Dashboard
The dashboard is your landing page — a lean health-and-control panel. It answers “is my system healthy?” at a glance, surfaces recent generation runs, and gives you the managed-channel tables and EPG output without drilling into the feature sections. Composition detail (per-league, per-group, per-channel breakdowns) lives on its home tab, not here.
Status Strip
A read-only strip across the top shows system health at a glance:
| Item | Shows |
|---|---|
| Dispatcharr | Connection state — Connected (green), Disconnected (amber), Error (red, hover for the message), or Not configured |
| Last generated | When the last run finished (relative time) and its duration, color-coded by staleness: green under a day, amber 1–3 days, red if over 3 days, failed, or never run. Shows Generating… with a spinner during an active run |
| Managed channels | Live count of active Teamarr channels in Dispatcharr |
| Matched | Overall stream match rate, color-coded (only shown when match data exists) |
| EPG URL | The XMLTV URL with a one-click Copy button |
During a generation run, the channel and match-rate values show a spinner until fresh numbers land.
Generation History
A table of recent full-pipeline runs (matching, channels, and EPG). Showing the five most recent by default — use Show more to expand.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Status | Completed, failed, cancelled, or running (spinner) |
| Time | When the run started |
| Processed | What was processed in the run |
| Programmes | Total programmes generated. Hover for the Events / Pregame / Postgame / Idle breakdown |
| Matched | Streams matched to events. Click to open a searchable drill-down of individual matched streams, filterable by group |
| Channels | Active channels after the run |
| API Calls | Provider HTTP calls made during the run, shown as calls-per-channel. Hover for the per-provider/endpoint breakdown and total. Stays muted in the normal range and turns amber/red if call volume per channel climbs abnormally — a quick way to spot a fetch regression. Dashes for older runs recorded before this metric existed |
| Duration | How long the run took |
From a run’s failed/unmatched rows, use Fix to open the Event Matcher and manually correct a stream-to-event match.
Managed Channels
A collapsible Managed Channels table lists the channels Teamarr currently maintains in Dispatcharr, with the channel name, the event it’s tied to, sport, league, status, and scheduled delete time. The Event column shows a compact matchup (league, then away/home team abbreviations — e.g. MLB | LAA/MIN; card and racing events show the event name) plus the start time and the provider’s native event id (espn:401816119), which works for every provider. You can delete individual channels here, and there are reset/cleanup actions for bulk operations.
A separate Recently Deleted section lists channels removed by event cleanup (channel, event, sport, league, and when they were deleted).
EPG Output (XML Preview)
A collapsible XML Preview section contains:
- EPG analysis — coverage gaps and unreplaced-variable warnings, or an all-clear if the output is clean
- A searchable preview of the generated XMLTV file
The EPG URL itself lives in the status strip up top.
All-Time Totals
A compact, de-emphasized footer shows lifetime totals: generations, programmes, streams matched, channels created, channels deleted, cache hits, and average run time.
These totals are genuinely all-time: before old run records are pruned from the run history (or cleared via Clear Runs), their sums are folded into a lifetime accumulator, so the totals keep growing across the retention window. Only full EPG generations count — scoped runs (single-team refreshes, event-group sub-runs) are excluded. Average run time reflects the retained run window only. Totals recorded before v2.8.0 that had already been pruned could not be recovered, so the accumulator starts from the run history present at upgrade.