JioTV Go 📺

JioTV Go, an exciting project that allows you to stream Live TV channels on the web and IPTV. It's a web wrapper around the JioTV Android app, utilizing the same API to fetch and stream channels.

Features 🌟

• 📺 Stream Live TV channels, just like in the JioTV Android app.
• 🎬 M3U playlist support for IPTV.
• 🌐 Web interface for watching Live TV.
• 📅 EPG (Electronic Program Guide) support in compressed GZipped XML or JSON format.
• 🎥 Quality selection (Low, Medium, High) supported.
• ⚙️ Configurable port and host.
• 🔐 Authentication options using Jio ID/Number with password or Jio number with OTP.
• 👥 Support for multiple clients simultaneously.
• 🚀 Written in Go, ensuring it's fast, lightweight, and portable.
• 💻 Command-line interface for server management and self-update.
• 🔄 Background start and stop feature.

Get Started with JioTV Go by following the Get Started guide.

Community 🤝

Stay up to date on JioTV Go's development and connect with the community for questions and support.

• Telegram Announcement Channel: https://t.me/jiotv_go
• Telegram Group: https://t.me/jiotv_go_chat

Get Started with JioTV Go

Installation

Automatic Installation (Recommended)

We have video tutorials for Windows, and Android users. Please watch them if you are unsure about the installation process.

Linux/Android/macOS

Here's a one-liner to download and install the latest version of JioTV Go on Linux/Android/macOS.

Simply copy and paste the following command in your terminal and press Enter:

curl -fsSL https://jiotv_go.rabil.me/install.sh | bash

The above command will download the latest version of JioTV Go and install it in your system.

Termux users, if you get an errors, first update pkg index and install curl, openssl packages by running the following command:

pkg update
pkg install curl openssl

Windows

Here's a one-liner to download and install the latest version of JioTV Go on Windows.

Simply copy and paste the following command in your PowerShell terminal and press Enter:

iwr -useb https://jiotv_go.rabil.me/install.ps1 | iex

Pre-Built Binaries

You can also download the pre-built binaries for your platform from the releases page or click on Binary Name links in the table below.

The following table lists the binaries available for download:

Identifying your OS and Architecture

If you are unsure about your OS and Architecture, you can use the following commands to identify them:

Linux / Anroid / macOS

Execute the following command in your terminal:

uname -m

For Android, you can use any terminal emulator app. For example, Termux or UserLAnd. We recommend UserLAnd with Alpine as it emulates a Linux environment.

Windows (PowerShell)

Run the following command in your PowerShell terminal:

(Get-WmiObject Win32_OperatingSystem).OSArchitecture

Then, look for your architecture in the above table.

Build from Source

Refer the guide in Development page.

Docker Setup

Make sure you have Docker installed on your system.

Run JioTV Go with Docker

For single command setup, run:

docker run -p 5001:5001 -e TZ=Asia/Kolkata -e JIOTV_DRM=true -e JIOTV_PATH_PREFIX=/app/.jiotv_go -v jiotv_go:/app/.jiotv_go ghcr.io/jiotv-go/jiotv_go

If you prefer docker-compose, create a docker-compose.yml file with the following content:

services:
  jiotv_go:
    image: ghcr.io/jiotv-go/jiotv_go
    ports:
      - "5001:5001"
    volumes:
      - jiotv_go:/app/.jiotv_go
    environment:
      - JIOTV_PATH_PREFIX=/app/.jiotv_go
      - TZ=Asia/Kolkata
      # below is optional, but we strongly recommend setting it to true. Read https://t.me/jiotv_go/128 for more information.
      - JIOTV_DRM=true
      # Read https://jiotv_go.rabil.me/config.html to know all configuration options.

volumes:
  jiotv_go:

Then, run:

docker-compose up -d

Open your web browser and visit http://localhost:5001/.

If you're impatient for new features, to get unstable build, use the ghcr.io/jiotv-go/jiotv_go:develop image.

Using CLI Options with Docker

By default, JioTV Go Docker image runs with serve --public command. You can override this by passing the command as an argument to the docker run command.

For example, to run JioTV Go with serve --public --port 8080 command, run:

docker run -p 8080:8080 -v jiotv_go:/app/secrets ghcr.io/jiotv-go/jiotv_go serve --public --port 8080

Keep JioTV Go Updated

To update to the latest version, run:

docker pull ghcr.io/jiotv-go/jiotv_go:latest

• Also read the Usage page for more information.
• See the Config page for more information about the configuration options.

Usage

JioTV Go is a command-line application. It can be used to start the server, update JioTV Go and control certain aspects of the server.

Command Line Interface

The jiotv_go CLI has the following structure:

jiotv_go command [command options]

Commands

You can always use the help command or -h / --help flag to get help about a command.

1. Login Command

The login command helps you to login to JioTV Go. Alternatively, you can also login using the web interface at http://localhost:5001/.

jiotv_go login [command options] [arguments...]

USAGE

jiotv_go login [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION

The login command helps you to login to JioTV Go. It will ask for your JioTV credentials and save it to jiotv_credentials_v2.json file.

If you want to change your credentials, you can use the login command again. It will overwrite the existing credentials.

