Tvheadend

If you want to disable ALL authorization for tvheadend (even web access) you can start it with the "--noacl" option. But probably not a good idea for security reasons.
Then use something like: http://192.168.1.1:9981/stream/channelid/320981912

Or better, don't use --noacl and just add a username and password to the url: http://user:[email protected]:9981/stream/channelid/320981912

( a quick way to get a list of channel IDs: "wget http://user:[email protected]:9981/playlist" )

Joe User wrote:

If you want to disable ALL authorization for tvheadend (even web access) you can start it with the "--noacl" option. But probably not a good idea for security reasons.
Then use something like: http://192.168.1.1:9981/stream/channelid/320981912

Or better, don't use --noacl and just add a username and password to the url: http://user:[email protected]:9981/stream/channelid/320981912

( a quick way to get a list of channel IDs: "wget http://user:[email protected]:9981/playlist" )

By default is set diggest authentication.

I think you can add a "permanent auth" for a user and add that to the url instead of the basic auth.

From what I remember this should ve like an API key. Not sure if it works for streams though..

Thanks for the suggestions. "http://user:[email protected]:9981/stream/channelid/mychannel" worked perfectly, just had to change the channel IDs to the ones used before and it was all good.