3-month subscription
30 EUR single simultaneous device
To try the setup in Germany and for short-term use.
- Single-device use
- Live TV, movie and series scope
- Setup support
Watching Turkish channels in Germany over your existing internet connection without a satellite setup: the steps to follow, the time difference, infrastructure and device choice are gathered on this page.
For Turkish viewers living in Germany, 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.
There is a time difference between Germany and Türkiye: in winter Türkiye is 2 hours ahead, in summer the difference drops to 1 hour. Taking this into account when planning live match and news bulletin times requires setting up the programme guide correctly and keeping the channel list tidy.
European broadcast network
In a home in Germany the setup starts with a connection check and is completed with a stream test. The steps follow the same order regardless of the device.
In Germany, where DSL, cable and fibre lines are common, the package speed may look high but can fall in the evening hours. Compare the measurement result with the ranges on the internet speed page.
Smart TV, Fire TV Stick and Android-based boxes are the most common options. Being able to install from the device's own store makes things easier: device compatibility.
The player is installed and the M3U list or Xtream Codes details are defined. The detailed order is in the IPTV setup guide page.
The programme guide source is added and the device time zone is verified. The difference between Germany and Türkiye changes the start times of live broadcasts.
With a short test stream the switching speed and picture quality are assessed; favourite channels are moved to the front and the list is simplified.
On residential lines congestion can increase in the evening hours. If freezing occurs, a wired connection is tried instead of wireless, viewing takes place close to the modem and Wi-Fi problems page; if the problem continues, use the technical support channels.
The items below summarise the points recommended to check before you start watching in Germany; each row marks a step that has a counterpart in the device settings or in the player.
| Check item | Why it matters | How to check |
|---|---|---|
| Time zoneProgramme times shifting | The difference from Türkiye is 2 hours in winter and 1 hour in summer. | Check the guide and plan live broadcasts according to Türkiye time. |
| Internet infrastructureDifference between fibre, cable and DSL | The line type affects stability in the evening hours. | Note the line type and the measured speed: speed test. |
| Wireless useSignal distribution in the home | In distant rooms the signal weakens and the stream can drop. | Prefer the 5 GHz band or a wired connection: Wi-Fi problems. |
| Device choiceSmart TVs and media boxes | The device's store determines the setup path. | Review the compatibility table: device compatibility. |
| Number of screensSimultaneous device rule | A subscription is defined for one simultaneous device. | Decide in advance how many screens you will watch on at the same time. |
| PaymentEuro-based amounts | The amount appears in Euro on your card statement. | Verify the current amounts on the IPTV prices page. |
If the stream is not opening or freezing, follow the steps on the not opening and freezing pages; for scope questions the IPTV packages page guides you.
Although the streaming need looks the same from country to country, the time difference, internet infrastructure and device habits change. The pages below contain a separate checklist for each country.
Germany
This page
France
Turkish channels
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
When switching between countries, you can review the shared points 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 Germany are used with the same amount and scope as in other countries. The total amount is calculated according to the number of screens.
3-month subscription
30 EUR single simultaneous device
To try the setup in Germany and for short-term use.
6-month subscription
50 EUR single simultaneous device
For medium-term use once the favourite layout and guide settings have 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.
Multi-screen use and the total amount calculation are explained on the multi-connection IPTV, the single-screen rule on the single-device IPTV pages.
No. The broadcast comes over the internet connection; there is no need for a dish or an extra line. Your existing home internet is enough.
The stream runs continuously, but live programme times look different. In winter Türkiye is 2 hours ahead; in summer the difference drops to 1 hour. Reading the programme guide with this difference in mind is enough.
High-resolution viewing needs a balanced connection and low latency. Running a speed test and comparing the result with the requirement ranges is the most accurate method.
A wired connection is more stable. If wireless is used, the 5 GHz band and a position close to the modem are preferred; in distant rooms the risk of dropouts rises.
The television's own app, media players such as the Fire TV Stick and Android-based boxes are common options. The device's store determines the setup path.
Each subscription is defined for one simultaneous device. To watch on two screens at the same time, a separate subscription is taken per screen.
Subscription amounts are Euro-based and paid by card. The amount appears in Euro on your card statement; your bank's conversion rate is shown in its own app.
Setup steps IPTV setup, connection requirements internet requirements 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.
Defining the programme guide source and matching it with the channel list.
Bandwidth and stability expectations by line type.
Comparison of duration, scope and total price.
If you have a problem in Germany, follow the steps on the stream not loading and stream freezing pages; for device choice see the device compatibility page guides you.