COMMANDS

• otp, o: Login with OTP
• password, p: Login with Password
• reset, logout, lo: Reset credentials. This will delete the existing credentials.
• help, h: Shows a list of commands or help for one command

otp (o)

USAGE

jiotv_go login otp

DESCRIPTION

The otp command helps you to login to JioTV Go with OTP. It will ask for your JioTV number and send an OTP to your number. You have to enter the OTP to login.

password (p)

USAGE

jiotv_go login password

DESCRIPTION

The password command helps you to login to JioTV Go with password. It will ask for your JioTV number and password to login.

reset (logout, lo)

USAGE

jiotv_go login reset

DESCRIPTION

The reset command helps you to reset your credentials. This will delete the existing credentials. You have to login again to use JioTV Go.

2. Serve Command

The serve command starts the JioTV Go server.

jiotv_go serve [command options] [arguments...]

Options:

• --config value, -c value: Path to the configuration file.
  By default, JioTV Go will look for a file named jiotv_go.(toml|yaml|json) or config.(toml|yaml|json) in the same directory as the binary or $HOME/.jiotv_go/ directory.
• --host value, -H value: Host to listen on (default: "localhost").
• --port value, -p value: Port to listen on (default: "5001").
• --public, -P: Open the server to the public. This will expose your server outside your local network. Equivalent to passing --host 0.0.0.0 (default: false).
• --tls: Enable TLS. This will enable HTTPS. You need to provide the certificate and key file (default: false).
• --tls-cert value, --cert value: Path to the TLS certificate file. Generate a self-signed certificate using openssl req -new -newkey rsa:2048 -days 365 -nodes -x509 -keyout key.pem -out cert.pem. cert.pem is the TLS certificate file and key.pem is the TLS key file.
• --tls-key value, --cert-key value: Path to the TLS key file.
• --skip-update-check: Skip checking for updates on startup (default: false).
• --help, -h: Show help for the serve command.

Example:

This will start the server on port 8080 and open it to the public.

jiotv_go serve --port 8080 --public

TLS on port 5002 with a self-signed certificate with --public flag for public access.

jiotv_go serve --public --port 5002 --tls --tls-cert cert.pem --tls-key key.pem

If you run the server with TLS using above command, you can access the server at https://localhost:5002/.

You can also choose standard https port 443 for TLS. Then you can access the server at https://localhost/.

3. Update Command

The update command updates JioTV Go to the latest version.

jiotv_go update

Options:

• --version, -v: Never use this flag, unless you know what you are doing. This will update JioTV Go to the specified version. This is useful for testing new features before release or to downgrade to a previous version. Supports all JioTV Go version above v3.0.0.

4. EPG Command

The epg command helps you to manage the EPG feature of JioTV Go.

jiotv_go epg [command options] [arguments...]

USAGE

jiotv_go epg command [command options]

DESCRIPTION

The epg command manages EPG. It can be used to generate EPG, regenerate EPG, and delete EPG.

COMMANDS

• generate, gen, g: Generate EPG
• Delete, del, d: Delete EPG
• help, h: Shows a list of commands or help for one command

generate (gen, g)

USAGE

jiotv_go epg generate [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION

The generate command generates EPG by downloading the latest EPG from JioTV, and saving it to epg.xml.gz.

It will delete the existing EPG file if it exists. Once the EPG file is generated, it will be automatically updated by the server. If you want to disable it, use the epg delete command.

This is also shortcut method for enabling EPG than setting epg to true in the configuration file. Read the EPG Config section for more information.

delete (del, d)

USAGE

jiotv_go epg Delete [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION

The delete command deletes the existing EPG file if it exists. This will disable EPG on the server.

5. Help Command

The help command shows a list of commands or help for a specific command.

jiotv_go help [command]

Example:

jiotv_go help serve

6. Autostart Command for Unix

The autostart command helps you to setup JioTV Go to start automatically when terminal starts.

This is not recommended for devices other than Android Phone or TV.

jiotv_go autostart

Options:

• -a value, --args value: Options for the serve/run/start command as mentioned in the Serve Command section.

If you want to arguments for the serve/run/start command, you can pass -a flag enclose all the arguments in quotes.

For example if you want to run at port 8080 and pass a configuration file, you can use the following command:

jiotv_go autostart -a "--port 8080 --config config.toml"

7. Background Command

The background command allows you to run the JioTV Go server in the background. It provides subcommands for starting and stopping the server in the background.

Tip: bg is an alias for background.

USAGE

jiotv_go background [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION

The background command allows you to run the JioTV Go server in the background. It provides subcommands for starting and stopping the server in the background.

COMMANDS

• start (run, r): Run JioTV Go server in the background

  jiotv_go background start [command options] [arguments...]
  

  • --args value, -a value: String value arguments passed to the serve/run command while running in the background as mentioned in the Serve Command section.
  • --config value, -c value: Path to the configuration file. Reads the custom path_prefix to store the background process PID file at the specified location. Also passes the same configuration file to the serve/run command unless explicitly specified in --args.
    By default, JioTV Go will look for a file named jiotv_go.(toml|yaml|json) or config.(toml|yaml|json) in the same directory as the binary or $HOME/.jiotv_go/ directory.

  Description: The start command starts the JioTV Go server in the background. It runs the JioTVServer function in a separate process.

