices it is calculated as 90 / 150 / 240 EUR.
The trial period is 3 hours and the refund period for subscriptions is 3 days. The details of the terms are on the refund and subscription terms page.
Price and duration comparison is on the package comparison page, while trial conditions and refund and subscription terms pages set out the details.
No. Streaming works over your existing line; the modem wireless network or a wired connection, if available, is enough. No extra hardware is needed.
Yes. Fiber lines have higher bandwidth and stability. On DSL lines fluctuations can appear in the evening hours; in that case a wired connection gives better results.
Live broadcasts run on Türkiye time, so the same programme appears earlier in France. In winter the difference is 2 hours and in summer 1 hour.
First try a wired connection, change the modem position and update the player. If the problem continues, run a speed test and share the result with us.
The app on the television itself, Android-based players and apps on media boxes can be used. The device store determines which option can be installed.
No. A subscription is defined for one simultaneous device; to watch on two screens at the same time, a separate subscription is taken for each screen.
Amounts are Euro-based and paid by card. The amount appears in Euro on your card statement; currency conversion is handled by your bank.
Setup steps are on the IPTV setup, and speed expectations on the internet speed page.
Streaming scope by country, time differences and the shared checklist.
Ways to watch Turkish broadcasts abroad and what they require.
Flow covering the player install, login details and the first test.
Adding the list method to the player and channel layout.
The check order to follow for not opening and freezing, and support channels.
Side-by-side comparison of duration, scope and total price.
If the stream is not opening in France, follow the steps on the IPTV not opening, if there is freezing on the IPTV freezing pages; for device choice see the device compatibility page.