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@@ -140,6 +140,8 @@ nodecast-tv is optimized for **HLS (HTTP Live Streaming)**.
- **⚠️ High Latency/P2P**: For sources like Acestream, prefer HLS output (`.m3u8`) over raw TS streams to avoid timeouts during buffering. - **⚠️ High Latency/P2P**: For sources like Acestream, prefer HLS output (`.m3u8`) over raw TS streams to avoid timeouts during buffering.
- **❌ RTMP/RTSP**: Not supported natively by browsers. - **❌ RTMP/RTSP**: Not supported natively by browsers.
## Streaming Settings ## Streaming Settings
All streaming settings are found in **Settings → Player → Streaming**. All streaming settings are found in **Settings → Player → Streaming**.
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If you're using IPTV middleware like **m3u-editor**, **dispatcharr**, **Threadfin**, or **xTeVe** to manage your streams, you may need to adjust nodecast-tv settings for optimal playback. These tools typically use passthrough mode, which preserves original codecs (like HEVC/Dolby) that most browsers cannot decode natively, and may also trigger CORS restrictions. If you're using IPTV middleware like **m3u-editor**, **dispatcharr**, **Threadfin**, or **xTeVe** to manage your streams, you may need to adjust nodecast-tv settings for optimal playback. These tools typically use passthrough mode, which preserves original codecs (like HEVC/Dolby) that most browsers cannot decode natively, and may also trigger CORS restrictions.
**Output Format Compatibility:**
| Middleware Output | Works? | Notes |
|-------------------|--------|-------|
| **HLS (`.m3u8`)** | ✅ Yes | Best option. NodeCast plays HLS natively. |
| **Raw TS (`.ts`)** | ⚠️ Maybe | Enable **"Force Remux"**. May fail if middleware proxies the stream. |
| **Proxied TS** | ❌ No | If middleware proxies/rewrites the stream, NodeCast's FFmpeg can't read it. Use HLS output instead. |
> **Why Proxied TS Fails:** When middleware is set to "Proxy" mode, it wraps the stream in its own layer. NodeCast's Remux/FFmpeg can't parse this format (error: `Invalid data found when processing input`). Configure your middleware to output **HLS (m3u8)** instead.
**Recommended Settings in nodecast-tv:** **Recommended Settings in nodecast-tv:**
| Setting | Location | When to Enable | | Setting | Location | When to Enable |
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| **Force Remux** | Settings → Player → Streaming | For raw `.ts` streams (lightweight, no re-encoding) | | **Force Remux** | Settings → Player → Streaming | For raw `.ts` streams (lightweight, no re-encoding) |
| **Force Audio Transcode** | Settings → Player → Streaming | If you have no audio (Dolby/AC3/EAC3 streams) | | **Force Audio Transcode** | Settings → Player → Streaming | If you have no audio (Dolby/AC3/EAC3 streams) |
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#### m3u-editor (sparkison/m3u-editor) #### m3u-editor (sparkison/m3u-editor)