run.py: line 25: syntax error near unexpected token `(' run.py: line 23: rootdirectory: command not found run.py: line 21: m3ufile: command not found run.py: line 19: import: command not found The working directory which the python script is executed in. I plan to do some more work to this at some point, but i just needed something quick n dirty.Ĭhange the m3u file name to the m3u file you want to use, and root directory is relative to The strm files can then be used in your emby media server as defined here: Title.strm is a text file which has the URL to the stream inside of it
This is a python script to parse an m3u file that has a list of VOD media, and create a folder structure like follows: I tried your script.but did not have any success. I think i will use the mu3 tuner + epg data.for my main channels.and IPTV for extra.such as the 450 US channels etc. It would make it a bit more easy to work with. I'm not aware of any s been years since i used irc.Ĭan you make the pytho script as an individual script.just to parse the M3u to IPTV xml file. (no EPG data ) in the IPTV appĪnd VOD in your standard library via the strm folder/files. (which must be stoped duing the overwrite)
NOT VOD (This is sideloaded with strm folder/files and indexed as normal based on content etc.)Īll you need to do is parse the M3u file to this structure.overwrite the config file.and start emby The trick is to parse the M3u file, or subsection heroff.with live TV channels. It has all the tv channels saved in a config file hidden here. Just to clear up what i mean with side load the original IPTV app.
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