what players are you using to get vod'?

[Backup]

yes i get an error BLOCKED BY PLUME WHEN I TRY IT i get it in my m3u playlist file.. tried to ping it cdn.iptvn.ru

[4me2c]

Can You Contact their Tech Support and ask them if they can stop blocking certain addresses...?!?

[crazed 9.6]

Can You Contact their Tech Support and ask them if they can stop blocking certain addresses...?!?

Support will not change their policies concerning certain types of address'
Like torrents, for example

[suport]

jajajajajaja Tech Support jajajajajaj they have that

[4me2c]

Support will not change their policies concerning certain types of address'
Like torrents, for example

Is a " m3u playlist file" a Torrent Address...?!?

[Ryu]

Is a " m3u playlist file" a Torrent Address...?!?

he never said that.

[4me2c]

That's Why I asked...?!?

[crazed 9.6]

an m3u playlist file is not an address, it's a collection of address'.
Each of the individual channels on a playlist have their own unique address.
Movies (Vods and PPV) have to come from somewhere and most start as a torrent.
There is an Index of movies online, which most started as torrents as well.

But it's not the channel's original address that is causing the issues, it's the redirect address' that is causing the issues with the iptv apps.
We've seen this before, a few times over the years.

[4me2c]

LMOL, When 4me saw the Prices, Me "Gasped"

https://www.cnet.com/reviews/plume-adaptive-wifi-system-review/

...!!!

About half of the way down the page is def a No-Go for 4me :

You need a Plume account before you can use the app, and the system will stay connected to the cloud at all times. This means two things. First, if there's no internet, you can't manage your home network at all. This is because you first need to log in to Plume Design 's server before you can send commands to your pods.

Secondly, the company can know everything you do with the system.

Plume Design's privacy statement doesn't say clearly what it doesn't collect from customers, it only gives examples of the things it does collect.

And the privacy risk isn't your only concern.

Having somebody else control your home network could lead to accidents, like the recent outage that happened with the Google Wi-Fi.

[4me2c]

and They do have Customer Support :

https://support.plume.com/s/contactsupport?language=en_US

As They are located in Calipornia, One should have Doubts about it to begin with...