• stop (k, kill): Stop JioTV Go server running in the background

  jiotv_go background stop
  

  • --config value, -c value: Path to the configuration file. Reads the custom path_prefix to access the background process PID file at the location.
    By default, JioTV Go will look for a file named jiotv_go.(toml|yaml|json) or config.(toml|yaml|json) in the same directory as the binary or $HOME/.jiotv_go/ directory.

  Description: The stop command stops the JioTV Go server running in the background. It will only work if the server is started using the background start command.

Example:

jiotv_go background start

Example with arguments (make sure to enclose the arguments in quotes):

jiotv_go background start --config config.toml --args "--port 8080"

Note:

• Make sure to stop the background server using the stop command when it is no longer needed.

Support and Issues

For any issues or feature requests, please check the GitHub repository or create a new issue.

Note: Ensure that you have the necessary permissions and follow the terms of service when using JioTV Go.

Guide to Run JioTV Go on Android

This guide will walk you through the process of downloading the Go binary from GitHub Releases and running it on your Android device using two different methods: Termux and UserLand.

Method 1: Using Termux

Step 1: Install Termux

Download latest version of Termux installed from F-Droid or GitHub Release.

Play store version of Termux is not recommended as it is outdated and can cause issues.

Step 2: Install Dependencies

1. Open Termux.
2. Run the following command to update pkg index:

pkg update

This will take some time.

3. Next, Install wget and openssl by running the following commands:

pkg install curl openssl

If you want to install manually, follow the steps below:

Step 3: Download JioTV Go Binary

4. Identify your architecture by running the following command:

uname -m

Now look for the architecture in the table. Long press on binary name and click on Copy Link Address.

4. Paste the link in the following command and run it:

curl -LO jiotv_go --progress-bar "https://github.com/jiotv-go/jiotv_go/releases/latest/download/jiotv_go-android-{arch}"

If you are using above URL, replace {arch} with your architecture.

Step 4: Make the binary executable and run it

5. Make the binary executable by running the following command:

chmod +x jiotv_go

6. Execute the binary by running the following command:

./jiotv_go [commands]

See the Usage page for more information about commands.

If you want to run from any directory, without ./ prefix, then you can move the binary to $PREFIX/bin directory by running the following command:

mv jiotv_go $PREFIX/bin

Now you can run the binary from any directory without ./ prefix.

jiotv_go [commands]

Method 2: Using UserLand (Linux Environment)

Step 1: Install UserLand

1. Download UserLand from Google Play Store or F-Droid and install it on your Android device.

2. Open UserLand and choose Alpine with Terminal.

3. Wait for the setup to complete.

Step 2: Install Dependencies

1. Install wget and openssl by running the following commands:

apk update && apk add curl

Step 3: Download JioTV Go Binary

2. Identify your architecture by running the following command:

uname -m

Now look for the linux binaries with architecture in the table. Long press on binary name and click on Copy Link Address. Do not use Android binaries, as they will not work in UserLand.

3. Paste the link in the following command and run it:

curl -LO jiotv_go --progress-bar "https://github.com/jiotv-go/jiotv_go/releases/latest/download/jiotv_go-linux-{arch}"

If you are using above URL, replace {arch} with your architecture.

Step 4: Make the binary executable and run it

4. Make the binary executable by running the following command:

chmod +x jiotv_go

5. Execute the binary by running the following command:

./jiotv_go [commands]

See the Usage page for more information about commands.

If you want to run from any directory, without ./ prefix, then you can move the binary to /usr/bin directory by running the following command:

mv jiotv_go /usr/bin

Now you can run the binary from any directory without ./ prefix.

jiotv_go [commands]

Conclusion:

You've successfully installed and run JioTV Go on your Android device using either Termux or UserLand. Enjoy your favorite TV shows and channels!

Android TV

JioTV Go is a web application that can be used on Android TV. This page provides information about how to use JioTV Go on Android TV.

You can use Termux or UserLand to run JioTV Go on Android TV.

After setting up JioTV Go on your Android TV, first login using the web interface at http://localhost:5001/, then you can setup a IPTV App on your Android TV to access JioTV Go.

We recommend TiviMate IPTV Player for this purpose or OTT Navigator IPTV for this purpose.

Running JioTV Go on Android Phone and Accessing it on Android TV

You can run JioTV Go on your Android phone and access it on your Android TV. This is useful if you don't have a keyboard or mouse to control JioTV Go on your Android TV.

Once you have installed JioTV Go on your Android phone, to access it on TV, Read the Accessing JioTV Go from another device section in the FAQ page for more information.

Access JioTV Go on your Android TV at http://{ip_address}:5001/. Replace {ip_address} with the IP address of your Android phone.

Running JioTV Go on Android TV

Using UserLand

Download UserLand from Google Play Store or F-Droid and install it on your Android TV.

You can use UserLand to run JioTV Go on your Android TV. Choose the Alpine image when setting up UserLand. Then follow the Linux instructions to setup JioTV Go.

Using Termux

You can use Termux to run JioTV Go on your Android TV. Follow the Linux instructions to setup JioTV Go at Android.

Auto Start JioTV Go on Android TV

We recommend you using this app from Siddharth called Sparkle-TV2 to auto start JioTV Go on Android TV. Download the APK from the releases page and install it on your Android TV.

