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How are you configured with Emby/xTeve - using the xTeve generated files or pointing Emby to the xTeve server?Īre you able to provide data for those channels? I gave it a go but to me it was more trouble than it was worth(sports) and the provider epg was of little use for the various sports channels, except the more common ones. Sporting events/channels yeah BIG headache. Best bet is the FAQ/Wiki and asking here on the forums. But the Emby FAQ/Wiki for this is pretty good - much better that in the past. There is no definitive guide for setting this up. And what it is looking at varies depending on the guide data type you are using. From what I have read here Emby looks for a few different 'things' for mapping the channels. If you are providing your own guide data through Schedules Direct you could use epg123 and using the custom lineup feature accomplish the same (channel management) as with xTeve.ģ. Just make sure that when you are done setting everything up you point Emby to the files (M3U/XMLTV) that xTeve generates and not to the xTeve web/server. Initial setup takesĪ bit of time, but once that is done your gold.

I think for ease of use and long term 'not having to do anything' xTeve is the way you want to go. Channel numbers - here again there are couple methods to accomplish this. Just take care to not screw up the formatting of the file.Ģ. You can do this with notepad ++ or any other editor. I would begin with editing that M3U and removing channels that you won't be using. There are a few methods to accomplish what you are trying to do.ġ.

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it really has actually allowed me to enjoy emby rather than rant about it on a regular basisĪs i recall it can be slow if you are waiting for it to update if you have filters on in the mapping screen. since then i have enjoyed my iptv, i havent had to reconfigure it several times due to emby problems, i havent had to re set up all my recordings as a result of emby problems, i can record shows for which there is no epg with xteve's dummy feature.

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but the plus side is i did that once over a year ago and havent touched it since. yes it will take a while, probably took me 4/5 hours over a couple of days to map 3-400 channels.

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Second, xteve is not bad when you know how to use it. clearly not in 2019 though, that ship has sailed and docked at the other end of its journey. when enough of us do that he may actually fulfil his promises of delivering on channel management. Well first of all you should reply luke and tell him how appalling the native emby functionality is. Is there a definitive (step-by-step preferably) guide to this anywhere that you could point me to? I feel like what I want is simple but, man, am I wasting some time without getting anywhere and pretty much going round in circles. My m3u has no channel numbers - is it channel numbers that emby needs to channel map? Where do i get channel numbers to add to the m3u file )using something like tantrum IPTV editor) - is that even what I should e doing? Xsteve is S-L-O-O-O-O-O-W-W-W to the point of being unusable and would take days to map all the channels. Xteve xmltv - has mapping and filterinf at least probably the closest to usable i have so far Xteve Homerun (no mapping in xsteve, but can at least filter) I have emby running on Unraid in a docker with xsteve also in a docker. Who knew doing a simple 'leave these channels out and of the ones that are left this channel in emby = this channel in my m3u' was going to be sooooooo convoluted and such a pita?! and then spent 3 days trying to figure out how to map the channels. 'How hard can it be?' I thought, so subscribed to an IPTV provider, got the M3u file/url.

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