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3. In your IPTV client or **Plex DVR**, add playlist URL: `http://<host>:8080/playlist.m3u`
3. In your IPTV client or **Plex DVR**, add:
- **Playlist URL:** `http://<host>:8080/playlist.m3u`
- **EPG (XMLTV) URL:** `http://<host>:8080/epg.xml`
Plex will show programme titles and times for each channel.
Each channel in the M3U points to a **continuous live stream** (`/live/<id>`): FFmpeg concatenates the channel’s randomized videos into one MPEG-TS stream and loops it, so Plex can tune and record like a normal TV channel.
Each channel in the M3U points to a **continuous live stream** (`/live/<id>`): FFmpeg concatenates the channel’s randomized videos into one MPEG-TS stream and loops it. The **schedule** (and EPG) is built from video durations (via ffprobe) so start/stop times match what’s actually playing. The same order is cached for 24h so the EPG and live stream stay in sync.
## Endpoints
- `GET /` — simple web index with playlist link
- `GET /` — simple web index with playlist and EPG links
- `GET /playlist.m3u` — master M3U for Plex DVR (one live stream URL per channel)
- `GET /epg.xml` or `GET /xmltv.xml` — XMLTV EPG (14 days, UTC)
- `GET /live/<channel_id>` — continuous MPEG-TS stream for that channel (for tuning/recording)
- `GET /channel/<id>/playlist.m3u` — single channel M3U (list of individual video URLs)
- `GET /stream?path=movies/...` or `path=series/...` — stream a single video file