Other apps that you can use to auto start JioTV Go on Android TV:

• Termux:Boot
• AutoStart

Third-party EPG Providers

If you are having issue with EPG in Android TV, please see if you can resolve it by egp command. If you are still having issue, you can use third-party EPG providers.

The current implementation of EPG generation is not optimised for Android TV.

Use a third party EPG as mentioned here

https://avkb.short.gy/jioepg.xml.gz

The above link is from mitthu786. GitHub Link: https://github.com/mitthu786/tvepg

This will not only be easy on your poor tiny compute machine. It is recommended as you will not get any issues or problems.

EPG generation requires up to thousand http requests in total and 20 http requests per second. So you do the math and plus at last it requires a huge amount of memory and CPU for compression to a 3MB file.

There might be other EPG providers. You can search for them on the internet.

Using mouse and keyboard on Android TV

For mouse and keyboard control such as using Ctrl key, etc. You can use any application that allows you to use mouse and keyboard on Android TV.

Here are some applications that you can use from your Android phone to control your Android TV:

• Bluetooth Mouse and Remote
• Zank Remote

Using JioTV Go on Windows

Welcome to JioTV Go, your gateway to a seamless TV streaming experience on Windows! Follow these straightforward steps to get started without delving into technical complexities:

Manual Installation

We assume that you have already downloaded the latest release of JioTV Go for Windows. If not, please download it before proceeding.

Step 1: Open JioTV Go Folder

Locate the folder where you downloaded JioTV Go. Here are three easy ways to open the terminal in that directory:

• Option 1: Open the folder and type cmd in the address bar.
• Option 2: Right-click the folder while holding Shift and select "Open Terminal Here."
• Option 3: Open Windows Terminal, type cd, add a space, and then drag and drop the JioTV Go folder into the terminal.

Step 2: Launch JioTV Go

Run the following command in the terminal:

.\jiotv_go-windows-{arch}.exe serve

Remember to replace {arch} with your architecture. For example, if your architecture is x86_64, use the following command:

.\jiotv_go-windows-amd64.exe serve

Unsure about your architecture? Check out the Identify your architecture section on the Get Started page for guidance.

That's it! You're now ready to enjoy JioTV Go on your Windows system hassle-free. If you encounter any issues or have questions, refer to our user-friendly documentation or reach out to our support team for assistance. Happy streaming!

Running JioTV Go on Linux and macOS

Once you have downloaded the latest release of JioTV Go, follow these steps to run it seamlessly on Linux and macOS:

Automatic Install

1. Open Terminal:

   • Launch the terminal on your Linux or macOS system.

   Use automatic install script to install JioTV Go on Linux and macOS.

Manual Install

If you want to install manually, follow the steps below:

1. Navigate to Downloaded Directory:

   • Move to the directory where you have downloaded JioTV Go.

2. Make the File Executable:

   • Execute the following command to make the file executable:

     chmod +x jiotv_go-linux-{arch}
     

     Replace {arch} with your architecture. For example, if your architecture is amd64, use the command:

     chmod +x jiotv_go-linux-amd64
     

     If you are unsure about your architecture, check the Identify your architecture section in the Get Started page.

3. Run JioTV Go:

   • Start JioTV Go by running the following command:

     ./jiotv_go-linux-{arch} serve
     

4. Access the Server:

   • Open your web browser and go to http://localhost:5001/ to access JioTV Go.

JioTV Go as a systemd service (Autostart)

This guide walks you through setting up JioTV Go systemd services on Linux.

Ensure jiotv_go is installed. If necessary modify the service file ExecStart lines to point to alternative paths.

1. Create a service specific user

For security it is best to run a service with a specific user and group. You can create one using the following command:

sudo adduser --system  --gecos "JioTV Go Service" --disabled-password --group --home /var/lib/jiotv_go jiotv_go

This creates a new system user and group named jiotv_go with no login access and home directory /var/lib/jiotv_go which will be the default location for the config files.

In addition you can add to the jiotv_go group any users you wish to be able to easily manage or access files, for example:

sudo adduser <username> jiotv_go

2. Daemon (jiotv_go) service

Create the file /etc/systemd/system/jiotv_go.service containing the following:

[Unit]
Description=JioTV Go Client Daemon
After=network-online.target

[Service]
Type=simple
UMask=007

ExecStart=/usr/bin/jiotv_go serve -P

Restart=on-failure

# Time to wait before forcefully stopped.
TimeoutStopSec=300

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

The ExecStart line needs to point to the exact installation path of the jiotv_go program.

Note: Please make appropriate changes to the ExecStart line, the current one serves to the public.

3. User configuration

To run the service using the previously created user e.g. jiotv_go, first create the service configuration directory:

sudo mkdir /etc/systemd/system/jiotv_go.service.d/

Then create a user file /etc/systemd/system/jiotv_go.service.d/user.conf with the following contents:

# Override service user
[Service]
User=jiotv_go
Group=jiotv_go

4. Start jiotv_go service

Now enable it to start up on boot, start the service and verify it is running:

sudo systemctl enable /etc/systemd/system/jiotv_go.service
sudo systemctl start jiotv_go
sudo systemctl status jiotv_go

Enjoy your JioTV Go streaming experience on Linux and macOS! If you encounter any issues or have questions, refer to the Support and Issues section in the user guide or visit the GitHub repository.

