Script xTeVe m3u plex Ubuntu

[Duda2021]

xTeVe is an M3U proxy server for Plex DVR and Emby Live TV.

A random port number between 10000 and 32767 is needed and will be used to access xTeVe once setup is complete. The port number 11771 has automatically been generated and will be used throughout this article, but can be changed if needed.

Installation​

1. Connect to your slot through SSH
2. Download the latest Linux amd64 binary of xTeVe
3. wget -O xteve_linux_amd64.zip "https://github.com/xteve-project/xTeVe-Downloads/blob/master/xteve_linux_amd64.zip?raw=true"
4. Extract xTeVe
   mkdir -p ~/bin; unzip xteve_linux_amd64.zip -d ~/bin/
   
   
5. Launch xTeVe to generate the configuration file. Press Ctrl+C once xTeVe has shown some output.
   ~/bin/xteve -port="11771"
   
   
6. Change the configuration file to use the correct temporary directory
   sed -i 's|/tmp/xteve|/home/user/.tmp|g' ~/.xteve/settings.json
   
   
7. Launch xTeVe in a background screen
   screen -dmS xTeVe ~/bin/xteve -port="11771"
   
   xTeVe's web interface will be accessible at http://server.whatbox.ca:11771/web
   Follow the instructions provided by the web interface to configure xTeVe. Read the documentation on xTeVe's GitHub wiki for support. Once xTeVe is configured, access the settings and configure authentication, using a secure password.

 

[kyeyunefc]

Thanks for the write up. Just wanted to add that i've found the best setup is TVHeadend > Xteve > Plex

Adding TVH to the workflow seems to work best for me. Butter smooth streams ?
Oh and make sure you disable Buffer in xteve. Let plex do its thing.

 

[mr_iptv]

xTeVe is an M3U proxy server for Plex DVR and Emby Live TV.

A random port number between 10000 and 32767 is needed and will be used to access xTeVe once setup is complete. The port number 11771 has automatically been generated and will be used throughout this article, but can be changed if needed.

Installation​

1. Connect to your slot through SSH
2. Download the latest Linux amd64 binary of xTeVe
3. wget -O xteve_linux_amd64.zip "https://github.com/xteve-project/xTeVe-Downloads/blob/master/xteve_linux_amd64.zip?raw=true"
4. Extract xTeVe
   mkdir -p ~/bin; unzip xteve_linux_amd64.zip -d ~/bin/
   
   
5. Launch xTeVe to generate the configuration file. Press Ctrl+C once xTeVe has shown some output.
   ~/bin/xteve -port="11771"
   
   
6. Change the configuration file to use the correct temporary directory
   sed -i 's|/tmp/xteve|/home/user/.tmp|g' ~/.xteve/settings.json
   
   
7. Launch xTeVe in a background screen
   screen -dmS xTeVe ~/bin/xteve -port="11771"
   
   xTeVe's web interface will be accessible at http://server.whatbox.ca:11771/web
   Follow the instructions provided by the web interface to configure xTeVe. Read the documentation on xTeVe's GitHub wiki for support. Once xTeVe is configured, access the settings and configure authentication, using a secure password.

What does this exactly do ?
can u explain more ?

 

[gzowner]

What does this exactly do ?
can u explain more ?

xteve works like a proxy for some applications like emby and plex. u can turn off streams and update epg.. i use it for emby to fix epg mapping lot quicker and u can limit streams up to 100 connections. Some restreamers use it to restream lines.