When we were recently accessing the First Class (1st Class) IPTV, we faced various sorts of issues occasionally. At such times, we tried some effective troubleshooting methods and resolved the 1st Class IPTV not working issue. To help fellow users, we have put down the troubleshooting techniques we tried in this article. Try them out and sort out the issue quickly.

Why Is VPN Needed While Accessing 1st Class IPTV?

Common Problems in 1st Class IPTV & Their Solutions

Problems	Solutions
Streaming Buffer & Content not loading	1. Keep your router closer to the device and restart it 2. Switch to a wired network 3. Connect a VPN 4. Disconnect & reconnect to WIFI router 5. Restart the device
Can’t Login	1. Check the IPTV credentials 2. Resolve internet issues 3. Check IPTV subscription 4. Inspect IPTV server status 5. Check device compatibility
Black/white screen	1. Restart and keep the router near the streaming device 2. Contact the ISP (Internet Service Provider) 3. Clear cache files & restart the app 3. Uninstall and reinstall the IPTV player 4. Clear the device cache and factory reset it
IPTV Crashing	1. Check the server status 2. Disconnect and reconnect to your WIFI network 3. Stay idle until the internet traffic gets cleared
Proxy Error	1. Set the correct proxy settings
Playback issues	1. Clear the player or device’s cache data 2. Reinstall IPTV player app 3. Check device normality
IPTV player app not opening	1. Change the corrupted app version 2. Update your device 3. Switch to an alternate player or device
Unable to access features	1. Rectify internet problems 2. Clear the bugs and virus issues 3. Update device firmware and IPTV player

First Class IPTV works on Android mobile, Firestick, iPhone/iPad, Windows, Mac, Smart TV, MAG, LG & Samsung TV. The possible reasons for your 1st Class IPTV not working are the following.

• Incorrect login info
• The entered M3U URL might be corrupted
• Outdated subscription
• Internet connectivity issues
• Cache files on an IPTV player or streaming device
• Outdated IPTV player or device
• ISP and geo-restrictions
• Server issues
• Temporary bugs and errors
• Wrong proxy settings
• Corrupted device firmware
• Hardware or software issues on the device

Troubleshooting Methods for 1st Class IPTV Not Working Issue

The following methods should be tried to fix the 1st Class IPTV not working according to the on-going issue.

Streaming Buffer & Content not loading

One of the common problems in any IPTV and streaming service is buffering. Buffering takes place when your device fails to send and receive data packets from the server. This might happen due to a poor internet connection or a technical glitch on the router or the streaming device.

How to Fix this Issue?

1. Check whether your WiFi router is sending enough bandwidth to your streaming device. If the WiFi router is kept too long from the device, it may provide low bandwidth, resulting in buffering. To fix this, keep the router near the streaming device. You can also restart the router to enhance the bandwidth.

2. If your device is not receiving the wireless connection well, then switch to the Wired network on your device. By connecting your router and your streaming device using ethernet, you can solve the bandwidth issues of IPTV.

3. Sometimes, the problem might be with your ISP policy. The ISP sometimes bans internet usage for IPTV services. To resolve this, users switch over to the best VPN services for ISP blocking.

4. Try disconnecting and reconnecting the WiFi network on your device. Restart your device to connect to the WiFi. This will clear out any temporary bugs that hinder the functioning. After performing the above fixes, check whether the 1st Class IPTV is Working or not.

Can’t Login

Due to problems with the internet connection and server issues, you may be unable to login to the First Class IPTV account. It also occurs due to user-side problems like entering wrong credentials, expired subscriptions, and trying to access on an unsupported device.

How to Fix this Issue?

1. First, take an internet speed test using any reliable website and check if your internet connection is stable enough to stream 1st Class IPTV. If you follow the troubleshooting methods like power cycling router, checking the internet subscription, etc., to rectify it.

2. Make sure you have entered the correct login credentials while logging into the IPTV account on the IPTV player. It is better to copy & paste the credentials to prevent typographical errors.

3. Go to your IPTV website or provider’s email and check the last date of your subscription. If you have exceeded it, then subscribe to any desired plan of the service again to continue streaming.

4. Check if there are any server issues in the service on its official website. If there is anything like that, wait until the developers sort out the issue.

