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<blockquote data-quote="bradholland" data-source="post: 702563" data-attributes="member: 81831">Hi Guys, Sorry if this is a nooob question. Im recieve my television from a local provider that transmits its streams over tcp.the typical stream lets say for BBC 1 looks like this.tcp://84.xxx.xxx.xxx:4990If i put that url into vlcplayer it plays just fine. I know these to be h.264 streams.However I would like the tv server to get these streams for me, i created an m3u playlist and dropped it in the folder with the others and select it and scan for channels.I seem to be getting full green bars on signal &amp; signal quality when searching but it then returns with no channels found?Could anybody please throw some suggestions at me? im wondering if i should be using a different plugin or something to view these streams as perhaps they are not IPTV streams, just h.264 streams???BEstBRadif it helps this is what my m3u file looks like.the ip address always remains the same, different channels are on different port numbers.#EXTM3U#EXTINF:0,BBC 1tcp://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:4990#EXTINF:0,BBC 2tcp://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:4991</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bradholland, post: 702563, member: 81831"] Hi Guys, Sorry if this is a nooob question. Im recieve my television from a local provider that transmits its streams over tcp. the typical stream lets say for BBC 1 looks like this. tcp://84.xxx.xxx.xxx:4990 If i put that url into vlcplayer it plays just fine. I know these to be h.264 streams. However I would like the tv server to get these streams for me, i created an m3u playlist and dropped it in the folder with the others and select it and scan for channels. I seem to be getting full green bars on signal & signal quality when searching but it then returns with no channels found? Could anybody please throw some suggestions at me? im wondering if i should be using a different plugin or something to view these streams as perhaps they are not IPTV streams, just h.264 streams??? BEst BRad if it helps this is what my m3u file looks like. the ip address always remains the same, different channels are on different port numbers. #EXTM3U #EXTINF:0,BBC 1 tcp://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:4990 #EXTINF:0,BBC 2 tcp://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:4991 [/QUOTE]

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