Understanding IPTVs, Nora Go, SO Player 101

Here you will learn something about IPTVs, NoraGo, and SOPlayer apps and how they work together to bring you the best of Internet TV entertainment. If you are in a hurry and just want to watch TV online, scroll further down to find steps to get set up. But I must warn you, that you need to learn a little about what you are getting into first to avoid confusion, mistakes, and embarrassment.

2023 UPDATE:

All links to get the IPTV service subscription for Nora GO and ISG GO apps have been removed. The IPTV service closed the doors to new subscribers.

You are now being directed to the top SO Player IPTV service to subscribe. They will email you the Provider ID, Device Pin Codes, Username, and Password. Make sure to check your Spam/Junk mail folder if you don’t see any of their emails.

You will also find alternative services supporting the LUX Player app that are compatible with iOS/Apple and Roku devices.

SO Player IPTV 1 | Read Full Review Here

SO Player IPTV 2 | Read Full Review

NOTE: No longer compatible with iOS/Apple devices.

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Alternative SO Player IPTV Service…

LUX Player IPTV 1 | Read Full Review

LUX Player IPTV 2 | Read Full Review

LUX Player IPTV 3
NOTE: Also compatible with iOS/Apple devices

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IMPORTANT UPDATE:

There was a dramatic change in the Nora Go and SO Player IPTV industry where most if not closed their doors to new customers. We don’t know why that happened and found it extremely hard to find IPTVs for those apps.

Recently, we found two IPTVs with doors open for new customers. One ISG GO app IPTV service that allows Nora Go on LG smart TVs with the internal app store. The other one is a SO Player app IPTV service. The ISG GO, SO Player, and Nora GO apps all require the Provider ID, Device Pin Code, Username, and Password.

You can no longer find the Nora Go and SO Player app on the Samsung smart TV. You will need to use a compatible streaming device such as the Amazon Firestick. This is the device I primarily use and have it connected to all my HDTVs and smart TVs.

The ISG GO IPTV service website that I’m recommending you visit recommends using the ISG GO app on all compatible devices. They will let you use the Nora Go app on Samsung smart TVs. You have two choices:

Visit SO Player IPTV Service Website Here or Watch Video Review Here

ISG GO IPTV Service Here (Can use Nora Go for Smart TVs) or Read Full Review Here

SO Player Website or SOPlayer IPTV Service Website?

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If you are new to Internet TV, new to Nora Go and SO Player, or new to IPTV Providers, you need to read everything below. If you decide not to read everything, I guarantee you will get confused and mess up.

Many visitors who already subscribed to an IPTV come here thinking we are support or their service provider. We are neither one of those. We provide Internet TV information and are product/service reviewers who reviewed many IPTVs and OTT TV streaming services.

Most of these same visitors lack a clear understanding of Nora Go, SO Player, and IPTVs. Many don’t even know the name of their provider. Here’s a list of what many individuals think and/or get confused about…

  • Nora Go/SO Player is a subscription service that delivers streaming content by itself
  • Don’t know how/where to contact support
  • Don’t know how to download/install Nora Go or SO Player
  • Don’t know how to renew a subscription
  • Don’t know the name of the IPTV Service
  • Don’t recall receiving any emails from the service provider and don’t know where
  • Installed Nora Go app or SO Player app but don’t know what to do when getting the login screen
  • Don’t know where to get the PIN code, provider ID, username, and password
  • Didn’t read everything on the IPTV website before signing up for a trial or subscription

Again, we don’t own any product/service that you see on our website so don’t contact us for support. We indicated no support in the popup window that you saw when visiting our site. We indicated no support in our Chat Now box before a visitor sent us a support message or billing question. We are happy to answer any question about a product or service found on our InternetTvDotCom website except for support and billing.

To be clear, we are not owners or employees of any product/service that you see on our site. Moving forward…

So if you are willing to listen to us and read/follow the steps below, we can help you better understand many things about the app and IPTV including what to expect.

Understanding Nora Go and SO Player Apps

The best thing to do first is to find a good IPTV Provider Service. They will tell you what app they want you to use. More on this later. If you already downloaded/installed the NoraGo or SOPlayer app to your device or intend to do that, you must understand the following.