IPTV Guide for JioTV Go

This is not an installation guide. If you are looking for installation instructions, For Android TV, see Android TV. For Android Phones, see Android. For Linux, see Linux. For Windows, see Windows.

Explore the possibilities of integrating JioTV Go into your IPTV setup with these simple steps. Whether you're interested in generating playlists, setting up an Electronic Program Guide (EPG), or exploring catch-up options, we've got you covered.

Generate M3U Playlist

JioTV Go offers a convenient M3U playlist endpoint to enhance your IPTV experience. Simply follow these steps:

1. Copy and paste the following URL into your IPTV player:

   http://localhost:5001/playlist.m3u
   

2. If you desire a specific quality, append the q= query parameter:

   http://localhost:5001/playlist.m3u?q=high
   

   Available options for q include low, medium, high, or their shorthand forms l, m, h.

3. If you would like split category on M3U playlist, append the c=split query parameter:

   http://localhost:5001/playlist.m3u?c=split
   

   This will split the playlist into categories like Movie - Kannada, Movie - Malayalam, News - English, etc.

4. If you would like to filter only specific languages on M3U playlist, append the l=Tamil,English,Malayalam (comma-separated) query parameter:

   http://localhost:5001/playlist.m3u?l=Tamil,English,Bengali
   

   This will filter only the specified languages (Tamil, English and Bengali).

   The playlist will be split into categories like Movies, Enterntainment, News, Music, etc. but will only contain channels in the specified languages.

   Available Languages to filter Hindi, Marathi, Punjabi, Urdu, Bengali, English, Malayalam, Tamil, Gujarati, Odia, Telugu, Bhojpuri, Kannada, Assamese, Nepali, French, Other

5. If you would like to group the M3U playlist by language only, append the c=language query parameter:

   http://localhost:5001/playlist.m3u?c=language
   

   This will group the playlist by language only, like Hindi, Kannada, Marathi, etc.

   Please note that either c=split or c=language can be used at a time.

6. If you would like to skip one or more genre from playlist, you can use sg=Educational,Lifestyle

   http://localhost:5001/playlist.m3u?sg=Educational,Lifestyle
   

   This will skip all channels from provided list of genres.

For both specific quality and split category, append the q= and c= query parameters:

http://localhost:5001/playlist.m3u?q=high&c=split

You can also combine the language grouping and language filtering:

http://localhost:5001/playlist.m3u?c=language&l=Hindi,Kannada,Marathi

Electronic Program Guide (EPG)

Take advantage of JioTV Go's Electronic Program Guide to enrich your IPTV setup. Follow these steps:

1. Enable EPG:

   • Set the epg config value to true. For detailed instructions, refer to the Config page. Or you can also use the epg generate command. For additional details, consult the EPG Command section.

2. Access EPG in Your IPTV Player:

   • Once enabled, wait a few minutes for EPG generation.

   • Use the following URL in your IPTV player:

     http://localhost:5001/epg.xml.gz
     

   EPG updates every 24 hours, providing program information for a 2-day duration.

3. Disable EPG:

   • If you have enabled EPG via configuration, set the epg config value to false.

   • Then run

     jiotv_go epg delete
     

   This will delete the existing EPG file if it exists and disable EPG on the server.

Buffering issues on IPTV Players

If you are facing buffering issues on IPTV players, try enforcing a specific quality.

If I want to use the high quality, I will use the following URL:

http://localhost:5001/playlist.m3u?q=high

Where q can be low, medium, high, or l, m, h.

If your internet speed is low, you can use the medium or low quality.

Catchup

Please note that JioTV Go currently does not support catch-up functionality. If you possess the expertise to implement this feature, we welcome your contribution! Open a pull request, and we appreciate your valuable input.

Enjoy the seamless integration of JioTV Go into your IPTV setup. For any queries or assistance, refer to our user-friendly documentation or connect with our community on Telegram. Happy streaming!

JioTV Go Server URL Paths

This section provides information about the various web paths that JioTV Go offers. These paths allow you to interact with and access different features of the application.

Web Paths

Index

• Path: /

The gateway to the Home Page, where your JioTV Go adventure begins.

Player Page

• Path: /play/:channel_id

Dive into the world of specific channels with the provided channel_id.

FlowPlayer IFrame Player

• Path: /player/:channel_id

Immerse yourself with the default player (Flowplayer) for the specified channel_id.

Clapper IFrame Player

• Path: /clappr/:channel_id

Experience the magic of the Clappr player for the specified channel_id.

JioTV Go API Endpoints

This section provides information about the API endpoints that JioTV Go offers. These endpoints allow you to interact with and access different features of the application.

API Endpoints

Send OTP

• Path: /login/sendOTP Request an OTP to log in to JioTV.

Verify OTP

• Path: /login/verifyOTP Verify the OTP and log in to JioTV.

Login with Password

• Path: /login Log in to JioTV with password authentication. Either pass the username and password as query parameters or as JSON in the post request body.

Get Channels data

• Path: /channels Discover the complete list of available channels in JSON format.

TV Endpoints

M3U Playlist Alias

• Path: /playlist.m3u

Instantly obtain an M3U playlist for IPTV.

(Redirects to /channels?type=m3u for your convenience.)

