Channel images

[dcook 299]

I apologize if this is answered already, I did try to search and couldn't find the answer.

I don't have any traditional TV or IPTV service, and I was looking at adding some news content options to my emby server, I found this list of public iptv:

https://github.com/iptv-org/iptv

While I have used Emby for 9 years, this is the first time I have looked at the livetv functionally, so I am not very familiar with it.

I downloaded the english .m3u file (https://iptv-org.github.io/iptv/languages/eng.m3u) and using VLC removed all the channels I didn't want leaving mostly news channels, however they are just showing up as generic icons when I browse Live TV using Emby.  I can't find anywhere to edit the metadata or images for the icons? 

With other media I would just click on the 3 dots and click on edit images, however the 3 dot menu is missing on these.

Can you let me know how I can upload images for these channel icons?

 

Strangely I also noticed that for all my channels there is just 1 with an image, however its wrong, so I don't know where its getting this image from:

This is for the Adventure Sports TV channel, when I click on it, it plays correctly and is Adventure Sports, definitely not MLB Extra Innings?

If there is no 3 dot menu for the channels, I assume its not saved in the Emby database, so where is it getting the images from?  Do I need to edit a text config file or something?

As these are public channels from around the world I don't have any guide configured, as it seems to want me to choose a physical location, and then select a TV provider which I don't have, so I don't really care about a guide, just want to make this look nice with the correct channel logos

 

 

 

 

[Luke 42077]

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Can you let me know how I can upload images for these channel icons?

 

Hi, isn't the three dot menu right there in your first screenshot?

[Luke 42077]

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Strangely I also noticed that for all my channels there is just 1 with an image, however its wrong, so I don't know where its getting this image from:

If you examine the contents of the m3u, you will probably find this image in there.