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How to get this to work ? M3U #2

Open trentmsteel opened 7 years ago

trentmsteel commented 7 years ago

Is there any way to get this to work, with common M3U list found with IPTV services commonly found online?. The instructions in the readme file do not seem to address these type of service.

dsaupf commented 6 years ago

Hi,

If the IPTV service carries TS streams compatible with ATSC or DVB standards, then you can use it. If not, then you need to use another software for realtime remux of the incoming stream to a valid TS.

Then, you can use the 'URLGet' parameter in the MappingFile to assign one valid TS to one "Channel" (=Frequency).

Please, share one URL of the M3U list and one capture of the stream, and we help you to configure the proxy.

Regards.

dqans commented 6 years ago

I was also unable to get this working. Presumably the protocol should be set to HTTP and URLGet something along the lines of: http://username:password@site.com/5327.ts. Are the remaining properties mandatory? Any help would be appreciated. Also, how can one tell if a TS stream is ATSC/DVB compatible?

dqans commented 6 years ago

Here is a Github repository containing legal m3u stream, if that helps?

silkyclouds commented 6 years ago

Exactly the same question here. I've installed the app and it sees the tuner. But the format of the mapping file expects one url per channel? All IPTV provider provides a single URL with an m3u playlist. Is there any way to "convert" this kind of playlist to the mapping file expected format ?

thanks !

silkyclouds commented 6 years ago

in short, the question is simple....a standard m3u file output structure looks like this (for each channel) :

EXTINF:-1 tvg-id="" tvg-name="▬ Chanel NAME ▬" tvg-logo="http://link.to.channel.logo" group-title="Group the channel is located in",▬ Group detail ▬

http://url.to.the.stream.TS

this line repeats again and again till the end of the file/list.

This is the super standard format 99.9999% of the iptv users get back from their iptv subscription provider.

Now, how can we convert this easily to generate a proper mapping file ? Any clue ?

ychauhan4u commented 5 years ago

I also tried with ts stream from IPTV provider. Plex is able to detect Tuner but when Plex is not able to scan any channels added to mapping file.

Anyone able to make it work with M3u or ts IPTV list?

nroTTron commented 5 years ago

Is there an instruction guide of how to run this on Windows or Debian?