You can append ?q=<level> to the path where <level> should be replaced with low, medium, high, or l, m, h to set the quality of the stream. The default quality is auto.

You can also append &c=split to the path to have categories based on both language and genre. Example categories: Hindi - Entertainment, English - News, Tamil - Sports, etc.

You can also append &sg=<genre_list> to the path in order to skip specific genres. Here replace <genre_list> with comma(,) seperated list of genres. Valid genres: Entertainment, Movies, Kids, Sports, Lifestyle, Infotainment, News, Music, Devotional, Business, Educational, Shopping, JioDarshan

M3U Playlist

• Path: /channels?type=m3u

The actual path for the M3U playlist. You can append &q=<level> to the path as above. You can also append &c=split to the path as above.

M3U8 URL

• Path: /live/:channel_id

M3U8 stream file for the specified channel_id.

M3U8 URL with Quality

• Path: /live/:quality/:channel_id

M3U8 stream file for the specified channel_id with the specified quality. The quality can be low, medium, high, or l, m, h.

Explore these paths and endpoints to access the features and content offered by JioTV Go. They provide the foundation for interacting with the application and enjoying the available channels and streams.

Config

The config package provides configuration settings for JioTV Go, a server that serves JioTV API content. This documentation outlines the available configuration.

Configuration Options

EPG (Electronic Program Guide):

An EPG is an electronic program guide, an interactive on-screen menu that displays broadcast programming television programs schedules for each channel. It is generated from the JioTV API.

Debug Mode:

Debug mode enables additional logging and debugging features for developers. It is recommended to disable debug mode if you are not a developer.

TS Handler:

TS Files are the video files that are streamed by the JioTV API.

By setting disable_ts_handler to true, server takes less load.

If disable_ts_handler is true, then TS files will be served directly from Jio API.

Otherwise the request is sent through the server as an intermediary.

Logout Feature:

Simply put, the logout feature allows you to log out of your JioTV account in the web interface. Disabling this feature will make the logout button in the web interface non-functional.

DRM (Digital Rights Management):

DRM is a method of restricting access to copyrighted. The latest version of JioTV App uses DRM. For future compatibility, I have added this feature.

Currently, the DRM is only supported by the web interface. It is not supported by the IPTV playlist.

Title:

The title is displayed in the browser tab and the web interface.

URL Encryption:

Enable or disable URL encryption.

URL encryption prevents hackers from injecting URLs into the server. If you think it is unnecessary, you can disable it. But it is recommended to enable it.

Path Prefix:

All JioTV Go related files are stored in this folder. This includes the IPTV playlist, the EPG, and the credentials file.

Proxy:

Useful for bypassing geo-restrictions and IP restrictions for JioTV API.

If you want to use a proxy, set this config before you run the binary. Examples include For Socks5 Proxy: value will be socks5://user:pass@host:port. All Other Proxy (user:pass@host:port).

If your proxy does not require authentication, you can omit the user:pass@ part.

Example Configurations

Below are example configuration file for JioTV Go. All fields are optional, and the values shown are the default settings:

You can also specify the path to the configuration file using the --config flag.

Example TOML Configuration

You can save the following configuration in a file named jiotv_go.toml. JioTV Go will automatically load the configuration from this file if it is present in the same directory as the binary.

The file is also available at configs/jiotv_go-config.toml.

Omit the lines with # as they are comments. They are only for explanation purposes.

# Example config file for JioTV Go
# All fields mentioned below are optional.

# Enable Or Disable EPG Generation. Default: false
epg = false

# Enable Or Disable Debug Mode. Default: false
debug = false

# Enable Or Disable TS Handler. While TS Handler is enabled, the server will serve the TS files directly from JioTV API. Default: false
disable_ts_handler = false

# Enable Or Disable Logout feature. Default: true
disable_logout = false

# Enable Or Disable DRM. As DRM is not supported by most of the players, it is disabled by default. Default: false
drm = false

# Title of the webpage. Default: JioTV Go
title = ""

# Enable Or Disable URL Encryption. URL Encryption prevents hackers from injecting URLs into the server. Default: true
# If you think it is unnecessary, you can disable it. But it is recommended to enable it.
disable_url_encryption = false

# Folder Path for all JioTV Go related files. Default: "$HOME/.jiotv_go"
path_prefix = ""

# Proxy URL. Proxy is useful to bypass geo-restrictions and ip-restrictions for JioTV API. Default: ""
proxy = ""

This example demonstrates how to customize the configuration parameters using TOML syntax. Feel free to modify the values based on your preferences and requirements.

Example YAML Configuration

You can save the following configuration in a file named jiotv_go.yaml.

The file is also available at configs/jiotv_go-config.yaml.

epg: false
debug: false
disable_ts_handler: false
disable_logout: false
drm: false
title: ""
disable_url_encryption: false
path_prefix: ""
proxy: ""

Example JSON Configuration

You can save the following configuration in a file named jiotv_go.json.

The file is also available at configs/jiotv_go-config.json.

{
    "epg": false,
    "debug": false,
    "disable_ts_handler": false,
    "disable_logout": false,
    "drm": false,
    "title": "",
    "disable_url_encryption": false,
    "path_prefix": "",
    "proxy": ""
}

Cloud Hosting

JioTV Go can't be hosted on a typical web hosting service as JioTV API has geo-restrictions (India only) and IP-restrictions (Residential IPs only). This means that you can't host JioTV Go on a VPS or a cloud server. However, you can host it on your home server or a Raspberry Pi.

