How to get DVBLink working with Android TV Live Channels

Hi,
I came across a method on Reddit to get DVBLogic working with the built-in Live Channels-app on Android TV. Seeing that quite a few people were saddened by the fact that development on DVBLink Live was stopped, I thought I'd share it. For this to work you need to install the app TVIrl from the Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=by.stari4ek.tvirl. This app is able to link streams found in a .m3u-file to the Live Channels backend. You could point it directly to DVBLogic Server via http://yourserver:8100/mobile/?command=get_playlist_m3u, but I would recommend against it. You will probably get way too many channels, and you need to manually edit the .m3u for optimal effect. Best thing is to save it, edit it, and make it accessable to your Android TV-device via a network share or by copying it over. For it to work I had to create a unique client-id and replace the one that was already in the m3u (the string after "client=", I just used 12345). After that I sorted the lines in the m3u to my preference, mapped the xmlv-data and copied it to my Nvidia Shield.
It's working flawlessly at the moment, with both fta and encrypted channels and epg-data
More details at the link below
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/AndroidTV/comments/5zg3lu/guide_to_watching_legal_iptv_on_your_android_tv/
I came across a method on Reddit to get DVBLogic working with the built-in Live Channels-app on Android TV. Seeing that quite a few people were saddened by the fact that development on DVBLink Live was stopped, I thought I'd share it. For this to work you need to install the app TVIrl from the Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=by.stari4ek.tvirl. This app is able to link streams found in a .m3u-file to the Live Channels backend. You could point it directly to DVBLogic Server via http://yourserver:8100/mobile/?command=get_playlist_m3u, but I would recommend against it. You will probably get way too many channels, and you need to manually edit the .m3u for optimal effect. Best thing is to save it, edit it, and make it accessable to your Android TV-device via a network share or by copying it over. For it to work I had to create a unique client-id and replace the one that was already in the m3u (the string after "client=", I just used 12345). After that I sorted the lines in the m3u to my preference, mapped the xmlv-data and copied it to my Nvidia Shield.
It's working flawlessly at the moment, with both fta and encrypted channels and epg-data

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/AndroidTV/comments/5zg3lu/guide_to_watching_legal_iptv_on_your_android_tv/