html-iptv-player

Overview

HTML IPTV Player with EPG viewer for M3U8 playlist

https://dbghelp.github.io/player.html?file=<link to playlist.m3u8>

https://dbghelp.github.io/player.html?file=https://dbghelp.github.io/playlist.m3u8

Features

V2 update:

Screenshots

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Sample M3U8 playlist format

#EXTM3U url-tvg="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dbghelp/StarHub-TV-EPG/refs/heads/main/starhub.xml, https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dbghelp/mewatch-EPG/refs/heads/main/mewatch.xml" refresh="3600"

#EXTINF:-1  tvg-id="532" tvg-logo="https://poster.starhubgo.com/Linear_channels2/532_1920x1080_HTV.png?w=272", Channel 1
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.license_type=clearkey
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.license_key=302f80dd411e4886bca5bb1f8018a024:15b2aaf906ebec6309d40f91289127b8
https://media.axprod.net/TestVectors/Cmaf/protected_1080p_h264_cbcs/manifest.mpd

#EXTINF:-1  tvg-id="601" tvg-logo="https://poster.starhubgo.com/Linear_channels2/601_1920x1080_HTV.png?w=272", Channel 2
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.license_type=clearkey
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.license_key={ "keys":[ { "kty":"oct", "k":"FbKq+Qbr7GMJ1A+RKJEnuA==", "kid":"MC+A3UEeSIa8pbsfgBigJA==" } ], "type":"temporary" }
https://media.axprod.net/TestVectors/Cmaf/protected_1080p_h264_cbcs/manifest.mpd

#EXTINF:-1  tvg-id="401" tvg-logo="https://poster.starhubgo.com/Linear_channels2/401_1920x1080_HTV.png?w=272", Channel 3
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.license_type=clearkey
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.license_key={ "keys":[ { "kty":"oct", "k":"FbKq+Qbr7GMJ1A+RKJEnuA==", "kid":"MC+A3UEeSIa8pbsfgBigJA==" } , { "kty":"oct", "k":"FbKq+Qbr7GMJ1A+RKJEnuA==", "kid":"MC+A3UEeSIa8pbsfgBigJA==" } ], "type":"temporary" }
https://media.axprod.net/TestVectors/Cmaf/protected_1080p_h264_cbcs/manifest.mpd

Test out your epg.xml

https://github.com/dbghelp/html-epg-viewer

https://dbghelp.github.io/epg.html?file=<link to epg.xml>

https://dbghelp.github.io/epg.html?file=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dbghelp/mewatch-EPG/refs/heads/main/mewatch.xml

Create your own IPTV web app in 5 minutes

  1. Download create_your_own_iptv_webapp.html from this repository
  2. Open the file in notepad, search for m3u8Link='https://dbghelp.github.io/playlist.m3u8 and replace the hardcoded playlist.m3u8 link to your m3u8 playlist link
  3. Rename the file to what you like
  4. Find a static html hosting service and upload the html file (or use python -m http.server to host locally)

CORS issue

Here’s a few ways to solve it:

Timeshift to watch previously aired TV programmes

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Test out this feature with this playlist: https://dbghelp.github.io/player.html?file=https://dbghelp.github.io/singapore.m3u8

Often, platforms providing livestream feeds for IPTV providers include a timeshift feature by adding additional HTTP parameters. However, this feature is typically not made available to subscribers of the IPTV service. We can access this feature by injecting the correct HTTP parameters ourselves. Usually, a timeshift of at least 6 hours is allowed, and some platforms allow more than 24 hours. Depending on the channel, even with the same IPTV provider, some channels allow a longer timeshift, while others do not allow timeshift at all.

Here are the platforms I have discovered, along with their HTTP parameter formats:

  1. Verimatrix
    Tested with the following IPTV providers and confirmed that it works: Singtel, Telefónica, Telus

    MPD URL pattern and example HTTP parameters:

    https://example.com/1234/vxfmt=dp/manifest.mpd?xxxx=xxxx&start_time=2024-12-30T15:00:00Z&end_time=2024-12-30T16:00:00Z

  2. Broadpeak
    Tested with the following IPTV providers and confirmed that it works: Starhub, Magenta TV

    MPD URL pattern and example HTTP parameters:

    https://example.com/bpk-tv/xxxx/output/manifest.mpd?begin=20241230T153000Z&end=20241230T170000Z

  3. AWS Media Services
    Tested with the following IPTV providers and confirmed that it works: mewatch

    MPD URL pattern and example HTTP parameters:

    https://example.com/out/v1/8928c1140dd354c5be06db78d686eada/manifest.mpd?start=1735574400&end=1735578000

If the mpd url of your channel is not 1, 2 or 3, then this format for guessing is applied:

?start=1735574400&end=1735578000

Download previously aired TV programmes

Ensure that you can timeshift to watch the previously aired TV programme first.

