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tautuilli-notification-digest (TND) acts a middleman between Discord and Tautulli for notifying you about recently added media to your plex server.
It collects all of the Recently Added notifications Tautulli would send to a Discord notification agent throughout the day and then compiles them all into **one** notification that is sent on a schedule you configure. It reduces multiple, noisy notifications for active plex server into one digestable message sent once a day.
You will need to make changes to Tautulli before TND is usable on unraid. Refer to the Support Thread or use the Quick Start guide in the project README to get started.
tinyMediaManager is a media management tool written in Java/Swing. It is written to provide metadata for the Kodi Media Center (formerly known as XBMC), MediaPortal and Plex media server. Due to the fact that it is written in Java, tinyMediaManager will run on Windows, Linux and macOS (and possible more OS).
TitleCardMaker
Automated title card maker for Plex
a href="https://github.com/CollinHeist/TitleCardMaker/wiki/Docker-Tutorial"Instructions are hosted on GitHub: https://github.com/CollinHeist/TitleCardMaker/wiki/Docker-Tutorial/a
Trailarr is a Docker application to download and manage trailers for your media library. It integrates with your existing services, such as Plex, Radarr, and Sonarr!
Create live TV channels from media on your Plex servers, and more!
Access your channels by adding the spoofed Tunarr HDHomerun tuner to Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby. Or utilize generated M3U files with any 3rd party IPTV player app.
Tunarr is a fork of dizqueTV.
**Nvidia GPU Use:**
Using the Unraid Nvidia Plugin to install a version of Unraid with the Nvidia Drivers installed and add **--runtime=nvidia** to "extra parameters" (switch on advanced view) and copy your **GPU UUID** to **NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES.**
**Intel GPU Use:**
Edit your **go** file to include **modprobe i915**, save and reboot, then add **--device=/dev/dri** to **"extra parameters"** (switch on advanced view)
FR:
Statistiques monitorées vers écran compatibles.
Le projet turing-smart-screen en container Docker.
Plus d'informations sur les écrans compatibles et la configuration sur le github du projet:
https://github.com/mathoudebine/turing-smart-screen-python
EN:
Monitor statistics on compatibles screens.
Project turing-smart-screen in Docker.
More informations about material compatibility and settings on the github's project link:
https://github.com/mathoudebine/turing-smart-screen-python
Setup:
- setup variables and mapping
- don't forget to modify the device name of your screen (see result of command dmesg just after connecting your screen)
- if you need to add an nvidia GPU set same variables as Plex/emby/Jellyfin to work with
Start:
Look at the console if your screen didn't work.
Customization:
you will find on the /app's mapped folder the source of the project. On the res/ folder you will find a themes/ folder container some themes.
You can take the name of a folder inside /app/res/themes and set it up to the THEME variable.
TVH-IPTV-Config - A simple IPTV config frontend for playlist filtering providing a M3U proxy for Plex, Emby, Jellyfin and (of course) Tvheadend.
TVH-IPTV-Config (TIC) attempts to provide a simple IPTV config frontend for a Tvheadend (TVH) backend. In addition to this, it provides HDHomeRun tuner emulation, an HLS playlist proxy/caching and custom channel mapping from multipl playlist sources.
Note: This template is a stand-alone installation of TIC and requires that you, the user, also install and maintain a seperate Tvheadend container. Currently, only TVH v4.3+ is tested and supported, though 4.2.8 may work fine. You will need to ensure you have the 'XMLTV URL grabber' module installed with your TVH server.
If you want to run TIC without managing your own TVH backend, then you should look at using the "tvh-iptv" template which provides an AIO docker container solution.
Features:
Easily import/configure channels from playlists.
Assign and locally cache logos per channel.
Assign EPG sources for each channel.
Configure channel numbers and ordering for channels.
Configure multiple stream sources per channel.
Manage and search through playlists that contain tens of thousands of streams without crashing the UI.
Provide an ffmpeg buffer for your streams so multiple devices playing back the same stream will only use one playlist connection.
Serve an HDHomeRun emulator for each playlist so Plex, Emby, and Jellyfin can connect to it an saturate the number of configured connections per playlist.
Automatically fetch missing metada for your EPG programme schedule like icons, description, etc.
Configure and automatically actively maintain a Tvheadend backend for IPTV without the fuss.
Automatically generate IPTV networks in TVH per playlist configured with a number of connections allowed.
Automatically manage a custom EPG based on channel selection.
Automatically create muxes in TVH for each stream asssociated with a configured channel. Configure muxes with FFmpeg pipes to improve compatibility and provide a local buffer.
Automatically map mux services to channels in TVH.
Automaticlaly configure optimal streaming and timeseries settings.
