KonomiTV is a modern, full-stack online PVR/streaming server tailored for Japanese digital television (GR, BS, CS, BS4K). In production, it serves as a live TV player with hardware-accelerated transcoding (QSV, NVENC, VCE, FFmpeg), a complete EPG and recording scheduler, and deep social media integration (Twitter/X, Bluesky, Niconico Jikkyo). The system acts as a modern web frontend for the traditional EDCB and Mirakurun TV middleware. The backend is a Python FastAPI application executing complex pipelines for MPEG-TS parsing, live encoding, and metadata analysis. The frontend is a Vue 3/TypeScript Progressive Web App with offline storage via Service Workers. The codebase exhibits high craftsmanship in its low-level protocol interactions: it contains a complete reverse-engineered binary protocol parser for EDCB, an undocumented Twitter GraphQL scraper, and zero-dependency keyframe seekers for MPEG-TS and MP4 containers. While primarily an application, it incorporates significant reverse-engineering and data processing research, including automatic CM detection, computer vision-based thumbnail scoring, and BML data broadcasting support. The architecture is well-structured but heavily coupled to the Japanese TV ecosystem and multiple fragile third-party dependencies (custom binary forks, hardware-specific drivers, browser automation for social feeds). These dependencies introduce medium technical drift, but the project is actively maintained with thorough CI/CD and regular third-party updates.
This repository aggregates, validates, and serves Chinese TV live stream URLs (m3u8). It uses a Flask web server to expose a curated list of channels, and a set of Python scripts to discover and test stream sources. The main search script (Tv_search/search_Tv.py) leverages Selenium to scrape the tonkiang.us website for channel links, then downloads short video segments to measure speed and filter viable streams. Additional scripts process Henan TV API data and replace sections of the output with ffmpeg-tested sources. The project is a practical, community-driven IPTV source aggregator with a focus on speed and reliability, but the codebase is a collection of tightly coupled scripts with minimal abstraction, making it more of a functional tool than a reusable library.