I am using a docker container (Cabernet) that allows generation of stream links and an epg for use in various dvrs. I have it working using an m3u playlist and the xmltv epg the thing generates, but the xmltv uses TVGUIDE and is limited. One alternate method other DVR solutions might use is to use a facility Cabernet provides, which is a HDHR emulator. The beauty of that would be that I can have Channels pull the gracenote epg provider as it does for a "real" HDHR. The issue with that currently is that ChannelsDVR builds the url for the guide pointing to an HDHR device assuming the main interface is at port 80 and the stream is at port 5004, I think. Issue is that Cabernet interface is not at port 80, and may be hard to put there. So what occurs is that i can add the HDHR emulator at ipaddress:6077 (port that is used) and the thing will load the lineup - but the generated stream links include that 6077 port in the stream urls, rather than just the ip, as occurs with a real HDHR box. Any ideas on a workaround?
HDHR uses UDP port 65001. See if you can enable that port in the Web UI of Cabernet.
We don't support HDHR emulators. They never work correctly.
You can specify a M3U via the Custom Channels feature.
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OK that support is not offered - but I did get this working well by configuring the default web port for the Cabernet Docker container to be port 80
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