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Easily get LazyMan stream links, output directly or to m3u / xmltv formats. Streams can also be recorded or casted.

v1.12.1

1 year ago

Fixed

  • Deserialization issues with stats API that causes program to panic

v1.12.0

2 years ago

Adds 2 new cli options:

  • Global option --host <host> overrides the host used by lazystream and can be set to any URL.
  • Subcommand lazystream host returns the host used by lazystream

v1.11.8

2 years ago
  • Updated to new host name to resolve streams
  • Added new --trim flag for xmltv to output dynamic channels based on number of streams instead of the fixed 100 channels

v1.11.7

2 years ago
  • Fix XMLTV / Playlist generation from panicking when API fails for certain game(s). Process will skip games with malformed API responses and output valid games.

v1.11.6

3 years ago

Fixed

  • Fixed crash from malformed API response for MLB games. Implemented improvements to hopefully prevent future crashes when API data is malformed.

v1.11.5

3 years ago

Fixed

  • Fixed bug that crashed NHL games due to unexpected API data from the Kraken being added.

v1.11.4

3 years ago

Fixed

  • Fixed bug for mlb where 720p60 quality would return the lowest quality stream available (#70)

v1.11.3

3 years ago

Fixed

  • Fixed de-serialization bug preventing MLB games from working (#68)

v1.11.2

3 years ago

Changes since 1.11.1

  • A new option has been added to disable the retry mechanism when a stream isn't available yet, and instead exit the program. Useful for scripts that don't want to wait / have their own retry logic
--disable-retry    Disables unavailable stream retry for `play`, `record`, and `cast` commands. Program will exit instead

v1.11.1

3 years ago

Changes since 1.11.0

  • running without --date specified was timezone aware based on user running it and would inaccurately return the "next days" games. It has been fixed to always return "todays" games based on the respective API's schedule.
  • a new option has been added for XMLTV generation allowing the user to specify the number of minutes before game time that the "start time" of the stream should be set to. This allows xmltv guides to account for the ~30min of "pregame" that comes on:
--start-prepend <minutes>             Number of minutes to prepend to the start time of the stream [default: 0]