Click on the download button to get the download command: Local Image

Example download command generated:

` N_m3u8DL-RE –check-segments-count false “https://example.com/manifest.mpd?xxxxxx=xxxxxx&start_time=2024-12-30T14:00:00Z&end_time=2024-12-30T14:30:00Z” -M format=mkv –save-name “InSpectre Season 2 EP 1” –key 00000000000000000000000000000000:00000000000000000000000000000000 `

Download future TV programmes

Click on the cronjob(linux) or schtasks(windows) button to get the cronjob/schtasks command: Local Image Local Image

Example cronjob (for linux) command generated:

` echo ‘N_m3u8DL-RE –check-segments-count false “https://example.com/manifest.mpd?xxxxxx=xxxxxx&start_time=2024-12-30T15:00:00Z&end_time=2024-12-30T15:30:00Z” -M format=mkv –save-name “Blue Lock EP 14” –key 00000000000000000000000000000000:00000000000000000000000000000000 -sv best -sa all –save-dir “~/Videos”’ > ~/Videos/download_Blue_Lock__EP_14.sh && chmod +x ~/Videos/download_Blue_Lock__EP_14.sh && (crontab -l 2>/dev/null; echo “35 23 30 12 1 cd ~/Videos && ~/Videos/download_Blue_Lock__EP_14.sh”) | crontab - `

Example schtasks (for windows) command generated:

` echo N_m3u8DL-RE –check-segments-count false “https://example.com/manifest.mpd?xxxxxx=xxxxxx&start_time=2024-12-30T15:00:00Z&end_time=2024-12-30T15:30:00Z” -M format=mkv –save-name “Blue Lock EP 14” –key 00000000000000000000000000000000:00000000000000000000000000000000 -sv best -sa all –save-dir “%USERPROFILE%\Videos” > “%USERPROFILE%\Videos\download_Blue_Lock__EP_14.bat” & schtasks /create /sc once /sd 30/12/2024 /st 23:35 /tn “Download Blue Lock EP 14” /tr “cmd /c cd %USERPROFILE%\Videos & %USERPROFILE%\Videos\download_Blue_Lock__EP_14.bat” `

Setting up N_m3u8DL-RE

1. Download the ZIP File

  1. Open your web browser and navigate to the following URL:
    Download N_m3u8DL-RE.zip
  2. Save the file to your preferred location (e.g., the Downloads folder).

2. Extract the ZIP File

  1. Locate the downloaded file:
    N_m3u8DL-RE_v0.3.0-beta_win-x64_20241203.zip.
  2. Right-click on the ZIP file and select “Extract All”.
  3. Choose a location for the extracted files (e.g., the Downloads folder) and click Extract.
  4. After extraction, locate the N_m3u8DL-RE.exe file in the extracted folder.

3. Create the C:\Tools Folder

  1. Open File Explorer.
  2. Navigate to the C: drive.
  3. Right-click on an empty space in the window and select “New” > “Folder”.
  4. Name the folder Tools.

4. Move N_m3u8DL-RE.exe to C:\Tools

  1. Go to the folder where N_m3u8DL-RE.exe was extracted.
  2. Right-click on N_m3u8DL-RE.exe and select “Cut”.
  3. Navigate to the C:\Tools folder.
  4. Right-click inside the C:\Tools folder and select “Paste”.

5. Add C:\Tools to the PATH Environment Variable

  1. Press Win + S and search for Environment Variables.
    (Alternatively: Open Control Panel > System and Security > System > Click Advanced System Settings > Click Environment Variables.)
  2. In the Environment Variables window:
    • Under System Variables, find and select the variable named Path.
    • Click the Edit button.
  3. In the Edit Environment Variable window:
    • Click New.
    • Enter C:\Tools.
  4. Click OK to close all dialog boxes.

6. Verify the Setup

  1. Open Command Prompt (Win + R, type cmd, and press Enter).
  2. Type N_m3u8DL-RE.exe and press Enter.
  3. If the setup is successful, the program should run without errors.