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How to Watch Apollo Television on Enigma2 (Vu+ / Zgemma)

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Enigma2 satellite receivers such as Vu+, Zgemma and Dreambox add Apollo Television as an IPTV bouquet, a channel list file you copy onto the box over your home network. It takes the longest of any device, about twelve minutes, but the result sits next to your satellite channels in one favourites list.

01Step by step on Enigma2 (Vu+ / Zgemma)

  1. 1

    Look up the receiver's IP address

    On the receiver, open Menu → Information → Network and note the IP address, for example 192.168.1.50.

  2. 2

    Open its web page

    On a computer on the same network, type that IP address into a browser to open OpenWebif.

  3. 3

    Copy the bouquet onto the box

    Upload the bouquet file we make for your plan through OpenWebif or an FTP program such as FileZilla.

    Your activation message (sent on WhatsApp a few minutes after you order) holds the username, password and server or M3U address. Treat them like a password: anyone who has them uses one of your plan's connections.

  4. 4

    Reload the channel lists

    In OpenWebif, choose 'Reload bouquets'. The Apollo Television list appears with your favourites.

FAQ

Enigma2 (Vu+ / Zgemma): problems and fixes

The bouquet doesn't appear

Make sure the computer and receiver are on the same network, then reload bouquets or restart the receiver. Ask us for a ready-made bouquet file if you'd rather skip building one.

Can I use an M3U address instead?

Yes, if your image has an IPTV plugin such as e2m3u2bouquet or Jedi Maker Xtream. They turn an M3U address into a bouquet for you.

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