Creates EPG-Importer source files using your providers XML TV EPG data streams.

Also creates unique service references for use with EPG importers.

Downloads an m3u file from your provider and creates enigma bouquets and channels from the m3u data.

See the plugin homepage or community install guides here for further information. Latest releases are available here PluginĪs of version 0.6 of the script it is also available in Enigma2 plugin format which should ease the install pain and general usage for those that aren’t commandline gurus.

We are not paid for our efforts (and do not expect to be although it does in fact cost us), we do our best to support the script / plugin but we do both work for a living and have other commitments. So we are a team of two, giving something back to the community. I promise I’ll do some more coding soon ! Moving forward from the initial couple of versions of the script DougMac offered to pitch in and offered his services which have quite frankly progressed the script / plugin in ways I would personally never have done or achieved in the time frames Doug has, I’d love to take credit for Dougs work of late but sadly the plugin and bouquet management is all Dougs. Given the timing and demise of some services in the marketplace this proved a massive hit and filled an apparent gap in the market.

So a bit of research and some coding based on Tommycahir’s guides ,I (suls) came up with a decent little script to take an IPTV providers m3u file and create working bouquets within Enigma.

Both reasonable approaches but a bit lacking in usability and some what time consuming. Long story short there are some good IPTV providers out there, however the offering enigma2 wise seemed to be a giant m3u file that you import into a single bouquet or manually configure with E-Channelizer. Latest information version of the script will always be linked here rather than individual blog posts, e.g here is the place to link to… Background

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