What people ask about Nartiel8k before the first movie night

Nartiel8k is an IPTV subscription built around the movie shelf: 120,000+ movies and series on demand, with 25,000+ live channels beside them for sport, news and anything happening in real time. It plays over your home internet in a player app you choose, on the television you already watch films on. There is no dish to mount, no cable line and no box to rent.

Nartiel8k is set up so you can check it yourself instead of taking anyone’s word for it. The 24-hour trial opens the full library and every channel with no card. If you then pay, a 7-day money-back guarantee covers the order, nothing renews automatically, and the order, the payment, the login and every later question sit in one WhatsApp chat you can scroll back through.

Yes, this is the Nartiel8k website, and together with the WhatsApp number shown on it (+212 663 813 479) it is the only place we take orders. Other websites using a similar name are not connected with us, and we cannot see or fix anything bought through them. If someone asks you to pay for this service anywhere else, message the number on this site before you send money.

No, the 8k is part of the name, not a promise about resolution. Live 8K television does not exist in any practical sense, and nobody broadcasts a channel lineup in it. What you get is 4K wherever the source is 4K, with FHD and HD versions of everything else. When a title or channel is marked 4K, that is the top resolution it carries.

Both, but it is designed for people who mostly sit down to watch a film or a series. The 120,000+ titles are the main room: a Movies section and a Series section in your player, sorted into categories. The 25,000+ live channels are next door for the match, the evening news and the late show. One plan opens both, with nothing to add on.

You get a login, not an app and not a box. One WhatsApp message carries a username, a password and a server URL, known as Xtream Codes details, plus an M3U link for players that prefer a playlist. You type those into a player on your TV, stick or phone, and the shelves, the series and the channel list load from them. Keep that message safe.

The live side carries channels from 60+ countries, grouped by country and language in the player so you can go straight to your own. The movie and series library is sorted by language as well as genre, which helps in a home where people watch in more than one. During the trial, open the groups for your own countries first.

Our servers run at 99.9% uptime, and that is the standard we measure ourselves against. Inside your home, the last few meters matter just as much: a cable or a strong Wi-Fi signal to the television, and a device that decodes the stream cleanly. The trial is the honest test, because it runs on your own connection and your own screen.

It suits a home where the television mostly shows films and series, and where someone also wants a match or the news live. If your evenings start with “what should we watch tonight” rather than “what is on”, the library is the reason to subscribe. It suits you less if you want hardware posted to you or a contract with a fixed monthly bill; there is neither.

Nartiel8k lists 120,000+ movies and series on demand, counted together across the Movies and Series sections of your player. It is a library rather than a schedule: titles wait on the shelf until you choose them, and you press play when the room is ready. Use the trial to browse the categories and search for a few titles you care about before you pay.

The library splits into a Movies section and a Series section, separate from Live TV. Each is grouped into categories by genre, by language and by collection, so a family comedy and a subtitled thriller sit on different shelves. Open a series and it lists seasons, then the episodes in order. The look depends on your player; the grouping comes from us.

The library grows over time, but we do not sell it on new releases. Nothing here promises films that are still in cinemas, or anything the same day as theaters, and you should be wary of anyone who does. If one particular title matters to you, search for it during the 24-hour trial and see whether it is on the shelf before buying.

Yes, in any player with a search box, and the better ones all have one. Open the Movies or Series section first and search from there, because some players only search the section you are standing in. Type one distinctive word from the title rather than the full name, and try the original-language title if the first search comes back empty.

Narrow the shelf before you browse it. Open one category, a genre or a language, instead of the whole Movies list, and agree on a short list of three before anyone presses play. Mark promising titles as favorites if your player offers favorites, so next time the shortlist is already waiting. On a remote, search and categories beat scrolling every time.

Yes, the same login works on both, but your place in the episode does not follow you. Resume points are stored by each player on each device, not in the cloud, so the tablet cannot know where the TV stopped. Note the season, episode and minute before you switch rooms. If both screens play at once, you need a plan with two connections.

Yes, there are kids’ and family categories in the library, plus children’s channels on the live side. For a family movie night, open those categories directly instead of the full shelf. If your player offers a parental PIN, set one to lock the adult categories before you hand over the remote; some players also let you hide whole groups from the menu.

Yes. The library is grouped by language as well as genre, so you can open one language’s shelf and stay on it all evening. Some titles carry more than one audio track or subtitles; which ones depends on the title itself, and your player decides how you switch, usually from an options button while the film is playing.

