Still not working for me... Had Tubi working, then it stopped a few weeks ago. Removed the container during some cleanup maintenance, and tried re-installing today. This is what I'm seeing:
2024-11-05 11:02:47 [INFO] Initialize XML File
2024-11-05 11:02:47 [INFO] Retriving EPG Data
2024-11-05 11:02:47 [INFO] Initialize channel_list
2024-11-05 11:02:48 Error: No Data located
2024-11-05 11:02:48 ⇨ http server started on [::]:8183
I never did anything, didn't even update it and now it's working again.
I wonder was this just a change on Tubi's side and no update to the code itself.
correct - Tubi started allowing the call that was being used to generate the channel list once again. Don't know if was a code outage or they are planning to migrate off the old calls. In either case will continue to track and see what changes will need to be implemented for the container
I noticed FilmRise Horror has the wrong guide data.
I am a newbie at Docker. I use Container Manager within Synology NAS. Pulled Pluto and Samsung images through the apps search function very easily. But I cannot find the joagomez Tubi image there. Can you share the steps for me to "pull" it from Github? IS there a step by step Youtube or something to help? Thanks!
Try using Portainer and its Stacks instead of Container Manager.
It's a docker manager that co-exists with Container Manager.
How about just adding the Tubi image to the Container Manager registry? Matt H's Samsung image is on it.
How about just pulling the image from the repository it's in.
See Synology NAS - Docker Help - #4 by chDVRuser
I do not see the image referenced here. Does it have a different name in Synology's DB than Github?
If you insist on using Synology Container Manager, you should learn how to use it.
Portainer is much easier and you can get more help with that here.
I don't use the Synology Container Manager, but you could try adding these registries to it.
I noticed an issue while configuring a Chanels' Source to use both the Grace Note-included M3U playlist and the EPG. The guide displayed extra events, some looked like placeholders with names like "(Channel Name @ 9PM)" or duplicate events with slightly different names/descriptions. These inconsistencies caused events to appear at the wrong times—e.g., a 9 PM event on the grid might show an 8 PM start time in the description.
I'm guessing the issue arose from overlapping data between the EPG and Grace Note. ROnce I removed the EPG from the source configuration the guide displayed correctly.
Source Configuration:
http://192.168.1.221:7778/tubi/playlist.m3u?gracenote=include
http://192.168.1.221:7778/tubi/epg.xml
From the article:
Tubi’s stream will be available in 4K
They are supposed to provide 4K streams but I have not seen a 4K stream in Tubi to date (nor have I really looked) so not sure if the docker will provide 4K streams. Something that will have to seen as the date comes closer and if they have other 4k streams to test with
You need to create a Tubi account to watch it.
Sounds like you'll need to sign in to that account.
Correction, January 15th: A previous version of the article stated that you will not need an account to stream Super Bowl LIX on Tubi. You do not need an account to watch Tubi, but Tubi spokesperson Seana Sullivan told The Verge after publication that an account will be required to stream the Super Bowl. This article also previously implied that Super Bowl LVII was only available to stream on paid streaming services; Fox also made it available for free on the Fox Sports app.
Added the option to use email credentials for Tubi into the docker for the SB
That's a good question. I haven't seen any mention of the sound quality, only that it will be in 4K.
I think it would be reasonable to expect the sound to be 5.1 if they bother to go through the trouble of providing a good quality 4K picture.
No idea. 
Hi, I just noticed that my Tubi source M3U lost all of it's channels today. Does anyone know if there is a problem with the current docker container? FWIW, the Tubi app and website appear to be working.
v2.01 working here
