I got a bit bored, and decided to compile some information. I've chosen strictly the USA 'Entertainment' category because it's a staple of IPTV providers, it's generally the main category for users (outside of sports) and it allows for the most consistent comparison across providers.

While sports may be a category that is more often desired by users, the variation across providers makes it difficult to truly get a baseline. As an example, if I were to compare Trex, Strong, and Lion, the layouts of their categories, and as such the quality of their streams may be so different that a comparison is almost impossible.

If you find that this particular method is lacking, or you'd like to offer suggestions, please do. Feedback, collaboration and knowledge is the whole purpose of this subreddit.

I will be adding additional providers as I come across them, and I can only go off what the seller says is their product. If I get a MaxOTT provider who claims it's Strong8K (As an example) I will label it as such until I have knowledge of its true source.

Note: Some of this information may be incorrect; if a channel is labeled as NAxNA, it may be a radio channel, not currently airing anything, there was an error with the script causing it to receive a 456, 404, etc. response from the provider, disallowing any information to be collected.

Note: FHD is anything >=1080p, HD >=720p, SD is anything not >720p

Note: You can open the spreadsheet in incognito, btw.

You can view the spreadsheet here.

Edit: I'm an idiot, and in my sleep deprived state, I completely forgot that the naming convention for 1080p streams is FHD, not UHD. I've corrected the sheet to reflect.

Edit 2/7: Dino, and MegaOTT have been added.

Edit 2/12: Added time shift sheets for each provider.