Some are, and the title tells you which. Films and series mastered in 4K play in 4K where the source is 4K; the rest arrive in FHD or HD, which still looks sharp on a large set. HDR needs the title, the player, the streaming device and the television panel to support it together. A wired connection gives a 4K film its best chance.

No, the library streams; there is no download button on our side. Films and episodes play over your connection when you press play, so plan movie night where the internet is. Some players can record live channels, and TiviMate Premium adds recording, but that is a player feature for the live side rather than a way to copy the movie shelf to a drive.

Yes, if your plan has at least two connections. A connection is one stream playing at a time, so two TVs showing two different films, or even the same film, count as two. On a one-connection plan the second screen will not play alongside the first. Choose the connection count by how many screens play together, not how many you own.

A year of Nartiel8k costs $69 for one connection, paid once. Two connections cost $119 for the year, three cost $159 and five cost $239. Each of those opens the whole movie and series library, every live channel, 4K where it is carried, the program guide and catch-up. Nothing renews after the twelve months unless you buy another year.

A single month on one connection is $15. Longer terms bring the monthly cost down: three months for $29, six months for $45 and twelve months for $69, each paid up front for the whole term. For more screens playing at once, one month is $25 with two connections, $35 with three and $49 with five.

No. Every plan is a fixed term that simply ends, and nothing is charged again unless you choose to buy another term. No card is kept on file and there is no subscription to cancel. When the end of your term is near, renewing is one message in the same WhatsApp chat; if you do nothing, the login stops when the term runs out.

Twelve months paid up front cost $69; twelve single months at $15 each cost $180. Paying month by month therefore costs $111 more for the same year of viewing. Three months for $29 and six months for $45 sit in between. If you are unsure, take the trial or a single month first, then move to the year once you know the library suits your evenings.

A connection is one screen playing at a given moment. You can install a player and enter the login on as many devices as you like; the plan only limits how many play together. A couple watching the living-room TV side by side need one. A home where the kids stream a series upstairs during the film downstairs needs two.

Payment is arranged in the WhatsApp chat. Tell us the term and the number of connections, and the payment details are sent to you in that conversation; the available options can differ from country to country. Once the payment is confirmed, the login arrives in the same chat, usually in under 15 minutes. No card is stored, so nothing can be charged later.

Usually, yes. Tell the WhatsApp chat how many screens you now need playing at once, and the team quotes what the change costs for the time left on your term. Ask in that same message whether your existing login can be upgraded; when it can, the players you already set up keep working and only the number of streams allowed at once goes up.

No. There is one price for each term and connection count, and it opens everything: the 120,000+ movies and series, the 25,000+ live channels, 4K where a title or channel carries it, the program guide and catch-up. There is no premium tier, no film add-on and no setup fee. Two plans of the same length differ only in how many screens play at once.

Yes, a 24-hour free trial with the whole service open: the full movie and series library, every live channel, the guide and the 4K titles. Ask for it in WhatsApp and the test login arrives in the chat. It is meant for your own TV and your own connection, so set it up on the screen where you actually watch films.

Treat it like a real movie night. Play one film from start to finish on the big screen, open a series and watch a full episode, then search for two or three titles you genuinely want. If you own a 4K TV, find a 4K title and check it looks right. Finish on a live channel or a match, so both sides have been tested.

No. The trial needs no card and no payment details of any kind, only a message in WhatsApp. It is a separate test login that stops by itself when the 24 hours are over, so there is nothing to cancel and nothing that turns into a bill. If you want to keep watching, you choose a plan in the same chat.

A 7-day money-back guarantee runs from the moment a paid plan is activated. If the service refuses to play on your equipment and the support team cannot solve it, say so in the chat within those 7 days and the full payment comes back to you. It covers a service that does not work for you; it is not meant for a change of mind after everything has played well.

Usually within minutes of asking. Someone on the support team sets each trial up personally and replies in WhatsApp, so that same person can tell you which player to install while the login is on its way. At very quiet hours it can take a little longer, but support is staffed 24/7, so a request sent at midnight is still answered.

Normally there is one trial per household. It exists to show whether the library and the channels play well on your equipment, and a day is usually enough to find out. If the first test was spoiled, for example by a player that would not install, explain what happened in the chat and the team can usually extend it.

The test login stops at the end of the 24 hours; nothing is charged and nothing renews. If the films and channels played well, pick a plan in the same WhatsApp chat and the paid login is sent there once payment is confirmed. If they did not, tell us what went wrong, because the cause is often a player setting rather than the service.

It is the full service, not a sample. The trial login opens the same 120,000+ movies and series and the same 25,000+ channels as a paid plan, on one connection. That matters for a library service, because the only test worth doing is whether the titles you would really watch are there and play properly on your screen.

