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ErsatzTV is an IPTV channel simulator and linear media scheduler that transforms personal media libraries into simulated live television channels. It acts as a bridge and transcoding gateway, importing content from external media servers to create virtual broadcast channels delivered via M3U playlists and XMLTV program guides.
The main features of ersatztv/ersatztv are: IPTV & Live TV, Live Channel Simulations, Linear Media Scheduling, Scheduling Collections, Electronic Program Guides, Linear Schedule Resolution, External Media Metadata Integrations, Live Broadcast Schedulers.
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This project is a set of utilities for aggregating live broadcast streams and generating standardized playback lists and electronic program guides. It functions as an IPTV playlist generator and a live stream aggregator that consolidates distributed sources into a single manageable list. The system curates live channels and high-definition logos into standardized M3U and TXT formats. It also includes an XMLTV generator to produce electronic program guides containing broadcast schedules and channel information. The toolset covers the processing of raw broadcast data into chronological timelin
This project is an automated service designed for the management, validation, and distribution of live television stream sources. It functions as an integrated pipeline that collects disparate media feeds and organizes them into structured, standardized playlists compatible with various third-party media players. The system distinguishes itself through continuous background operations that maintain content reliability. It performs active network probing to test latency and connectivity, automatically pruning broken or unreliable links. Simultaneously, it acts as a middleware layer that interc
This project is a community-maintained, open-source repository that functions as a centralized directory for streaming metadata. It aggregates publicly available network stream links and organizes them into standardized, machine-readable playlist formats. By acting strictly as a metadata-only index, the platform enables users to access and organize live broadcast content across various third-party media playback applications without hosting or distributing any actual video files. The repository distinguishes itself through a collaborative, crowdsourced workflow where contributors actively mai