XPanel One takes what is already on your disk, loops it on a schedule that does not drift, publishes a guide that matches to the second, and serves it to any Xtream compatible player. It installs with one command on your own server and answers to nobody else.
Whatever the source, it ends up as a channel with a playlist, a logo, a genre and a guide.
Put each series in its own folder. The builder finds them and makes one channel per folder. S01E01, 1x02, Season 1 Episode 2 and bare 102 are all understood, and release noise like 1080p or x265 is stripped from the titles.
Reads the film and series catalogue through the provider's player API, with proper season structure and real episode durations, so the guide is exact from the first minute rather than after a scan.
Any provider M3U. Entries are sorted into films and episodes, series grouped by name, group titles become genres, and durations are measured afterwards so nothing has to be typed in by hand.
The channel builder is the difference between an evening of work and one screen. Each pick becomes a running channel with its own playlist, logo, group title and guide. Films are built one channel per genre, with a cap on how many titles go into each. It also knows what it built before, so the same series is never added twice.
Position is derived from the wall clock, not from when a player happened to connect. That is why the guide can be trusted, and why a restart does not move the picture.
Position comes from the wall clock. Two viewers tuning in at the same second see the same frame.
Back to the first item every time the encoder starts.
A continuous loop in playlist order.
Reshuffled every cycle, deterministically, so the guide still matches.
Ordered by season, then episode.
A per channel timezone, an anchor time and an optional daily reset sit on top of all five.
m3u_plus, plain m3u and simple flavours, with ts or hls linksplayer_api.php, get.php, xmltv.php{
"user_info": {
"username": "demo",
"status": "Active",
"max_connections": "2",
"exp_date": "1793404800"
},
"server_info": {
"url": "panel.example.com",
"port": "80",
"https_port": "443",
"server_protocol": "http",
"timezone": "UTC"
}
}Nodes share the master database, so there is no extra control channel to keep alive or to secure. Add a machine, point it at the master, move channels onto it.
Now playing and progress for every channel, at a glance.
Every channel side by side, with an HLS preview inside the panel.
Every source checked, broken ones marked and skipped on air.
Channels, streaming, guide builds, accounts and sign in.
Expiry, connection limit, per line channel overrides, IP and player locks.
Bundle channels, duration, connections and a credit price.
A credit balance, a line limit, per permission access and a full ledger.
reCAPTCHA and automatic IP blocking after repeated failed sign ins.
The installer takes over nginx, PHP-FPM and MariaDB on a fresh machine, applies the schema, starts eight services and prints the panel address with a generated administrator password. There is no external service to sign up for.
# tar -xzf xpanelone.tar.gz
# cd xpanelone && bash install/install.sh
XPanel One is installed.
Panel http://203.0.113.10:8080
User admin
Password k7Qm2xR9vTbN
Services 8 activeNot a demo on ours. You get a key, you install it on your machine, and you run the real panel against your own media for 48 hours. Nothing to cancel afterwards, and no card anywhere.
Pricing depends on how many servers you run, so it is one short conversation rather than a table. Message us and you get an answer the same day.
Message @X_teleg_X