Roca IPTV on Fire TV Cube: Step-by-Step Setup

What you need

A Fire TV Cube (2nd or 3rd generation)
An Ethernet cable if you want the steadiest picture (3rd gen has a port built in)
Your Roca IPTV login email
Login type: Xtream Codes (recommended) or M3U

1
Enable Developer Options
Settings → My Fire TV → About → highlight 'Fire TV Cube' and press select seven times. Developer Options appears under My Fire TV.
2
Install Downloader
Search 'Downloader' from the Find menu and install it. You can also say 'Alexa, find Downloader'.
3
Allow Downloader to install apps
Settings → My Fire TV → Developer Options → Install unknown apps → Downloader: ON.
4
Install TiviMate
Open Downloader, enter the official TiviMate download address (we send it on WhatsApp), install the app, then delete the installer file.
5
Log in
Open TiviMate → Add playlist → Xtream Codes. Enter the server URL with http:// and the port, then your username and password, and select Next.
6
Connect Ethernet
On a 3rd-generation Cube, plug a cable from your router into the Cube's Ethernet port. Settings → Network shows 'Connected via Ethernet'.

Set Settings → Display & Sounds → Display → Video resolution to 'Auto' so 4K channels switch correctly on a 4K TV.
Turn on 'Match original frame rate' in Display settings for smoother football on 50 Hz UK channels.
Alexa can open TiviMate by voice: 'Alexa, open TiviMate'.

That's the TV switching frame rate. Either accept the short flicker for smoother motion or turn off 'Match original frame rate' in Display & Sounds.

Settings → Equipment Control → Manage Equipment → TV: re-run the setup so the Cube learns your TV's infrared codes.

Still stuck? Send a photo of the screen on WhatsApp and we'll walk you through it.