1. Q: What is an Xtream Code? A: It's a set of API credentials (server URL, username, and password) used by IPTV apps to authenticate and load channels from a provider. 2. Q: How do Xtream Codes differ from M3U playlists? A: While an M3U file lists individual channel URLs, Xtream Codes provide an API login that fetches the playlist and program guide from the provider's server. 3. Q: Where can I find my Xtream Code login details? A: When you subscribe to a legal IPTV service, your provider supplies the server URL, username, and password with your account information. 4. Q: Are Xtream Codes legal to use? A: They are legal if issued by a licensed IPTV provider; codes found on the internet without permission may violate copyright laws. 5. Q: How do I add Xtream Codes to an IPTV app? A: In most IPTV apps you select the Xtream API option, then enter the server URL, username, and password to load channels and EPG. 6. Q: Why is my Xtream Code not working? A: Incorrect details, expired subscription, or provider server issues can prevent login; verify credentials or contact support. 7. Q: Can sharing Xtream Codes be risky? A: Yes; sharing your API credentials can lead to account abuse or cancellation, and using codes from unknown sources may expose you to malware or legal problems.