No, there is no app of our own. Your subscription is a login that works inside third-party players such as IPTV Smarters Pro or TiviMate, which you install from your device’s app store or, on Fire OS sticks, by sideloading. Any app or store listing that calls itself the Nartiel8k app is not from us, so leave it alone.

No, and you should never install an APK that claims to be Nartiel8k. We do not publish one. A file carrying our name is at best someone else’s repackaged player and at worst something you do not want on your home network. Install a known player from its own store listing or its own download page, then enter the login we send you.

For a movie library, IPTV Smarters Pro is the easy choice: after an Xtream Codes login it shows separate Live TV, Movies and Series sections, with posters and episode lists. TiviMate is built around live TV and its guide, though recent versions show movies and series from an Xtream login too. Start with the player your device supports best.

Yes, on Fire OS models. Turn on Developer Options by pressing select seven times on the device name under My Fire TV > About, install Downloader from the Amazon Appstore, then sideload a player such as IPTV Smarters Pro. The Fire TV Stick 4K Select is the exception: it runs Vega OS, cannot sideload, and those Downloader steps do not apply to it.

Yes, through a player from the Samsung store, with no extra box. Smart IPTV is listed there for 2022 and newer Samsung TVs running Tizen 6.5 or later, and it takes your M3U link uploaded against the MAC address the app shows. On an older Samsung, or for a richer Movies and Series layout, a streaming stick in a spare HDMI port is simpler.

Yes, on LG televisions running webOS 3.0 or later, through a player from the LG Content Store. Smart IPTV works on those models and takes your M3U link against the MAC address it displays. If your LG predates webOS 3.0, or you want a player with dedicated Movies and Series sections, plug a streaming stick into a spare HDMI port instead.

Yes. On Apple TV, iPhone and iPad, install a player from the App Store: the free Smarters app is listed there as Smarters Player Lite, and iPlayTV is a paid alternative that only exists on Apple devices. Choose the Xtream Codes option, then paste the username, password and server URL straight from the WhatsApp message to avoid typing mistakes.

Only partly, because Roku has no sideloading and most IPTV players are missing from its store. If a player that accepts an Xtream login appears in your Roku store, it can work, though such listings come and go. Mirroring the screen of a phone or computer is the fallback. For a TV used mainly for films, a Fire OS or Android TV stick is more dependable.

Yes. A MAG box skips the username and password and works from a portal URL plus the box’s own MAC address, a code beginning 00:1A:79 on the sticker under the box. Message that code in the WhatsApp chat, we switch the portal on at our end, and you type the portal URL into the box’s system settings.

Yes, on Windows or Mac. Install IPTV Smarters Pro for desktop and use the Xtream Codes login, or open your M3U link in a media player that reads playlists, such as VLC. A laptop is a handy place to confirm the login works in the first five minutes, though for movie night you will want the picture on the television.

As many as you like. The login can sit on the living-room TV, a bedroom stick, a tablet and a phone at once; your plan only limits how many of them play at the same moment. With one connection, one screen plays; with five, five can. Adding the login to another device of your own never needs our permission.

Only if your current device cannot decode 4K. A 4K television alone is not enough when the stick or box feeding it stops at 1080p, and some older built-in TV apps struggle with 4K streams. A current 4K streaming stick or Android TV box handles it, ideally on a wired connection. If 4K titles play smoothly during the trial, keep what you have.

HDR plays where the title is mastered in HDR and your player, streaming device and television panel all support it. If any one of them does not, the film plays in standard dynamic range, which still looks good on a well-adjusted TV. Check a few 4K titles during the trial to see what your own screen does with them before you decide anything.

Start with the television, not the player. Pick the Movie, Cinema or Filmmaker picture mode if your TV has one, turn motion smoothing off for films, and dim the room lights. Then make sure the right version is playing: on a 4K set, choose the 4K version of a title where one exists, and keep the streaming device on a cable.

Each screen playing needs about 10 Mbps for HD, and a 4K title wants about 25 Mbps. A connection that holds its rate through a two-hour film matters as much as the raw figure, because a dip halfway through is what interrupts the story. For the TV you watch movies on, an Ethernet cable is the single most useful upgrade.

Because a 4K stream asks much more of both the connection and the device. Try these in order: put the TV or stick on a wired connection, pause other heavy downloads in the house, and check the player is using hardware decoding. If it still stalls, play the FHD version of the same title, which still looks sharp from the sofa.

In most setups, yes: the player hands the film’s audio to the TV, and the TV passes it to the soundbar over HDMI ARC or an optical cable. What reaches the speakers depends on the title’s audio track and your device’s audio output settings. If a film plays silent or crackles, set the player’s audio output to stereo or PCM and try again.

