Thanks.
I'm trying v1.3.1 and still can't get it to steam my local NBC at YTTV. Error says it can't find NBC.
[2026/02/14 19:04:24.055] [WARN] [nbc-uru8qy] Channel "NBC" not found in YouTube TV guide. Create a user-defined channel with one of the names below as the Channel Selector and https://tv.youtube.com/live as the URL. Available channels (uncovered (224 of 283)): ... KCRA 3, ...
[2026/02/14 19:04:24.055] [ERROR] [nbc-uru8qy] Stream setup failed for https://tv.youtube.com/live: Channel selection failed: Channel "NBC" not found in YouTube TV guide.
[2026/02/14 19:04:24.056] GET /hls/nbc/stream.m3u8 from 192.168.1.8 responded 500 in 2004.129 ms.
So I created a new channel and tried the selector "KCRA 3" (how it's labeled)
and "KCRA" using both automatic and youtubeTV profiles, I see the yttv site come up twice in chrome and then the tab closes.
All that is correct...but...
Still the same error being logged
[2026/02/14 19:35:41.868] [WARN] [nbc-gsotke] Channel "NBC" not found in YouTube TV guide. Create a user-defined channel with one of the names below as the Channel Selector and https://tv.youtube.com/live as the URL. Available channels (uncovered (224 of 283)): list of channels here.
[2026/02/14 19:35:41.868] [ERROR] [nbc-gsotke] Stream setup failed for https://tv.youtube.com/live: Channel selection failed: Channel "NBC" not found in YouTube TV guide.
[2026/02/14 19:35:41.868] GET /hls/nbc/stream.m3u8 from 192.168.1.8 responded 500 in 2166.164 ms.
The "NBC" is the tell...can you confirm that you set the channel to use your custom channel instead of the predefined one in the dropdown? The log message indicates you're hitting the predefined channel, not the override you created. Mind checking and reporting back?
I think I'll follow @bnhf lead of using the yttv deep links for now as it seems to work much better.
Totally your call. If you’re thinking about the medium- to long-term direction with PrismCast, though, I’d still recommend sticking with the provider approach PrismCast is built around. Going a different route will likely create breakage as PrismCast evolves.
That said, I do move pretty quickly with deprecations and new features and don’t keep older approaches around for long — but PrismCast is designed with flexibility in mind, so there’s more than one way to make it work.