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'tvg-chno=' tag not assigning channel numbers #585
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Originally created by @rizzle95 on GitHub (Apr 12, 2019).
Describe the bug
tvg-chno=will not assign channel numbers.To Reproduce
Each stream in the m3u file is in this format:
#EXTINF:-1 tvg-chno="14" tvg-name="1080p" tvg-logo="C:\Users\Rizzle\Desktop\IPTV\logos\Sport 2 HD.png" group-title="1080",BT Sports 2 HD 1080p http://myiptvprovider.com:80/Username/Password!!/375The number at the end of the www link is what jellyfin uses to assign the channel number
The only way I have been able to get jellyfin to not use the number at the end of the stream link is to use this format in the m3u file:
#EXTINF:-1 tvg-name="1080p" tvg-logo="C:\Users\Rizzle\Desktop\IPTV\logos\Sport 2 HD.png" group-title="1080",BT Sports 2 HD 1080ptvg-chno="14"http://myiptvprovider.com:80/Username/Password!!/375However, when i have it formatted like this, FFmpeg returns an error code 1.
No matter where I place the
tvg-chno=tag, the streams are always numbered by the number at the end of their relevant web addressExpected behavior
By using the
tvg-chno=tag, I expected Jellyfin the assign the value of that tag to the channel number of that streamLogs
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@fruhnow commented on GitHub (Apr 17, 2019):
I tested this using the example line you have given and it worked straight away if you use correct M3U-Format. Everything except the link
http://myiptvprovider.com:80/Username/Password!!/375has to be placed in one line with#EXTINF:So using your example provided a correct formatting would look like this:
#EXTINF:-1 tvg-chno="14" tvg-name="1080p" tvg-logo="Logo.png" group-title="1080",BT Sports 2 HDhttp://myiptvprovider.com:80/Username/Password!!/375I tested this using the latest master.
@rizzle95 commented on GitHub (Apr 17, 2019):
Thanks for your effort mate!
I tested using the example you provided and I am still experiencing the same issue.
I copied your example exactly.
I have found that if I add a '?' to the end of the stream link, jellyfin will play the stream and ignores the number.
@fruhnow commented on GitHub (Apr 17, 2019):
You are very welcome!
I only examined the channel-number problem (which i couldn't reproduce sadly) as i can't test stuff regarding playback apart from in combination tvheadend.
If you want to dig deeper, maybe you can join our matrix channel (see repo main page) and ping me over there.
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