Nitora IPTV installs straight from the LG Content Store on your TV. There’s nothing to download on a phone or computer.
Nitora IPTV used to be called iTerala. Version 1.3 brings the new name; until LG publishes it, the store still lists the app as iTerala IPTV, so search for that name.
Install it
- Make sure the TV is connected to the internet.
- Press Home on the remote and select Apps.
- Press the search icon in the upper-right corner, type iTerala and choose Search.
- Select iTerala IPTV (the seller is shown as iTerala) and choose Install.
- When it’s finished, choose Launch, or open it later from your apps.
These steps follow LG’s guide LG TV – How to Install or Delete Apps. Menus can differ slightly between TV models and years.
If it doesn’t appear
- Check your TV’s webOS version. LG offers the app to TVs running webOS 23 or newer. Older versions can’t see it in the store. How to check.
- Check the name. Until the 1.3 update, search for iTerala: the listing title is iTerala IPTV. Searching for Nitora finds it only once LG publishes version 1.3.
- Your country. LG decides which countries each app is offered in. If it isn’t listed where you are, we can’t change that from here.
- Your LG account. LG asks some TVs to sign in to an LG account before installing apps. See LG’s How to Use the LG Content Store with webOS.
There is no web link that opens the app’s page in your TV’s store, and no download file. Be wary of any site offering a “Nitora IPTV download” or a “Nitora IPTV subscription”: Nitora IPTV is only distributed through the LG Content Store and sells no subscriptions.
After installing
Open the app and choose Add Service. The getting started guide walks you through it.