Better and Cheaper Than IPTV

Post by PieUser » Sun, Jul 19, 2026, 6:08 AM UTC

cortesoft wrote: post #30

rideontime wrote: post #3

Seems to be missing some context. What is this used for? Piracy?

I am not sure how this would help with piracy? It can only play a stream you already have access to, it doesn’t break encryption or anything.

  - proxies:
      - "https://1embed.cc"
      - "https://www.vidking.net"
    templates:
      movie: "/embed/movie/{itemID}"
      episode: "/embed/tv/{itemID}/{season}/{episode}"

  - proxies:
      - "https://www.rivestream.app"
    templates:
      movie: "/embed/torrent?type=movie&id={itemID}"
      episode: "/embed/torrent?type=tv&id={itemID}&season={season}&episode={episode}"

  - proxies:
      - "https://www.rivestream.app"
    templates:
      movie: "/embed?type=movie&id={itemID}"
      episode: "/embed?type=tv&id={itemID}&season={season}&episode={episode}"

Post by dimator » Sun, Jul 19, 2026, 6:44 AM UTC

yard2010 wrote: post #40

hperrin wrote: post #29

> I built it because I couldn't cast web video from my laptop to my TV: no Chromecast, no AirPlay. Looks like Claude built it.

You're absolutely right and let me be honest about the honest load-bearing smoking-gun you point at.

Post by asimpletune » Sun, Jul 19, 2026, 7:38 AM UTC

liquidnitrogen1 wrote: post #42

dtagames wrote: post #28

For a no hacks alternative, I built TV Explorer. It puts the channel's published HLS stream into your browser with no interim steps. Uses the public GitHub list of more than 10,000 free channels. https://tvexplorer.live

I think https://tv.garden/ has more channels than your especially if i look at Japan

Post by jarym » Sun, Jul 19, 2026, 8:15 AM UTC

dtagames wrote: post #28

For a no hacks alternative, I built TV Explorer. It puts the channel's published HLS stream into your browser with no interim steps. Uses the public GitHub list of more than 10,000 free channels. https://tvexplorer.live

Post by mschuster91 » Sun, Jul 19, 2026, 8:24 AM UTC

ssl-3 wrote: post #31

dtagames wrote: post #28

For a no hacks alternative, I built TV Explorer. It puts the channel's published HLS stream into your browser with no interim steps. Uses the public GitHub list of more than 10,000 free channels. https://tvexplorer.live

That is an unbelievably slick thing that you've got there. It feels very light-weight, it's approximately instantly-responsive. Back button works. I don't understand the stats (or my contribution to them), but whatever. (the closed-captioning pop-up causes some overlay issues for me, though) moar edit: Upon further review with my very not-special desktop box, I'm reasonably confident that this is the quickest, most-r…