Neither app is a standalone TV app. They don’t deliver any live channels or on-demand videos to watch online. Both are free app downloads and not subscriptions or IPTV services. Don’t get them confused. Both apps are 3rd-party apps not owned by any IPTV. There are many other free apps out there but many IPTVs use SO Player more so than Nora Go.

Also, understand both apps work pretty much the same way. You can’t tell the difference once inside the app.

SO Player is a better-performing app when installed on different compatible devices than Nora Go. This is not to say that Nora Go is useless. When you install one of these apps on your device, you must activate the app. The only way to do this is by signing up for an IPTV. You need activation/login credentials to activate the app so that you can watch streaming content from the provider.

Two Video Tutorials that you can watch if needed…

Click Here to Learn How to Download/Install Nora Go on Smart TV

Click Here to Learn How to Download/Install SO Player to All Other Compatible Devices

Normally, you find app download/installation instructions on the IPTV website. If not, click either link above that interests you.

Moving Forward…

Compatible Devices for SO Player/Nora Go

Android Devices (TV/Box/Phone/Tablet), iOS Devices, iPad & iPhone, Amazon Fire TV/Cube/Firestick, NVIDIA Shield, Mag Box, Apple TV, Computers (Windows/Mac), Smart TV (mostly Samsung or LG).

The best device to use: Any compatible streaming media device such as Firestick, NVIDIA Shield, and Apple TV. The Firestick is the cheapest and great performing device. Most IPTV services list that device as compatible.

Learn More About Amazon Firestick Here

Depending on the compatible device used with NoraGo or SO Player installed you can enter the PIN code and Provider ID in the app.  Or you can enter the username, password, and Provider ID. I suggest you enter the PIN code and Provider ID.

How to Remove Your Device From Previous IPTV Service Provider

Before going any further, it’s important to know what to do when you want to switch IPTV Service Providers and have Nora Go or SO Player already installed.

IMPORTANT! Never try to install the Nora Go app and SO Player on the same device together. It’s one or the other. You can have Nora Go installed on one device and SO Player installed on another.

You can always uninstall the app to replace it with a different app. We are only talking about interchanging the SO Player with the Nora Go app or vice-versa. I suggest you watch a video tutorial with steps that may help you remove your device from the previous IPTV Service Provider.  Sometimes you can get the IPTV service to remove your device from your IPTV service account. Just contact their support representative to see if s/he will do the removal for you.

If they can’t do the removal, you must try to do the removal on your own.

Click Here to Learn How to Remove Device From IPTV Service

Using Smart TV or HDTV TV with Nora Go or SO Player

If you have a Samsung or LG smart TV, you stand a better chance of finding the Nora Go app inside the smart TV app store. If you happen to find the SO Player and it doesn’t install on your smart TV (device), this means your device isn’t compatible. Try searching for NoraGo instead. If you find that app, go ahead and install it on your smart TV.

I’m not sure about other brands of smart TVs. If your smart TV has an app store and you can find either one of those apps, then install it. If not, there’s a workaround.

Again, I usually tell people to start with the IPTV Service Provider first. But it doesn’t matter if you start with the app first or the IPTV service. The thing you must understand is you must choose an IPTV Service that uses the Nora Go app or SO Player or both.

Visit Our Top 10 Comparison Chart to Find Good IPTV Service

Let’s say you can’t find either app or there’s no way to install the app directly to your smart TV or HDTV. If that’s the case, you must now consider using/buying a streaming media device. Of course, other compatible devices can be used without a TV.  I recommend getting the Amazon Fire TV Stick. Again, it’s cheaper and a great performing device.

If you have multiple household TVs (smart TVs and/or HDTVs or both), you can connect a Firestick to each TV. As long as the TV has a working HDTV port, you can do this. Now other household members can watch something different on other TVs at home. You can install the Nora Go or SO Player if it can be found or works on smart TVs (Samsung/LG) as well if you want.

Alternative to Using Streaming Media Device or Smart TV

If you don’t own a streaming media device such as NVIDIA Shield, Apple TV, or Amazon Fire TV/Cube/Firestick but you have a computer, here’s what you can do. Since IPTV services are compatible with Windows and Mac computers, Linux computers cannot be used. You can connect your computer with an Internet connection to an HDTV or Smart TV via HDMI cable and watch everything with audio included on the big screen.

Click Here to Learn How to Connect Your Computer to a TV.

