Robert Cameron wrote:
> Kony Kony wrote:
> > So this address
> > Pipe: /// usr / bin / ffmpeg -i <INSERT M3U8 URL HERE> -c copy -f mpegts pipe: 1
> >
> > Will I enter directly in MUX settings ???
> >
> > I will not put it in a set m3u ???
>
> If you read my post, you will see I gave 2 options:
>
> 1. Use the "Automatic IPTV network" type in Tvheadend to create a network from an M3U file. In that M3U file, you format it as:
> [...]
> Replace the <CHANNEL NUMBER> with the channel number you want the stream to be assigned in Tvheadend, replace <SERVICE NAME> with what you want the service (and the channel) to be named in Tvheadend, replace <PATH TO FFMPEG> with the path to your
ffmpeg
executable, and <IPTV URL> gets replaced with the URL to the M3U8 playlist of your IPTV channel.
>
> After you have crafted your M3U playlist, save it some place that Tvheadend can read, and add it to Tvheadend. Make sure when you create the network you set the maximum number of streams to what your IPTV provider allows, of you may find your IP blocked and Tvheadend unable to tune any stream.
>
> 2. Create a regular "IPTV network". Then, you individually create each mux manually, setting its "URL" field in the creation dialog to the same "pipe://..." URI that you would have created for the M3U. (See 1 above for information on that.)
After reading this hint, I tried to do, at first, the second option to know how valid is my piping line and there is no problem.
However, when I try to apply the first option, that is to say, when I build the m3u file then it fails and log file said: [ ERROR] iptv: unknown playlist format for network
My m3u file shows like this:
#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:-1 tvh-chnum ="1",ServiceName
pipe:///usr/bin/ffmpeg -i http://server.com:8657/user/password/9967.ts -c copy -f mpegts pipe:1
Specs:
- Raspberry Pi 3B
- Libreelec 8.2.5
- TVHeadend 4.2
Somebody can help me, please ?
Joan.