You can host JioTV Go on a VPS or a cloud server if you use a residential proxy. However, residential proxies are expensive and not worth it.

Residential Proxy

You can use a residential proxy to bypass the geo-restrictions and IP-restrictions.

In the proxy config page, you can set the proxy config value to the proxy URL or set the JIOTV_PROXY environment variable to the proxy URL.

Example config.toml value:

proxy = "http://username:password@proxy_ip:proxy_port"

Home Server

You can host JioTV Go on your home server. This is the recommended way to host JioTV Go. You can use a Raspberry Pi / old phone / any other device to host JioTV Go.

Exposing Your Home Server to the Internet

If you want to expose your home server to the internet, we recommend using Cloudflare Tunnel. It's free and easy to set up. You can also use ngrok or serveo to expose your home server to the internet.

Watch this video to learn how to use Cloudflare Tunnel: https://youtu.be/yJ41DmpVbeM

Development

In this section, we'll explore how to contribute to JioTV Go and make customizations to suit your needs. Whether you're interested in development using Docker Compose or diving into Go programming, we've got you covered.

Build from Source

To build JioTV Go from source, you'll need to have Go installed on your system. If you don't have Go installed, you can download it from here.

Clone

Let's start by cloning the repository:

git clone https://github.com/jiotv-go/jiotv_go.git
cd jiotv_go

Build

Now, let's build the project:

go build . -o build/jiotv_go

Run

Finally, let's run the server:

./build/jiotv_go [commands]

Docker

1. Run with Docker Compose:

   • Run the command:

     docker-compose up
     

     This will automatically reload the server when you make changes to the code in .go and .html files.

2. Running the Server in Background:

   • To run the server in the background, use:

     docker-compose up -d
     

3. Stop the Server:

   • To stop the server, run:

     docker-compose down
     

4. Access JioTV Go:

   • The server will be listening at http://localhost:5001.

5. Set Environment Variables:

   • You can set environment variables in the .env file for customizations.

Local Development

JioTV Go is powered by Golang, making it an exciting project for developers to explore and contribute to. Here's how you can set up and run the server using Go:

1. Ensure You Have Golang Installed:

   • First, make sure you have Golang installed on your system.

2. Start the Server:

   • Fire up the server with:

     go run ./cmd/jiotv_go
     

     Please note that you'll need to stop and restart the server manually when you make changes to the code.

3. Enable Debugging and Auto-Reloading:

   • To enable automatic reloading on template changes in the views folder and enable debug logs in the console/terminal, set JIOTV_DEBUG=true or debug config value to true.

That's it! You're now all set to explore and contribute to JioTV Go. Happy coding! 🖥️👩‍💻👨‍💻

Customize the Look with TailwindCSS

At JioTV Go, we use the versatile TailwindCSS for styling our project. If you're eager to make some style enhancements, here's how you can do it:

1. Ensure You Have NodeJS Installed:

   • Make sure you have NodeJS installed on your system.

2. Navigate to the web Directory:

   • Open a new terminal window and navigate to the project's root directory. Then, switch to the web directory by running:

     cd web
     

3. Install Dependencies:

   • Install the necessary dependencies by running:

     npm install
     

4. Real-Time TailwindCSS Updates:

   • To keep TailwindCSS up to date with your changes in real-time, run the following command:

     npm run watch
     

5. Build Minified CSS:

   • Once you're satisfied with your style modifications, it's time to build the minified CSS file:

     npm run build
     

Now you have the flexibility to customize the look and feel of JioTV Go to match your preferences.

Let's Make JioTV Go Better Together!

Report Bugs

Found a pesky bug? No worries! Please help us improve JioTV Go by creating an issue here. Be sure to include detailed steps to reproduce the bug, describe the expected behavior, and, if possible, attach screenshots. Your feedback is invaluable!

Ready to Contribute? Join the Journey!

We wholeheartedly welcome your contributions. If you have ideas, fixes, or enhancements in mind, don't hesitate to create a pull request with your changes. For significant alterations, start by creating an issue to discuss your plans with us. Together, we can make JioTV Go even more incredible.

Thank you for considering contributing to JioTV Go, and happy coding!

Let's Make JioTV Go Better Together!

JioTV Go is an open-source project that welcomes contributions from the community. Whether you want to report a bug, suggest an enhancement, or actively participate in the development, we value your input and contributions. Let's work together to make JioTV Go even more amazing!

Report Bugs

If you come across any issues or bugs while using JioTV Go, please let us know. Reporting bugs is an essential part of improving the project. Here's how to report a bug:

1. Go to the Issue Tracker:

   • Visit the Issue Tracker for JioTV Go on GitHub.

2. Create a New Issue:

   • Click the "New Issue" button.

3. Provide Details:

   • Fill out the issue template with as much detail as possible. Include information about the problem, steps to reproduce it, and the expected behavior.

4. Attach Screenshots (if applicable):

   • If the bug is visual, consider attaching screenshots to help explain the issue.

5. Submit the Issue:

   • Click "Submit new issue."

We greatly appreciate your bug reports. Your feedback helps us identify and resolve issues quickly.

