I'm seeing in other forums that other people like me is moving to other software exclusively for the lack of this feature, that now every other tvserver has. Mm1352000, this is only to improve and make MP better, i'm not judging your work. I asked many times also for the possibility of Upnp/Dlna streaming, but seems that tvserver can't do that either.

If the project is still now aimed at serving exclusively other pcs in the house this project is, IMHO, quite obsolete (I'm talking from a user perspective). I think (but, again, maybe I'm wrong) that nowadays, when a 55 Smart TV costs 500 €, a TVServer that can't stream to it is almost useless. It seems to me that MpExtended doesn't do that, but maybe I'm wrong. The quite obvious solution is exposing an m3u with a playlist of all tv channels. The reason is simple: nowadays a tv server have to stream to different devices in a lan: smartphones, other pcs, and most important of all, Smart TVs. If any are missing, Emby will attempt to automatically detect the information using whatever tags are available.I asked this feature a long time ago, and this is the main reason I'm (quite) not using anymore MP (but I'm always following discussions and development). These groups will be imported as tags by Emby for use in parental filtering as well.

tvg-group - Group the channel belongs to for group management of the guide.

tvg-shift - Number of hours to shift the EPG (only used as needed).

The following M3U properties are supported:

A URL to an M3U file that can be downloaded.

On the M3U Tuner setup screen, you'll need to enter the path to an M3U file. To add an M3U tuner, simply open the Emby Server dashboard, navigate to Live TV, then click Add underneath tuner devices.

(skip down to the HTTP Live Streaming & ignore the top section) Each M3U file will contain a list of channels, along with information such as channel name, id, and how to play the channel. Emby Live TV supports setting up M3U files as TV Tuners.

Mediaportal m3u