The general approach for this is described in our FAQ's: http://forums.openpl...t-xmltv-import/
* EPG for IP-TV channels (with thanks to athoik)
Also the above mentoined thread gives you clues how to solve this.
The problem is that for IPTV streams the used service ref is up to yourself. So it is very difficult to organise this in general.
So you have to build your own channels file and source file.
Tip: download the rytec.channels.xml.gz file. Unzip and look inside it for the channels you want.
Copy the lines you want to a separate channels.xml file.
Now add to each line in this new file: http%3a//example.com
So the line
<channel id="BVN.be">1:0:1:10E0:418:1:C00000:0:0:0:</channel> <!-- BVN - Beste van Vlaanderen en Nederland -->
will look like this:
<channel id="BVN.be">1:0:1:10E0:418:1:C00000:0:0:0:http%3a//example.com</channel> <!-- BVN - Beste van Vlaanderen en Nederland -->
Change now the service ref from your corresponding IPTV channel to:
#SERVICE 4097:0:1:10E0:418:1:C00000:0:0:0:http%3a//url/something.m3u8:BVN
(replace of course http%3a//url/something.m3u8 with the actual url
This will be the easiest way.
Willy
PS: if you add to this channels file the sat (or cable) service lines from the rytec.channels.xml file you will only have to import the XMLTV file once.
Edited by doglover, 13 January 2016 - 16:42.