Use @brunocodutra/m3u or m3u-parser in an Astro backend endpoint:
public/playlist.m3u Then access it at https://yoursite.com/playlist.m3u In an Astro component ( src/pages/playlist.m3u.js ): Astro M3u Link
// src/pages/playlist.m3u.js export async function get() const streams = [ name: "Radio 1", url: "https://example.com/stream1.mp3" , name: "Radio 2", url: "https://example.com/stream2.mp3" ]; const m3uContent = streams.map(s => #EXTINF:-1,$s.name\n$s.url ).join("\n"); Use @brunocodutra/m3u or m3u-parser in an Astro backend
http://example.com/live.m3u When opened in an IPTV player (VLC, Kodi, TiviMate), the player reads the file and streams each channel’s source. An “Astro M3U link” is not provided by Astro. It is a third-party, unauthorized playlist that claims to provide access to Astro channels via IPTV. These links are shared on GitHub, Telegram, Reddit, and IPTV forums. These links are shared on GitHub, Telegram, Reddit,
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return body: "#EXTM3U\n" + m3uContent, headers: "Content-Type": "audio/x-mpegurl", "Cache-Control": "no-cache"
npm install m3u8-parser // src/pages/api/parse.m3u.json.js import m3u8Parser from 'm3u8-parser'; export async function post( request ) const text = await request.text(); const parser = new m3u8Parser.Parser(); parser.push(text); parser.end(); return new Response(JSON.stringify(parser.manifest));