Yep, and you might also get CBS News Orlando?
There is no such thing as CBS News Orlando. CBS News only has local streams for markets where the network owns the CBS station: NYC, LA, Chicago, Philly, Dallas, San Francisco, Boston, Denver, Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Miami, Sacramento and Baltimore.
Pluto has a deal for Cox's news streams, so they should get WFTV's news stream.
You're correct. I forgot about the list of cities here Live news stream: Watch CBS News Live – free 24/7 online streaming news from CBS News - Free 24x7 news stream
Yep, Orlando, WFTV, WSB Atlanta, CBS Miami... More than I could ever watch.
Thanks all for pointing me back to the Docker.
Works perfectly. Just remember to restart Channels Clients after loading latest docker.
Thanks!
@joagomez Is there a difference between the files generated by your docker container and Matt's hosted files?
The hosted file is provided online and most likely won't have local content.
Matt has to make sure to add and remove channels manually.
If using the docker container, you won't have to rely on a remotely hosted file to get your Pluto TV.
Ya, I mentioned the files specifically because I already know the benefits of selfhosting.
i try docker pull Package pluto-for-channels · GitHub and receive in synology ssh and receive Using default tag: latest
Error response from daemon: Head "https://ghcr.io/v2/jgomez177/plex-for-channels.git/manifests/latest": denied
I am really having trouble understanding how to load github to synology containers. Would prefer portainer access but cant figure that out either. Are there are basic instructions on importing github packages to synology containers? I have been searching for hours
See if this helps
Thank you for the response, but after issuing ssh logout for docker and ghcr.io i still get the same denied response.
I had good luck using docker packages, and portainer to update them but having trouble using ghcr.io...
I had the same issue using github.
Watch this:
Synology NAS - SSH access to console via QuickConnect using Docker
I followed these instructions (except I went with a full debian version):
Start Debian container
Enable SSH in Control Panel
double click Debian container select Terminal
In the terminal window
Enter:
ssh youruser@yoursynologyip
Enter your password
sudo -i
Enter your Password
docker pull ghcr.io/jgomez177/pluto-for-channels
type Exit
type Exit
close the Debian window
stop the Debian container
Disable SSH in Control Panel
Create a container for Pluto
There are I am sure other ways to do the same process - SSH into your Synology from a desktop SSH client such as Putty.
I'm trying to upgrade from the Maddox Pluto to the jgomez177 Pluto running in Windows 10 Docker. All of the stations appear in my guide, but there is no program information on any channel.
I can play any channel from the Channels Guide.
Docker run is:
Docker run -d --restart unless-stopped --name pluto-for-channels 7779:7777 ghcr.io/jgomez177/pluto-for-channels:latest
Channels URL is set to: http://localhost:7779/pluto/local/playlist.m3u
Stream Format: HLS
Guide Data: http://localhost:7779/epg.xml
What am I doing wrong?
Your guide data URL is incorrect:
look at the url hosted at http://localhost:7779 to get the correct URL link
Thank you!
Have you thought about creating your own topic here and putting the latest info in the first post since this topic is for the maddox docker container?
Something in the Playground-Custom Channels category like "Pluto for Channels-joagomez"
Assuming the wrong original air date from Pluto is causing this title to appear with (1974) (1973) using both maddox and jgomez containers.
maddox container epg
<title lang="en">The Longest Yard (1974)</title>
<date>19731230</date>
<episode-num system="original-air-date">1973-12-31T00:00:00.000Z</episode-num>
jgomez container epg
<title>The Longest Yard (1974)</title>
<episode-num system="original-air-date">1973-12-31T00:00:00.000Z</episode-num>
<date>19731231</date>