5. The IPTV supports only certain mentioned streaming devices. There are chances that you might be trying to log in to the service on an incompatible device. So, check it out and change to any other supported streaming device.

Black/White Screen

Another error that IPTV users face is the Black screen. This problem arises due to a faulty streaming app or device.

How to Fix this Issue?

1. Verify the internet connection of the device. If the bandwidth has been dropped, then you might experience the black screen error. So you need to restart and bring your WiFi router closer to the device of streaming. Or call your ISP to fix the internet issue.

2. If your IPTV player app is filled with a corrupted cache file, this error happens on an IPTV service. To fix this, you can try clearing the cache files on the app and restarting the app before using it. If the cache files don’t solve the issue, try uninstalling and reinstalling the app on your device.

3. Like the IPTV player, try clearing the cache files on the device you’re streaming. If the issue continues, then try the last option of factory resetting your streaming device.

IPTV Crashing

Crashing is nothing, but the IPTV server goes down due to a technical error. It can also happen due to a poor internet problem and too much internet traffic. You may experience this issue when you use the IPTV player and the service for too long.

How to Fix this Issue?

1. First, check whether the IPTV server is up and running. If the server is the problem, users will experience crashing, buffering, black screen, and many more. So, if the server is the problem, then you need to wait until the server issue is cleared.

2: Try restarting, disconnecting, and reconnecting your internet connection to your device. This may solve the internet problem and fix the app crashing issue.

3: If the above fixes don’t solve the problem, then the internet traffic is the one. If you experience any crashing, turn off your device and try again after some time. Try these fixes to solve the 1st Class IPTV not working problem.

Proxy Error

The proxy error might happen due to the different router settings. Some IPTV services only respond to some of the internet proxies.

How to Fix this Issue?

Many IPTV services are using the IPV4 proxy. But in recent times, the IPV6 proxy has been introduced to enhance surfing. So try changing this proxy setting on your router and check whether the 1st Class IPTV is working or not.

Playback Issues

Some users have complained that their IPTV services have playback issues like audio/ video not syncing, audio not playing, video not playing, etc. These playback issues happen due to any glitch in the software or internet connection.

How to Fix this Issue?

1. If the video is not working, the problem is with the app or the streaming device. So try clearing the cache files of the IPTV player or on the streaming device. Or Uninstall and reinstall the IPTV player before streaming 1st Class IPTV.

2: If the audio is not working, then the problem is with the internet connection. To fix this, try restarting your router, keeping the router closer to the device, or calling the ISP.

IPTV Player App Not Opening

If the player you are using to stream 1st Class IPTV is not opening, then it is due to using a corrupted app version or an outdated or problematic streaming device.

How to Fix this Issue?

1. First, uninstall the currently used app, as it might have been attacked by malware. Then, download the app again, most preferably from an alternate source. Install the current version of the player, and it will work fine with the IPTV.

2. Make sure the device is running its latest software. If not, go to your device’s Settings immediately and update the firmware. This will clear any issues on the player as well as other apps.

3. Better change to another streaming device since your device might have serious issues. You can use the same IPTV player to stream the IPTV on an alternate device, too. If the problem continues still, opt for any other best IPTV player app, as the problem is with the player you are using.

Unable to Access Features

The main reasons for this issue are weak internet, bugs & viruses, and usage of outdated players and devices.

How to Fix this Issue?

1. Most of the time, some 1st Class IPTV features can’t be used because of poor internet supply. So, whenever you experience such issues, immediately look into the internet.

2. Clear cache and always make sure your device and app version are safe without any bugs or malware. If you sense something like that, reset your device completely. You shall continue streaming in a safe manner once you set up the device freshly.

3. Ensure using an up-to-date app version of IPTV player and device software to prevent such issues in the future.

Contact Customer Support

If none of the above-mentioned troubleshooting methods help you get rid of the 1st Class IPTV not working problem, you can write up the things you are experiencing to the developers to get support. The contact details are mentioned in the following table.

FAQ

1. What precautions can be followed to prevent the 1st Class IPTV not working issue from happening?

You can prevent this problem by using the best WiFi router, updating the IPTV player app regularly, and clearing cache files from building up.