IPTV Network Input Mux File reading
Added by glen wanless over 7 years ago
Hi can anyone please tell me why I cannot read the Mux file for my IPTV Network. I have found the muxes in the following file location:
/storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.tvheadend42/input/iptv/networks/1a69a560f5f79afc2865433f2636a7ad/muxes/35272223969957604345d69206371863
but when I try and open this file I am presented with a page of unreadable text i.e.: (NB: This is only part of the text incase it holds sensitive data)
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The Mux files seem to be the only file type within TVHeadend that I cannot read using a text editor.I have tried most common programs but can't get a readable file to work with.
What I am trying to achieve is to mass edit the username and password for my IPTV muxes as if I change the user name or password within The M3U file used on startup to load my channels it deletes the Mux data meaning I have to rescan the muxes and then services disappear from my channels meaning that I have to manually re-enter each service next to each channel. This is incredibly time consuming so I am trying to find a shortcut.
If I can get into the Mux file and locate the username and the password then I can change these items on each mux on mass.
To clarify further I am trying to edit the data contained in the URL field of the mux if you select to edit a mux manually in the tvheadend UI. i.e.: http://?????????:8080/livetv/1036536/zzzzzzzzz/3961.ts (1036536 = username and zzzzzzzzz = password)
At the moment the only en mass way I have found to do this is to edit the username and password in each mux using the UI which takes a long time for approaching 700 muxes.
If anyone can tell me why I can't read the Mux file in a readable format or how I can do this or what program to use I'd be very grateful.
Thanks for your time and help.
Glen
Replies (2)
RE: IPTV Network Input Mux File reading - Added by Robert Cameron over 7 years ago
The muxes are saved as serialized binary data, not text config files. There is no real way to read the muxes, except perhaps over the web interface via some form of WebRPC or HTSP.
RE: IPTV Network Input Mux File reading - Added by glen wanless over 7 years ago
Great thanks for the info. I will have a play. Thanks for your time.
Glen