The built-in Default feed includes all enabled channels. Add custom feeds when you want smaller or filtered outputs for Channels DVR.
The feed's 0 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 344 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 86 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 342 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 0 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 366 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 795 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 139 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 687 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 420 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 79 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 169 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 64 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 99 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 3981 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 41 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 43 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 61 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 153 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 161 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 61 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 49 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 61 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 56 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 59 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 4 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 32 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 202 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 203 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 172 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 345 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.
The feed's 64 standard channels with scraped EPG data only — Gracenote assignments and bridge-only DRM channels are ignored. Use these together as a single source for clients that prefer one EPG backend.
Bridge-only: just the DRM channels routed through your PrismCast server, not the whole catalog — import alongside the regular feed M3U, not instead of it, since the regular output already excludes these. Like the regular feed, PrismCast splits into a standard-guide M3U (pairs with this EPG) and a Gracenote M3U (guide routed through Gracenote) — import only one of those two variants to avoid duplicate channels. The button above registers both as distinct sources (named "… PrismCast") separate from the standard push.