M3u

[JayDee696969]

Will you be providing the m3u and EPG links for these like Dtankdenpse did?

[Aetherinox]

Yes, the docker image will run through it's process. Then when you access the browser, you'll get a link to access the xml and m3u which you can plug into whatever app.

[JayDee696969]

Yes, the docker image will run through it's process. Then when you access the browser, you'll get a link to access the xml and m3u which you can plug into whatever app.

I guess what I meant is will you provide the ready to use urls like he did.. https://web.archive.org/web/20250101035432/https://github.com/dtankdempse/moveonjoy-m3u

[Aetherinox]

What I meant is that the docker container builds the files and then spits out the links. You'll open the container in your browser, you'll get the links to the m3u and xml

[JayDee696969]

Ok, well hopefully someone will fork this and share the URLs like dtank did for the ones that dont understand how to do all this. Thanks.

[Aetherinox]

That would be a @iFlip721 question. He can determine what all methods of distribution to provide.

The docker image itself is what provides the URLs. You load up the image in docker, visit the assigned ip/port in your browser, and you get the direct links to the M3U and EPG files which go into Plex / Jelly / Emby.

[JayDee696969]

That would be a @iFlip721 question. He can determine what all methods of distribution to provide.

The docker image itself is what provides the URLs. You load up the image in docker, visit the assigned ip/port in your browser, and you get the direct links to the M3U and EPG files which go into Plex / Jelly / Emby.

Ok, thanks, for now im using the m3u that they already provide, and works in Kodi. But would like to try the others. https://tvpass.org/playlist/m3u

[Aetherinox]

The only aspect I can confirm is that I will be working on the Cloudflare Worker as an alternative to our docker image.

The Cloudflare worker will be another self-hosted solution for generating the files, however, it is hosted using Cloudflare as a service and the CF worker takes care of the processing.

CF workers are free to create, the only downside is that they have a 100,000 request limit per day. But if it's only two or three people using that worker, I highly doubt you're going to hit that limit. You'd have to do some serious channel changing and syncing to reach that number.

I have a DoH (dns over https) worker on Cloudflare. It gets called every single time I visit a website or do anything that requires an internet call from my machine, which is a lot. I only use about 70,000 requests a day.

[iFlip721]

I can look into seeing about adding that as a feature... Thanks for the link. Do you have any other links like that for other sources?

[JayDee696969]

I can look into seeing about adding that as a feature... Thanks for the link. Do you have any other links like that for other sources?

No I dont they show the link right on the website for the m3u, they just added it a few days ago...

[iFlip721]

@JayDee696969 - using the link provided on the websites will probably be the quickest and most reliable source for pre-generated m3u files. The roadmap for improvements will more than likely have this trailing near the end of items to complete. My initial goal was to help improve and maintain the existing functionality of the container - I was not involved in how dtank was previously providing those m3u files so it will have to wait until free time is available.

They also include a short summary of Channel Guide information which gets you enough info to cover almost a full day. If you're looking to see ahead more than one day you would have to look elsewhere to build your own EPG data file.
EPG Channel Guide Data (XMLTV) link: https://tvpass.org/epg.xml

If you wanted to review the raw m3u file on your computer you could also run this command:

curl -X GET https://tvpass.org/playlist/m3u

[JayDee696969]

@JayDee696969 - using the link provided on the websites will probably be the quickest and most reliable source for pre-generated m3u files. The roadmap for improvements will more than likely have this trailing near the end of items to complete. My initial goal was to help improve and maintain the existing functionality of the container - I was not involved in how dtank was previously providing those m3u files so it will have to wait until free time is available.

They also include a short summary of Channel Guide information which gets you enough info to cover almost a full day. If you're looking to see ahead more than one day you would have to look elsewhere to build your own EPG data file.
EPG Channel Guide Data (XMLTV) link: https://tvpass.org/epg.xml

If you wanted to review the raw m3u file on your computer you could also run this command:

curl -X GET https://tvpass.org/playlist/m3u

Awesome, thank you!