IPTV proxy for Plex Live written in Golang
If you are looking for information about the new config-file based
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, go to the dev branch
See end of setup section for an important note about channel filtering
chmod a+x <FILENAME>.exe; i.e. telly.exe.telly with the --iptv.playlist commandline argument pointing to your .m3u file. (This can be a local file or a URL) For example: ./telly --iptv.playlist=/home/github/myiptv.m3u--iptv.streams commandline option. Default is 1. When setting or changing this option, plexmediaserver will need to be completely restarted.telly to attempt to the filter the m3u a bit, add the --filter.regex commandline option. If you would like to use your own regex, run telly with --filter.regex="<regex>", for example --filter.regex=".*UK.*" Regex behavior is by default a blacklist; telly will EXCLUDE channels that match your regex [and if unspecified the filter matches ALL channels]; to reverse this and INCLUDE channels that match your regex, add --filter.regex-inclusive to the command line.telly tells you [telly] [info] listening on ... - great! Your .m3u file was successfully parsed and telly is running. Check below for how to add it into Plex.telly fails to run, check the error. If it's self explanatory, great. If you don't understand, feel free to open an issue and we'll help you out. As of telly v0.4 sed commands are no longer needed. Woop!type=m3u_plus and output=ts.Regex handling changed in 1.0.
filter.regexhas become blacklist which defaults to blocking everything. If you are not using a regex to filter your M3U file, you will need to add at a minimum--filter.regex-inclusiveto the command line. If you do not add this, telly will by default EXCLUDE everything in your M3U. The symptom here is typically telly seeming to start up just fine but reporting 0 channels.
telly is running, you can add it to Plex. Plex Live requires Plex Pass at the time of writingapp.plex.tv and make sure you're logged in. Go to Settings -> Server -> Live TV & DVRTHE_IP_WHERE_TELLY_IS:6077 (or whatever port you're using - you can change it using the -listen commandline argument, i.e. -listen THE_IP_WHERE_TELLY_IS:12345)telly currently doesn't have any idea of EPG data so it starts the channel numbers at 10000 to avoid complications with selecting channels at this stage. EPG APIs will come in the future, but for now you'll have to manually match up what telly is telling Plex to the actual channel numbers. For UK folk, Sky HD is the best option I've found.telly. :-)docker rundocker run -d \
--name='telly' \
--net='bridge' \
-e TZ="Europe/Amsterdam" \
-e 'TELLY_IPTV_PLAYLIST'='/home/github/myiptv.m3u' \
-e TELLY_IPTV_STREAMS=1 \
-e TELLY_FILTER_REGEX='.*UK.*' \
-p '6077:6077/tcp' \
-v '/tmp/telly':'/tmp':'rw' \
tellytv/telly --web.base-address=localhost:6077
telly:
image: tellytv/telly
ports:
- "6077:6077"
environment:
- TZ=Europe/Amsterdam
- TELLY_IPTV_PLAYLIST=/home/github/myiptv.m3u
- TELLY_FILTER_REGEX='.*UK.*'
- TELLY_WEB_LISTEN_ADDRESS=telly:6077
- TELLY_IPTV_STREAMS=1
- TELLY_DISCOVERY_FRIENDLYNAME=Tuner1
- TELLY_DISCOVERY_DEVICEID=12345678
command: -base=telly:6077
restart: unless-stopped
Please free to open an issue if you run into any issues at all, I'll be more than happy to help.
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almost 8 years ago
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