ADBTuner: Create Channels, Custom Config and CDVR Custom Channels for DirecTV

You might want to read-up a bit on how ADBTuner works -- but the short version is that you connect a streaming stick to an HDMI encoder, and then ADBTuner allows you to create virtual channels in CDVR using the captured stream.

This particular Project One-Click Action is designed to add all the DTV channels, to which you're subscribed, to ADBTuner. When ADBTuner is configured with one or more streaming sticks connected to one or more encoder ports, each becomes a virtual tuner you can use in CDVR.

@bnhf
I tried to use this tool to create a local json lineup file for the Windows ADB Bridge App. I changed the port to 8888, used the curl command and the recommended config, but it errors out with the below;

jq: parse error: Invalid numeric literal at line 1, column 10
curl: (23) Failure writing output to destination, passed 7100 returned 1074

jq: error (at :1): Cannot iterate over null (null)
[INFO] Checking for configuration 3c7d5a19-6f2e-4b8a-9d3f-8e1c4b7a5f92 at http://192.168.88.30:8888/api/v1/configurations
[INFO] Configuration 3c7d5a19-6f2e-4b8a-9d3f-8e1c4b7a5f92 not found. Creating it via POST http://192.168.88.30:8888/api/v1/configuration ...
[INFO] Configuration created successfully (HTTP 200).
Created ADBTuner - DirecTV channels

JSON response from 192.168.88.30:8089:
{"error":"failed to load m3u: malformed M3U provided"}

@daldana7296 I'm not sure what the project one click does for the ADB Tuner lineup, but it was never built for my Windows script. That would be for the docker based ADBTuner from Turtletank.

I guess I was hoping it would output a json file that I could then import as a local file in the Channel Pack section of your app. I'm probably wrong...

My project does not use the same methods as the docker tuner does. I can build you a channel pack, I think I found a west coast Directv list of deeplinks with the Gracenotes id's. Ill try and have it put together and uploaded tomorrow. I'll let you know as soon as it is ready. I have no way of testing it, but it should work.

Hold up a minute.

This project connects directly to ADBTuner's API just pushes the data in.

I helped work on part of it actually because I have a very large package that has a lot of overflow channels, so I was able to help with the logic for that. So, if you have any questions, I might be able to ...help... answer.

Sorry, I was trying to generate a json file for my subscription lineup (SoCal Ultimate) and I misunderstood the purpose of this tool. I thought it would generate a separate file I could save instead of tying directly into ABDTuner.

Again, sorry for my mistake.