globocom/m3u8

Python m3u8 Parser for HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) Transmissions

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Jan 31, 2025

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m3u8
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README

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m3u8

Python m3u8 parser.

Documentation

Loading a playlist

To load a playlist into an object from uri, file path or directly from string, use the load/loads functions:

import m3u8

playlist = m3u8.load('http://videoserver.com/playlist.m3u8')  # this could also be an absolute filename
print(playlist.segments)
print(playlist.target_duration)

# if you already have the content as string, use

playlist = m3u8.loads('#EXTM3U8 ... etc ... ')

Dumping a playlist

To dump a playlist from an object to the console or a file, use the dump/dumps functions:

import m3u8

playlist = m3u8.load('http://videoserver.com/playlist.m3u8')
print(playlist.dumps())

# if you want to write a file from its content

playlist.dump('playlist.m3u8')

Supported tags

Frequently Asked Questions

Running Tests

$ ./runtests

Contributing

All contributions are welcome, but we will merge a pull request if, and only if, it

  • Has tests
  • Follows the code conventions

If you plan to implement a new feature or something that will take more than a few minutes, please open an issue to make sure we don't work on the same thing.

Contributors

(top 30 of 83)

leandromoreira

110 commits

mauricioabreu

88 commits

igorsobreira

36 commits

daveisfera

26 commits

globocom/m3u8

Python m3u8 Parser for HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) Transmissions

2,278

stars

530

commits

Python

primary language

Jan 31, 2025

updated

hls
m3u8
parser
python

README

image image

m3u8

Python m3u8 parser.

Documentation

Loading a playlist

To load a playlist into an object from uri, file path or directly from string, use the load/loads functions:

import m3u8

playlist = m3u8.load('http://videoserver.com/playlist.m3u8')  # this could also be an absolute filename
print(playlist.segments)
print(playlist.target_duration)

# if you already have the content as string, use

playlist = m3u8.loads('#EXTM3U8 ... etc ... ')

Dumping a playlist

To dump a playlist from an object to the console or a file, use the dump/dumps functions:

import m3u8

playlist = m3u8.load('http://videoserver.com/playlist.m3u8')
print(playlist.dumps())

# if you want to write a file from its content

playlist.dump('playlist.m3u8')

Supported tags

Frequently Asked Questions

Running Tests

$ ./runtests

Contributing

All contributions are welcome, but we will merge a pull request if, and only if, it

  • Has tests
  • Follows the code conventions

If you plan to implement a new feature or something that will take more than a few minutes, please open an issue to make sure we don't work on the same thing.

Contributors

(top 30 of 83)

leandromoreira

110 commits

mauricioabreu

88 commits

igorsobreira

36 commits

daveisfera

26 commits

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