Delete IPTV Channels from Server

[antigravity83 0]

Hi everyone

 

I've successfully loaded an IPTV M3U list into the Live TV section, however there's 1500 channels listed, and I only want to view say 50 of them.

 

How do I delete or stop the other 1450 channels from showing in the guide and the channel list?

 

If I can get this working- Emby may be the perfect solution I've been looking for. 

 

Cheers

[Luke 42077]

We're going to redesign the setup part of that soon and it will allow you to disable channels. thanks.

[antigravity83 0]

Thanks, so for now is there any way to remove these extra channels or at least hide them or deprioritise them?

[Luke 42077]

You can use the sorting feature in the guide to put your favorite channels on top and/or your most recently watched channels.

[maegibbons 1287]

I edit the m3u file just to have the channels I want.

 

Easy.

 

Mark

[antigravity83 0]

Thanks - will give those a shot

[Jay3ird 3]

We're going to redesign the setup part of that soon and it will allow you to disable channels. thanks.

Luke, Any update on this feature. I too use an iptv provider that pulls over 14000 channels. I really want the ability to edit the exposed list.

[Jay3ird 3]

Any update on this feature? It has been 2 years since Luke said this would happen.

[Spaceboy 2573]

Xteve is your best option here. Its been more than 2years that Luke has been promising this

 

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[Damien_ 30]

Xteve is your best option here.

 

 

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I second this. It would be impossible for me to manage my IPTV sub without xteve. Also it’s handy having an emulator on your network that looks like a tuner. Makes it easy to setup on other devices/apps. But yea worth it for channel management alone. Edited October 3, 2019 by meatball

[mark-in-dallas 87]

I use iptv-epg for channel management and channel ordering.  It costs $2.00 a month or $24.00 a year, but it also includes an EPG Guide if you care to use it, which I did before figuring out that I could use the built in Gracenote Guide provided by Emby, and its well worth the money to me to me just for the channel management aspect.  Then again, the Gracenote EPG is far superior, but it does take a lot of tweaking to get the channel assignments right

[Spaceboy 2573]

I use iptv-epg for channel management and channel ordering. It costs $2.00 a month or $24.00 a year, but it also includes an EPG Guide if you care to use it, which I did before figuring out that I could use the built in Gracenote Guide provided by Emby, and its well worth the money to me to me just for the channel management aspect. Then again, the Gracenote EPG is far superior, but it does take a lot of tweaking to get the channel assignments right

schedules direct epg still the best overall though. You only have to look at the posts here about outstanding channel requests. Plus you actually get insight into the details and can do a lot more yourself which you cannot with gracenote

[riverboat2001 20]

I use iptv-epg for channel management and channel ordering.  It costs $2.00 a month or $24.00 a year, but it also includes an EPG Guide if you care to use it, which I did before figuring out that I could use the built in Gracenote Guide provided by Emby, and its well worth the money to me to me just for the channel management aspect.  Then again, the Gracenote EPG is far superior, but it does take a lot of tweaking to get the channel assignments right

 

I also use this. Very easy to remove all the crud and have an M3U with just the channels you want.