FieldStation42 (QMultimedia Q6)

FieldStation42 turns your Linux computer or Raspberry Pi into a broadcast and cable TV simulator. Instead of picking something to watch, you flip channels. Scheduled programming plays on its own timeline, with commercials, station bumps, and all the in-between stuff that made old-school TV feel alive. Learn more at fieldstation42.com. Scheduled programming — build real TV schedules with daily lineups, prime time blocks, marathons, and seasonal programming Multiple channel types — network TV, movie channels, guide channels, radio stations, IPTV streams, and looping displays Commercials and bumps — short clips fill the breaks between shows, just like real TV Web console — configure and manage your stations from a browser Web remote — change channels and control playback from your phone or any device on the network IR remote support — use any IR remote with a Flirc USB receiver On-screen display — channel banners and now-playing info overlay on the screen Extensive REST API — control playback, change channels, query status, and build your own tools and integrations against a full HTTP API Runs anywhere — Raspberry Pi, any Linux machine, or Windows via WSL Documentation Full documentation, installation guide, and channel configuration walkthroughs are at: fieldstation42.com