IPTVTools
A set of scripts that help to better IPTV experience.
Features
Scripts currently provided:
- iptvtools-cli filter
- Merge from different resources.
- Check the tcp/udp connectivity.
- Filter by custom criteria, e.g. resolution.
- Match with templates and EPG.
- Format the url with UDPxy if provided.
- Unify channels' titles.
Features planned on the road:
- Scan certain ip and port range to find new channels.
- Establish a lightweight database for routine maintenance.
Besides, all scripts should be lightweight and able to keep running regularly after proper configuration.
Last but not least, any ideas, comments and suggestions are welcome!
Prerequisites
To filter by stream information, e.g., resolution/height, ffmpeg (or ffprobe more precisely) is needed, please install according to the documentation.
Installation
It is recommended to manage iptvtools via pipx:
pipx install iptvtools
Usage
Please refer to the documentation while some useful information in wiki.
📜 License
MIT License, for more details, see the LICENSE file.
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