(Search Youtube.com for more video tutorials if needed)

IPTV Service Provider and Sign-Up Process

Ok, now you should have a better understanding up to this point. Let’s understand the IPTV Service Provider and signup process. If you start with choosing a top IPTV Service Provider, they provide all the information you need by visiting their website. They provide what devices can be used, and usually, provide app download/installation instructions and other information. You can contact support for help if needed and for questions. Usually, these services have a chatbox. If the representative is currently online, you get help right then and there.

If no one is online, just leave your name and correct email address. Someone will get back to you within 24 hours. Usually, they respond to support messages within hours.

Depending on the IPTV Service Provider, they can deliver live premium television channels, local channels, global channels, catchup TV w/ DVR, and huge sports channels with different sports sections. Sports also include PPV events both live and on-demand. IPTV services also deliver on-demand movies with recent releases that include all the popular genres. This on-demand section also includes TV series with their episodes.

Additional Information…

But there’s usually more streaming content available as well.  Most IPTV services don’t develop their own app. Many tend to use 3rd-party apps such as Nora Go, SO Player, Smart IPTV, Lenox Media Player, and so on. In my opinion, SO Player and Nora Go are the better apps.

I advise signing up for the IPTV service to get the free trial first – no credit card is needed in most cases. On the sign-up page, you are also asked to enter an email address. Make sure you enter the correct address or you won’t receive important emails. You are also asked to create a password. Make sure you remember the password. The email address and password that you create will become the login details to sign in to your IPTV My Account or Account.

Although many IPTV services have added local US channels, you won’t get all of them for your city. I suggest purchasing an indoor HDTV antenna with an amplifier (75-mile or more radius). Connect the antenna to the back of the HDTV or smart TV and perform a channel scan. If you are going to cancel cable or satellite TV, you can get all your local OTA channels totally free. Click Here to Learn More.

Normally, IPTV services allow up to 4 device connections. But if you are looking for an IPTV service that allows more than 4 device connections, I have one for you. Read an article on how much does SO Player cost.

How to Renew Your Subscription

When visiting the IPTV service website, there’s usually a My Account or Account link at the top. Click the link to go to the login page. Use the same login details you create when signing up for the IPTV service. Enter your username (email address) and password. If for some reason, you can’t remember your password, there will be a reset password link available. Click that link to get a new password.

When inside the My Account or Account, you get access to your order and account information. Also important, you get access to your activation/login credentials that activate the Nora Go app or SO Player app. You can also renew your subscription after the 1, 3, 6, or 12-month subscription period ends. Also, emails that you receive from the IPTV service will have this information and a link to get to the My Account or Account.

Key Notes:

Know and remember the name of your IPTV Service Provider after signing up

Look for the IPTV Service Provider emails in your inbox after signing up. If no emails, look for them in your Spam/Junk mail folder. If those emails are there, move them to your regular email inbox.

  • Understand What Nora Go and SO Player can and cannot do
  • Know how to renew a subscription and remember login details to Account
  • Go to YouTube.com to find any video tutorial if you need to learn something else
  • Firestick and Fire TV users must know about the SOPlayer Downloader link.

Quickest Way to Get Setup to Watch TV Online

Click Here to Visit Our Top 10 Comparison Chart and Choose an IPTV Service
(You will see what app is recommended also)

Click Here to Learn How to Download/Install Nora Go Smart TV (Samsung or LG)

Click Here to Learn How to Download/Install SO Player on Other Devices

For those who have been using an IPTV service already…

Click Here to Learn How to Remove Your Device When Switching From One IPTV Service to Another

 

Newcomers to Internet TV

If all of this is way over your head and you’re relatively new to Internet TV but you want to cut cable or ditch the dish to save money, I suggest you sign up to download our FREE Guide: How to Watch TV Online. Everything we mentioned in this article is included in the FREE Guide with a lot more information to help your understanding.

Click Here to Get FREE Guide

In closing, feel free to contact us using our Chat Now box in the lower right corner. Remember, we are not an IPTV Service Provider, owners, employees, or support.  I’ve written this article specifically for those who want to get a good understanding of Nora Go, SO Player, and IPTV Service Providers. I hope this information helped improve your understanding and that you are ready to take the next step. Enjoy!

Visit SO Player IPTV Service Website Here or Read Full Review Here

ISG GO IPTV Service Here (Nora Go for Smart TV) or Read Full Review Here

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