Who iptv is for#
Developers
Integrate TV channel data into applications or services.
Skip if:
Not interested in using TV data in applications.
Content Creators
Find and share relevant TV channels with their audience.
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Not involved in content creation.
The problem it solves#
The project helps solve the problem of accessing and sharing accurate and up-to-date information about TV channels.
How it solves it#
User Editable Database
Allows users to contribute and modify channel information.
Extensive Channel Listings
Provides access to a wide variety of TV channels from different regions.
Robust Search Functionality
Easily search for channels using specific criteria.
Strengths and trade-offs#
Strengths
- Community DrivenThe database is constantly updated by users, ensuring accuracy.
- Diverse ContentOffers a wide range of channels catering to various interests.
Trade-offs
- -Limited Official SupportAs a community-driven project, official support may be limited.
What it's built on#
- Languages
- TypeScript
FAQ#
How can I contribute to the database?
You can edit channel information directly on the website.
Is there an API available?
Currently, there is no official API, but data can be accessed through the website.
What types of channels are included?
The database includes a variety of channels from different genres and regions.
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