iptv-channels VS dizquetv

for free try this https://github.com/iptv-restream/iptv-channels , most links are broken or lag too much, better get a paid one if u can buy.

https://github.com/iptv-restream/iptv-channels ali 99% programa je tesko smece

Have a look at https://github.com/iptv-restream/iptv-channels

So, I guess Plex used to do iptv? I guess .m3u support or something? But Kodi’s got a bad rap, and I’m sure Apple and the FTC, or whoever, doesn’t want a legitimate company like Plex making it easier to pirate movies… But, they’re adding all kinds of Live TV support, and like, they are adding antenna and tuner functionality now, too. So, I mean, I get why they wouldn’t want to add iptv back in, but there are A LOT of perfectly free, perfectly legal iptv sources. Plex is so customizable and configurable as it is, there’s no reason I shouldn’t be allowed to add my own television sources to Plex. I wouldn’t have to use any other apps… it would be great!

I am using TIVIMATE Just install in TV amd companion app in mobile. Goto the URL https://github.com/iptv-restream/iptv-channels

They never worked for me but check out github https://github.com/iptv-restream/iptv-channels use VLC to open m3u files.

In my experience, modern entertainment takes too much cognitive load to get up and running. With streaming/on demand, I have to make pointed decisions on what show I'm watching. I don't always want to make a decision right now of what to watch, I just want to watch something that's good enough or fits a certain theme. TV Channel creation programs, like DizqueTV[0] or ErsatzTV[1] have taken the load off, or at least lets me do that cognitive work in advance when making the channels.

You still need some way to get input to swap between these digital channels (I use Plex to surface my shows and schedule), but if you have existing local content it really feels like the "old" way of doing TV. You can even add commercials between episodes if you wanted!

I'm not sure if I'd call this foolproof for a 94-year-old, especially since sometimes the software needs to restart, but it's a step above modern streaming IMO.

[0] https://github.com/vexorian/dizquetv

Check out https://github.com/vexorian/dizquetv

For those interested in doing something similar there's a Plex add-on for making custom TV channels:

https://github.com/vexorian/dizquetv

Personally I want almost this. I want to rotate the TV shows my kids watch in the morning but I don't want to start part way through a show (the one part of the old analogue experience that I don't miss at all). Difficult to square that circle.

My idea is for each screen plugged in to its own Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 4GB running at the CLI. The Pi would have its own instance of dizqueTV and its stream viewed through some type of custom program running SMPlayer that is also on the PI and outputting the to hdmi port. DizqueTV would have FFMPEG disabled and the content directly accessed per this guide: https://github.com/vexorian/dizquetv/wiki/Raspberry-guide

I have a potato (J4105) Plex server and tried DizqueTV, ErsatzTV and Jason's DizqueTV fork very recently. But I couldn't get it stable unfortunately. When one series would work great, another one wouldn't, or even refused to play. Or certain program boundaries made the player crash from time to time. And watermark overlays were another story of it's own.