Automaticlaly configure optimal recording settings.
Much more little tweaks behind the scenes...
How it works:
Tvheadend(https://www.tvheadend.org/), AKA "TVH", is a TV streaming server and recorder supporting, among other things, IPTV input sources.
Tvheadend offers the HTTP (VLC, MPlayer), HTSP (Kodi, Movian) and SAT>IP streaming and there are a bunch of clients out there to use as clients for watching.
The catch is that on its own, Tvheadend can be complicated to setup for IPTV. Once you read through all the documentation and forum posts on how to do it, it works well. But that is a steep learning curve. In addition to this, if you were to just throw a IPTV playlist of thousands of channels at the thing, well... good luck with that mess. To get it working really well, there is a lot of mouse clicking here and there and perhaps the odd ffmpeg pipe to configure on each MUX and... who as time for that!
TIC should make life easy(ish) when setting up IPTV on Tvheadend.
Advanced Configuration:
LIMIT CPU USE:
1) Toggle this Docker Container template editor to "Advanced View".
2) In the "Extra Parameters" field, add "--cpus='1'".
This value depends on the number of cores available to the container. To limit to 50%, set this value to 0.5 * n cores. If you have 2 cores available to this container, "--cpus='.5'" will equal 25% of that available CPU resources. To limit the CPU cores available to the continer, use "CPU Pinning"
LIMIT RAM ALLOCATION:
1) Toggle this Docker Container template editor to "Advanced View".
2) In the "Extra Parameters" field, add "--memory='1g'".
Tvheadend and TIC can use on average around 100Mib - 500 Mib of RAM for various tasks.
Even though limiting RAM is unnecessary as this container should not ever need more that 1GB RAM it is good practice to do so.
Varken requires influxdb and grafana. Deploy those containers first.
Dutch for PIG. PIG is an Acronym for Plex/InfluxDB/Grafana
Varken is a standalone command-line utility to aggregate data from the Plex ecosystem into InfluxDB. Examples use Grafana for a frontend
You must edit the varken.ini file in /mnt/user/appdata/varken.
A website-based platform and API for collecting Plex user stats within a set timeframe using Tautulli. The data is displayed as a stat-summary, sort of like Spotify Wrapped. Yes, you need Tautulli to have been running beforehand and currently for this to work.
xteve, guide2go, owi2plex in one docker with cron
access xteve webui ip:34400/web/
after docker start check your config folder and do your setups, setup is persistent, start from scratch by delete them
cron and xteve start options are updated on docker restart.
setup guide2go SD subscrition as follows or copy your existing .yaml files into your mounted /guide2go folder
docker exec -it "dockername" guide2go -configure /guide2go/"your_epg_name".yaml
to test the cronjob functions
docker exec -it "dockername" ./config/cronjob.sh
included functions are (all can be individual turned on / off)
xteve - iptv and epg proxy server for plex, emby, etc ... thanks to @marmei
guide2go - xmltv epg grabber for schedules direct, thanks to @marmei
owi2plex - xmltv epg grabber for enigma receivers using open web, thanks to @cvarelaruiz
some small script lines cause i personally use tvheadend and get playlist for xteve and cp xml data to tvheadend
xteve, guide2go in one docker with cron
setup guide2go SD subscrition as follows or copy your existing .json files into your mounted /guide2go folder
docker exec -it "dockername" guide2go -configure /guide2go/"your_epg_name".yaml
to test the cronjob functions
docker exec -it dockername ./config/cronjob.sh
included functions are (all can be individual turned on / off)
xteve - iptv and epg proxy server for plex, emby, etc ... thanks to @marmei
website: http://xteve.de
Discord: https://discordapp.com/channels/465222357754314767/465222357754314773
guide2go - xmltv epg grabber for schedules direct, thanks to @marmei
github: https://github.com/mar-mei/guide2go
Schedules Direct web: http://www.schedulesdirect.org/
some small script lines cause i personally use tvheadend and get playlist for xteve and cp xml data to tvheadend
xTeVe is a M3U proxy server for Plex, Emby and any client and provider which supports the .TS and .M3U8 (HLS)
streaming formats.xTeVe emulates a SiliconDust HDHomeRun OTA tuner, which allows it to expose IPTV style channels to software,
which would not normally support it.OpenVPN has been added to the container to allow users who have issues with their ISP shaping IPTV to bypass
the shaping using a VPNI built this VPN version to bypass my ISP shaping during peak usage times. In the evenings I noticed my IPTV
channels were freezing and timing out. After some back and forth between myself and the IPTV provider I came to
the realisation that its my ISP that's the cause. Hopefully it helps others out there as its helped me.ConfigurationPlease refer to my github repo xteve-vpn;