For movie night, a streaming stick or Android TV box usually gives the better library experience. Built-in TV apps are limited to what the TV’s own store offers, while a stick runs players with full Movies and Series sections and decodes 4K comfortably. If your TV’s app plays smoothly during the trial, there is no need to buy anything.

Nartiel8k carries 25,000+ live channels from 60+ countries, grouped in the player by country, language and theme: sport, news, kids, entertainment and more. They sit in the Live TV section, apart from the movie and series library, so moving from a match to a film is a trip back to the main menu rather than a different app.

Yes, the sports groups cover football, basketball, hockey, motor racing, fight nights and more, and some events are carried in 4K where the source is 4K. On a big night, open the channel a few minutes before the start so the player has settled. If a feed hesitates, look for an FHD or HD copy of the same channel in that group.

Yes, the EPG is included. Most players load it from the Xtream Codes login on their own, so the grid fills with what is on now and next. Players that ask for a separate guide address can use the xmltv.php link instead. The guide can take a few minutes to fill the first time; after that, it refreshes in the background.

Yes, on the channels that carry it. Those channels are marked in players that support catch-up, and you can open recent programs from the guide instead of the live feed. How far back you can go varies by channel, so there is no single number of days to quote. If your player has no catch-up option, try a player that does.

Recording is a player feature, not part of the subscription. TiviMate Premium, for example, adds recording to the device’s storage, while many free players do not record at all. If you want to keep a live program for later, check catch-up first on channels that carry it; the show may already be waiting there without using any storage.

Yes, with a player that offers multi-view, such as TiviMate Premium, and a plan with enough connections. Each picture on a split screen is its own stream, so two channels side by side use two connections and four use four. On a one-connection plan, a single stream plays at a time, whatever the player can show.

Some are. A set of channels carries 4K feeds for sport and special events where the source is 4K, while most channels come in FHD and HD. If your device or connection struggles with a 4K feed, the FHD version of the same channel is the sensible fallback, and on most screens viewed from across a room it still looks crisp.

Yes, both live in the same player under the same login. Go back to the main menu, open Live TV and choose the sports group; in players that store resume points, the film keeps its place so you can return after the final whistle. Mark the sports channels you use most as favorites, if your player offers them.

In your player, pick the Xtream Codes way of signing in, then type the username, password and server URL from our WhatsApp message. Give the playlist any name you like. The player then downloads the Live TV list, the Movies and Series sections and the guide. Paste the details where you can; one wrong character is the usual reason a login fails.

It is one web address that holds your whole playlist, for players that take a playlist URL instead of an Xtream login. It follows the get.php form with your username and password as parameters, and it arrives in the same WhatsApp message as your other details. The guide has its own xmltv.php address. Treat both like a password.

No, there is no web account, dashboard or customer portal to sign in to. Orders, payments, trials, renewals and support all happen in one WhatsApp chat, and your login details arrive there. That chat works as your account history, so keep it; scrolling back is the quickest way to find your server URL or check when your term ends.

Message the WhatsApp number shown on this site, +212 663 813 479; support answers there 24/7. Say which device and player you use and what you see on the screen, and send a screenshot or a photo of the TV if you can. There is no email address and no phone line; that WhatsApp chat is the support desk, and it also handles orders.

Usually under 15 minutes from the moment payment is confirmed. The login is sent to the WhatsApp chat where you ordered, so there is nothing to wait for in the post and no technician visit. On some devices installing the player takes longer than the activation itself, and support can walk you through it in the same chat while you set up.

Scroll back through the WhatsApp chat where you ordered; the username, password, server URL and M3U link are all in the activation message. If you changed phones or cleared the chat, message the same number and ask for the details again. Entering them in your player restores the channels and the library, while favorites and resume points stay with each device.

Almost always it is a typing slip or a term that has ended. Look for a stray space at the end of the username or password, check the server URL including the http part and any port number, and match uppercase and lowercase letters exactly. If everything matches and it still fails, ask in the chat; every connection may already be in use.

The login stops at the end of the term and nothing is charged. To carry on, buy another term in the same WhatsApp chat, and the team will tell you whether your existing login is simply extended, which keeps every player set up as it was. Favorites and resume points live inside each player, so they are usually still there afterwards.

Yes, through the reseller program. You buy credits and spend them in a reseller panel to open and top up accounts for the people you sell to. The credit packs and conditions are explained on the reseller page and in the WhatsApp chat. We make no promise about what you might earn; that depends entirely on how you run it.