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PseudoChannel.py - Your Home-Brewed TV Channels

Generated HTML schedule

How to Use:

  • The instructions below are all for configuring the "controller" device (i.e. a laptop or raspberry pi running linux). This is the device this app runs on to control the Plex client. The "client" device should be a Raspberry Pi running Rasplex hooked up to your TV via HDMI - although I'm sure other clients work great too.
  1. Update:
% sudo apt update
  1. Install python-pip & Git:
% sudo apt install python-pip git -y
  1. Create "/channels" dir, change to that directory, and download the install.sh script to the new directory:
% mkdir ./channels && cd ./channels && wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FakeTV/pseudo-channel/develop/main-dir/install.sh .
  1. Make the "install.sh" executable:
% chmod +x ./install.sh
  1. Run the install and follow the prompts:
% ./install.sh

You need to have your Plex server IP and Plex Token handy as the install script will ask for them. If you run into issues or want to know more about customizing/configuring PseudoChannel, check out the wiki for details. If you need further help, have some ideas or just want to chat all things FakeTV, visit our FakeTV Discord chat here: https://discord.gg/7equn68

Description
This is a python based cli-app using the python-plex-api to control a plex-client and act like a real TV channel with show scheduling, commercial breaks, movie nights, etc. "Home-Brewed TV Channel(s) for Hackers"
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