M3Undle

Turn oversized IPTV provider lists into lineups your apps can actually use.

M3Undle is a self-hosted IPTV lineup manager and proxy for large M3U, XMLTV, Xtream, and HDHomeRun-style provider catalogs. It helps you filter out provider groups you don't care about, collect the channels you do want into your own groups, assign stable channel numbers, and publish a smaller lineup to DVRs, media servers, browser-based players, and IPTV apps.

Works with clients such as NextPVR, Jellyfin, IPTVnator, IPTV Smarters, and other apps that consume M3U, XMLTV, Xtream, or HDHomeRun-compatible endpoints.

Beta status

M3Undle is in beta. The core workflow — streaming, HDHomeRun integration, observability, lineup management — is fully implemented. Beta focuses on broader DVR client validation, documentation, and final hardening before a stable release.

Where to start

• New to M3Undle? Follow the complete first-run path: understand the workflow, install with Docker, add a provider, then build and publish a lineup.
• Container running but no channels visible? Starting Docker is only the installation step. You still need to add a provider, map channels, and build the output.
• Already configured and publishing a lineup? Jump to Guides or Reference.
• Connecting a specific client? See Clients.
• Something not working? See Troubleshooting.

Links

• GitHub repository
• Releases
• Docker image
• Sponsor

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M3Undle is in beta and its documentation is actively expanding. Installation, lineup management, Jellyfin and HDHomeRun setup, security, monitoring, troubleshooting, and configuration reference are covered now; remaining pages are tracked in issue #114.