Airport Extreme - VDSL25 - IPTV

Hello,
is there anyone who can say me that IPTV ( T-Home Entertain HD ) with the Airport Extreme
( not Wi-Fi) will work?
VDSL-Modem Speedport 221 -> Airport Extreme WAN -> Airport Extreme Gigabit-Ethernet-LAN -> Media Receiver 301
Thank you very much!

Es ist leider nicht möglich mit der Airport Extreme IPTV des Anbeters T-Home zu nutzen. Echt schade! Vielleicht sollte Apple dies für die Zukunft ermöglichen.

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    Message was edited by: openarchitecture

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