Your MAG portal, in a browser
No APK to install, no box to buy, nothing to set up on a television. Your portal interface opens in the tab you are already in.
How it works
Enter your portal
The address your provider gave you, and the MAC address tied to your subscription.
The box is emulated
The service presents itself to the portal as a MAG receiver: model, serial number, firmware version.
Your interface opens
What you see is your own portal interface, not a copy — with your channels and your favourites.
Why an emulator rather than a player
A conventional player reimplements its own interface and has to guess how to talk to each portal. Here the portal itself runs: its menu, its categories, its programme guide, exactly as on a receiver. When your provider changes something, it follows on its own.
What you need to bring
Your own portal and your own subscription. This service provides no content, no channels and no list of portals — it is a playback tool, nothing more. See the terms of use.
One limit worth knowing before you start
A browser does not decode every format a hardware receiver handles. Channels in HEVC and AC3 audio tracks may come through without picture or without sound. On the portals tested, the vast majority of H.264 channels play without trouble, but those marked "HEVC" in the lists will not display.
That is a browser limit, not a service one — and it applies equally to every web-based solution.