Quick reference for the admin UI, common terms, and source-specific notes.
Sources to enable providers, configure credentials, and run scrapes.Channels to enable, disable, inspect, and resolve duplicates.Feeds to build named M3U + EPG outputs for your players.Settings to configure your server URL and Channels DVR address.Active: channel still exists upstream (set by scraper).Enabled: channel is included in your M3U / EPG output (set by you).Dead: stream audit found this channel is not currently playable.VOD: stream audit detected on-demand content instead of a live feed — excluded from output.Default feed includes all enabled channels./feeds/<slug>/m3u and /epg.xml — cached for fast delivery.Default feed and the main /m3u playlists share one set of numbers (the ones on the Channels page), starting at the Default feed's starting number (5000 on fresh installs). Every other feed numbers its channels on its own from its own starting number. A locked number (🔒) is used in every feed and playlist. A feed's Source order numbers the sources you list first, then the rest by source name; it applies to every channel when you renumber the feed./m3u/gracenote feed variants are for Channels DVR guide matching via Gracenote.Add to Channels DVR registers the feed directly in your DVR. Configure the DVR URL in Settings first.Dead or inactive ones.Inspect tests a single channel's full resolve path — identifies dead manifests, VOD-only streams, and resolver failures. Also shows stream variant stats (resolution, bitrate, codecs).Stream Audit checks linear channels by default. You can include scheduled events per run; future events may not have playable streams yet. The audit marks confirmed dead or unplayable channels inactive automatically.