Ready to Contribute? Join the Journey! 🚀

If you're ready to actively contribute to JioTV Go, we welcome your ideas, enhancements, and code contributions. Here's how to get involved:

1. Fork the Repository:

   • Start by forking the JioTV Go repository to your own GitHub account.

2. Create a Branch:

   • Create a new branch for your contribution. Make sure it has a clear and descriptive name.

3. Make Your Changes:

   • Make your desired changes or enhancements to the codebase.

4. Test Your Changes:

   • Ensure your changes work as intended and don't introduce new issues.

5. Commit Your Changes:

   • Commit your changes with clear and concise commit messages.

6. Push to Your Fork:

   • Push your changes to the branch on your fork of the repository.

7. Create a Pull Request:

   • Visit the main JioTV Go repository on GitHub and create a pull request to propose your changes.

8. Provide Details:

   • In the pull request description, provide details about your changes, the problem they solve, and any relevant context.

9. Engage in Discussion:

   • Be ready to engage in discussion with project maintainers and other contributors regarding your pull request.

10. Iterate and Collaborate:

    • Be open to making further changes based on feedback and collaborating to refine your contribution.

By contributing to JioTV Go, you play a crucial role in enhancing the project and making it better for all users.

Get Involved Today!

Your contributions are essential to the success of JioTV Go. Whether you're reporting bugs or actively developing new features, your efforts are highly valued. Thank you for being a part of the JioTV Go community and helping make this project even more incredible!

If you have any questions or need assistance with your contributions, please feel free to reach out to the project maintainers and the community.

Miscellaneous

Enforce a specific quality

If I want to use the high quality, I will use the following URL:

http://localhost:5001/playlist.m3u?q=high

Where high can be replaced with low, medium, high, or l, m, h.

If your internet speed is low, you can use the medium or low quality.

Check if you can run JioTV Go in your VPS/Cloud Server

JioTV APIs are geo-restricted (India only) and IP-restricted (residential IPs only). So you need to check if you can run JioTV Go in your VPS/Cloud Server.

Execute this command in VPS,

curl -v "https://jiotv.data.cdn.jio.com/apis/v3.0/getMobileChannelList/get/?os=android&devicetype=phone&usertype=tvYR7NSNn7rymo3F&version=285"

If you get a full JSON response then it will work. Otherwise if you don't get any response it won't.

You can use residential proxies to bypass this restriction. Read the Proxy section in the Cloud Hosting page for more information.

JioTV Go Screenshots

Home Page (Dark Mode)

Live TV Player (Dark Mode)

Home Page (Mobile)

Live TV Player (Mobile)

Home Page (Light Mode)

Home Page Mobile (Light Mode)

Login Dialog

Frequently Asked Questions

Before proceeding to the FAQ, here are the pages that you should read first:

• Usage
• IPTV Guide
• Config
• Cloud Hosting

Does JioTV Go support JioFiber / JioFiber Set-Top Box?

No. JioTV Go does not support JioFiber / JioFiber Set-Top Box. JioTV Go only supports JioTV from mobile application.

How can I use JioTV Go on my TV?

You can use JioTV Go on your TV using the following methods:

Install JioTV Go on your Android TV using Termux or UserLand. Read the Android TV page for more information.

How can I access JioTV Go from another device (e.g. computer/TV/phone) in my local network?

Run the JioTV Go server with --public flag:

jiotv_go-linux-{arch} serve --public

Then find the IP address of your device with JioTV Go installed in your local network. You will have many tutorials on the internet on how to find the IP address of your device.

Now, on any device, access JioTV Go at http://{ip_address}:5001/. Replace {ip_address} with the IP address of your device.

Can I host JioTV Go on a VPS or a cloud server?

Read the Cloud Hosting page for more information.

Can I host JioTV Go on a Home Server / Raspberry Pi?

Yes. Read the Cloud Hosting page for more information.

Why do I get error or blank in the player?

This error occurs when you have not logged in to JioTV Go or your session has expired. To fix this error, simply delete the jiotv_credentials_v2.json file and restart JioTV Go, then log in again.

Does JioTV Go support catchup?

No. JioTV Go does not support catchup. Because I don't know how to implement it. If you know how to implement it, please open a pull request. I will be very grateful. See the IPTV Guide for more information. And contributing page for more information about contributing.

Why do I get buffering in the IPTV player?

Read the Buffering issues on IPTV guide.

Why do I see same resolution under quality options?

The two resolutions are same but with different bitrates.

If there are two same resolutions with different bitrates, higher bitrate will be selected based on your internet bandwidth/speed.

How do I update JioTV Go?

Read the Update command section in the Usage page for more information.

How do I update JioTV Go if I have installed it using Docker?

Simply pull the latest image from Docker Hub:

docker pull ghcr.io/jiotv-go/jiotv_go:latest

How do I update JioTV Go if I have installed it using Termux?

Simply run the following command:

jiotv_go-linux-{arch} update

How do I stop JioTV Go server?

Press Ctrl + C in the terminal where you have started JioTV Go.

How do I Uninstall JioTV Go completely?

Simply delete all files related to JioTV Go. If you have installed JioTV Go using Docker, then delete the Docker image. If you have installed JioTV Go via pre-built binaries, then delete the binary file.

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