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Iptvnator is based on electron/chromium, so unfortunately not all formats and codecs that work in vlc and other native players are supported within the browser.

@mikhoul I started the implementation, will be part of the next release.

Thank you for the PR, will check it for the next release.

That's interesting, can you please tell me which browser extension plays the playlist? Just to compare the player dependencies.

Thanks! It works fine in firefox, but I haven't found any extensions that work in Chrome (because of electron) :thinking: (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/native-mpeg-dash-%20-hls-pl/cjfbmleiaobegagekpmlhmaadepdeedn from the same developer but for Chrome, doesn't work)

How did you install the application, did you use deb, snap or appimage?

Thank you for the bug report! You mean something like this https://github.com/sindresorhus/caprine/issues/1284, right? From what I understand it is an electron-related problem, will have to look for a solution. Another...

Oh, I'm really sorry for that, need to investigate the issue in more detail. Just checked with Manjaro and i3 on my machine the font in the dialog looks corrupted...

@BliNDF123 Since the player is based on hls.js library, could you check please if one of the streams from your playlist works on the hls demo page - https://hls-js.netlify.app/demo/

@what-a Thanks for the links. If I understand correctly, mpv is a separate player/application, not a library. So I don't see how this project can be integrated in iptvnator/electron app....