Check your playlist.
Know where you stand.
Check an IPTV link or Xtream account before you set up your screen. Clear results. A simpler next step.
The summary excludes your link, username and password.
A few helpful answers
Which links can I check?
HTTP and HTTPS M3U, M3U8 and PLS playlists, HLS, MPEG-DASH and SmoothStreaming manifests, plus recognised MP4, MPEG-TS, WebM/MKV and FLV media signatures. Xtream get.php and player_api.php links can report account details. RTSP, RTMP, UDP, Stalker/MAG portals, local files and provider-specific DRM cannot be checked here. No checker can verify every IPTV service.
Why does my playlist work in a player but fail here?
Some providers block hosting servers, require a device-specific header, restrict locations or refuse an additional connection. This checker uses a short, limited request and does not bypass those restrictions. A failed check alone does not mean your subscription is expired.
Is every channel tested?
No. The checker reads up to 1 MB of a playlist or stream, or requests account status. Large playlist counts are shown as a minimum. It does not open each channel or test playback. A direct stream check may briefly count as a connection at your provider.
What happens to my details?
Your link and login are processed for this request and sent only to the specified provider. They are not added to a Kensat customer account. Kensat saves request-limit counters, not your submitted link, credentials or result. Your provider may keep its own access logs. Use Clear details when finished, especially on a shared device.