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Although you cannot find the Lazy IPTV app on the Microsoft store, you can install the player on any windows-powered device. Android emulators like Bluestacks allow you to run Android apps on Windows, and the Lazy IPTV player is no exception.

In a separate thread, someone pointed me to NextPVR as a possible solution. I downloaded NextPVR for Windows and installed it. After logging in, I went to device settings and inserted the M3U url supplied by the IPTV provider. Initially, I did not specify a separate url for the epg source. I clicked on IMPORT and it seemed to work as all of the channels I expected showed up, BUT there was no Guide Date and the channels had no logos. NextPVR then asked if I wanted to update the epg and then download channel logos. I did both, but there was no change to the Guide Date or the channel logos. Not convinced that I didn't need a separate url for Guide Data, I requested the url for the epg source from my iptv provider. They provided the XMLTV url, and I inserted it into the device settings of NextPVR and again did an epg refresh, but it made absolutely no difference at all. The channels were all there, but they all looked generic, colorless, and none of them had logos.

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I downloaded NextPVR for Windows and installed it. After logging in, I went to device settings and inserted the M3U url supplied by the IPTV provider. Initially, I did not specify a separate url for the epg source. I clicked on IMPORT and it seemed to work as all of the channels I expected showed up, BUT there was no Guide Date and the channels had no logos. NextPVR then asked if I wanted to update the epg and then download channel logos. I did both, but there was no change to the Guide Date or the channel logos. Not convinced that I didn't need a separate url for Guide Data, I requested the url for the epg source from my iptv provider. They provided the XMLTV url, and I inserted it into the device settings of NextPVR and again did an epg refresh, but it made absolutely no difference at all. The channels were all there, but they all looked generic, colorless, and none of them had logos.

Emby Guide Data is not really built for iptv. You could try picking a cable option, and then of course, you'll need to manually map whatever channels do happen to match up with both the guide data and m3u tuner.

You can use it with iptv, you just have to find the closest channel lineup to the list of channels in your iptv, and then you'll most likely have to manually map. So you can use it, it's just that that's not what it was designed for.

The default location for R's user "home" directory on Windows is X:\\Users\username\Documents. This is because there is no concept of HOME in Windows, just of a "personal" directory (Documents): -project.org/bin/windows/base/rw-FAQ.html#What-are-HOME-and-working-directories_003f

Typing: on-screen keyboard when you are not using a touch screen. App used to circumvent this: external keyboard helper demo Opens a new window. Needs some tinkering but worked with two different scripts, one of them a RTL one. With keyboard script switching (such as alt shift in windows or apple + space on OSX). 006ab0faaa