@blackoper: The software listed on the first page streams the channels directly. I don't use Plex, but If you are using Plex see if there is an IPTV plugin. These allow you to use an m3u playlist file for channels. Just add the channels you want and off you go: Here is an example of the m3u file to get you started.
Add this as the first line:
#ENTM3U
Add the following for each channel (sample channel 850 - ESPNHD)
#ENTINF:-1 tvg-id="i850.28460163.microsoft.com" tvg-name="ESPNHD" tvg-logo="/hd/espnhd.png" group-title="Cable",850 ESPN
http://yoururl:8888/play?channel=850&tun...irect=true
The redirect=true is is so that is will redirect the link to the stream.
If you want to do a simpler method, I have created a spreadsheet on Google docs.
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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...sp=sharing )
Notice: It will take a few seconds or minutes to process all the data the first time. I would highly recommend copying it to your Google drive if you have a Google account.
Just use mc2xml to get your xmltv.xml file. Then copy and paste only the tv channel portions that read <channel>...</channel>. You'll see what I mean if you look at the Google doc.
Paste that into the XMLTV section on the spreadsheet and just adjust the setting portion of the sheet and it will auto generate what is needed for the m3u.
Click on the A column header and then copy and paste that into notepad. Save as whatever.m3u. Voila!
Use that m3u in the IPTV program. I used this method for SimpleIPTV on XBMC/KODI and it works fine for me.
