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<blockquote data-quote="Nervesagent" data-source="post: 1137632" data-attributes="member: 146416">Yeah.. i got my xml export ready, but as soon as I paste the channels in the OnlineVideosSites.xml the plugin becomes unusable. Maybe it's alignment or maybe it's a certain character.. just need to figure it out.edit: it was a @ in an url ... figured this out using Notepad++ and the XML plugin. Now need to perfect my export, maybe create &lt;groups&gt; for channelgroups. For now I will just filter out those lines containing @ for compatibility.What my tool does is:1- It can automatically scan websites (like iptv.blogspot.com) for .m3u or other playlists or sniff websites (using urlsnooper2) for the stream addresses (like those sportsstreams), import those into a database (ms access for now)2- Checks the streams whether live or not3- Export to m3u or xml (automatic import into OnlineVideoSites.xml is being worked on now, that's why I'm asking)It's like 99% ready.edit: Working like a charm, except that neither internal player nor WMP can play m3u8 files without pausing every 10 seconds. Is there a way we can still use an external player in OnlineVideos?I'd prefer Daum's Potplayer but VLC would be a good start.?[DOUBLEPOST=1432721744][/DOUBLEPOST][ATTACH=full]164882[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nervesagent, post: 1137632, member: 146416"] Yeah.. i got my xml export ready, but as soon as I paste the channels in the OnlineVideosSites.xml the plugin becomes unusable. Maybe it's alignment or maybe it's a certain character.. just need to figure it out. edit: it was a @ in an url ... figured this out using Notepad++ and the XML plugin. Now need to perfect my export, maybe create <groups> for channelgroups. For now I will just filter out those lines containing @ for compatibility. What my tool does is: 1- It can automatically scan websites (like iptv.blogspot.com) for .m3u or other playlists or sniff websites (using urlsnooper2) for the stream addresses (like those sportsstreams), import those into a database (ms access for now) 2- Checks the streams whether live or not 3- Export to m3u or xml (automatic import into OnlineVideoSites.xml is being worked on now, that's why I'm asking) It's like 99% ready. edit: Working like a charm, except that neither internal player nor WMP can play m3u8 files without pausing every 10 seconds. Is there a way we can still use an external player in OnlineVideos? I'd prefer Daum's Potplayer but VLC would be a good start.? [DOUBLEPOST=1432721744][/DOUBLEPOST][ATTACH=full]164882[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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