Hello everyone, I’ve been looking everywhere for this, and haven’t been able to find something satisfying.
I would like to add live sports to my Jellyfin; I’ve been looking at threadfin, but I can’t find m3mu relevant files.
Would you know where can I find a reliable provider? Looking at fmhy, I find links, but can’t automate the scraping to my instance. Is there a way to do this?
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You can get an antenna and an HDHomerun box if the teams you want are broadcast in your area.
There’s a list of publicly available IPTV channels here
https://github.com/iptv-org/iptv
It’s a big list which you can filter and export if you find something you like.
I haven’t tried in a while so YMMV.
all the good channels are blocked though. that’s the issue. i wouldn’t pay for iptv if i could get the channels i want.
I’ve found even harder to find than live sports are live TV channels for shows. All my previous places I used to go to are either not working anymore, paid, or only work in browser with a good adblocker. Lmk if you find a suitable solution
One of the things you can do is get a proper iptv provider. However most of them have literally thousands of channels that are entirely irrelevant to what you want and also Jellyfin will choke on having that many channels added (ask me how I know).
One of the things you can do is use Dispatcharr to manage your iptv channels and act as a middleman. You can do things like only add channels from the sports group to it and that will give you a manageable number of channels to pass to Jellyfin. You can also experiment with other tools that you can find in the Dispatcharr Discord to do things like automatically create a list of all of today’s sports events, create channels automatically for each event, create a group of all the games for today’s NFL games, etc… Dispatcharr will provide an m3u file you can give to Jellyfin.
Do the IPTV providers give an M3U file? Is that how it works?
Sorry I have never tried one
I compiled my m3u playlist by searching through various lists, especially iptv-org linked on another comment.
As far as sports, I’ve found a variety of random sports channels but nothing targeted to my area/teams.
I think it could be difficult to find reliable and relevant sports channels that are more legal/stable. Like someone else said, you might want an antenna for local sports if you don’t already have.
I tried this for public TV, but unfortunately it seems like they regularly change the stream so it makes it crash…
I’ve been looking at installing Dispatcherr recently. Not positive it will solve all of your problems, but might help with management? I haven’t installed it yet, so I’m not 100%. https://github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr
Have a look at FMHY
Yes, I can look at streams online However, I can’t get the links to be viewable on jellyfin, by using tools to proxy them
