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Blerd Vision IPTV on Formuler & MyTVOnline

Formuler boxes authorise by MAC address rather than username, which trips up a lot of people. This guide covers registration, portal setup and the EPG — on MyTVOnline 2 and 3.

Read this first. Formuler is a MAC-registered platform. Until your box's MAC address is attached to your Blerd Vision line, the portal will refuse to load no matter how correctly you type the URL. Send the MAC to support before you begin and the rest takes about six minutes.
1

Send us your box's MAC address

Formuler boxes are registered by MAC. Find it under Settings → System → About, or printed on the sticker underneath the box. Send it to support before you start — the portal will not authorise until the MAC is on your line.

2

Open MyTVOnline and go to Portal Settings

Launch MyTVOnline (version 2 or 3 depending on your firmware). Press the menu or gear button and choose Settings → Portal Settings. On MyTVOnline 3 this sits under Manage Portals.

3

Add a new portal

Choose Add Portal. Give it a name — Blerd Vision is fine, it is only a label — and paste the portal URL from your activation email into the address field. Include the protocol and any port number exactly as written.

4

Save and let it authorise

Save the portal and return to the main screen. MyTVOnline contacts the server, checks your MAC and downloads the channel list. First load takes one to three minutes.

5

Load the EPG

Under Settings → EPG, set the guide to update automatically and trigger a manual refresh. The full seven-day guide is several megabytes, so give it a couple of minutes on the first run.

6

Set favourites and sort groups

Press the favourite key on channels you watch regularly. In Settings → Channel Management you can hide entire country groups, which makes the guide far quicker to navigate on a remote.

Getting more from it

Formuler settings worth changing

Use Ethernet

Formuler boxes usually sit beside the router. Plug them in — the Wi-Fi module is the weakest part of the hardware and Ethernet removes most buffering complaints outright.

Set the buffer sensibly

Under player settings, a buffer of two to four seconds smooths out network jitter without making channel changes feel sluggish.

Match your output

Set video output to your TV's native resolution and refresh rate. Leaving a 1080p television on an auto 4K output causes stutter that looks like a stream problem.

Answers

Formuler questions

MyTVOnline says 'portal not found' or 'unauthorised'.

Almost always the MAC address. Confirm the MAC you sent matches the one under Settings → System → About exactly, character for character — people frequently send the Wi-Fi MAC when the box is on Ethernet, and the two are different. Re-send the correct one and we will re-register in a couple of minutes.

What is the difference between MyTVOnline 2 and 3?

MyTVOnline 3 ships on newer Formuler models and has a redesigned interface with faster EPG handling and a better VOD browser. Both work identically with Blerd Vision — only the menu paths differ slightly, and the guide above notes where.

Can I use an M3U link instead of a portal?

Yes. MyTVOnline accepts an M3U playlist as well, and that route skips MAC registration entirely. The portal method usually gives a better EPG and VOD experience on Formuler hardware, which is why we recommend it first.

My channel list loaded but the guide is empty.

Force an EPG refresh under Settings → EPG and wait. If it is still empty after five minutes, the box may have cached a failed download — reboot it fully (pull the power, not standby) and let it retry.

Does Blerd Vision work on Formuler Z8, Z10 and Z11?

Yes, on all of them, and on the ZX and CC ranges too. Anything running MyTVOnline 2 or 3 is supported.

Ready when you are

Not registered yet?

Send us your box's MAC on WhatsApp and we will add it in minutes.