Logos Australian TV Icons for Tvheadend

These logos are crafted with Kodi and Tvheadend in focus, yet they prove useful in various contexts where similar graphics are required.

The flat white rendition of these logos seamlessly integrates with Kodi’s default Estuary skin. This flexibility is one of the advantages of custom-built media centers – allowing us to tailor them to our preferences and needs.

Usage example for Tvheadend

Assuming you already have a Tvheadend up and running login to the Tvheadend server and go to Configuration / General (make sure view level is advanced or expert)

Using Logos Locally

within the Picon section,

The icon path for local files begins with file:// a third slash file:/// indicates the root directory. The %U.png place-holder is added at the end of the URL.

Channel icon path: file:///location-of-icons/%U.png
Channel icon name scheme: All lower-case

Loading Logos Directly  From GitHub

To add remote colour icons, Channel icon path:

To add remote white icons, Channel icon path:

To add remote black icons Channel icon path:

Channel icon name scheme: All lower-case

Reset Icons

If you’ve relocated the icons or previously used different icons and these icons aren’t appearing, you might need to reset them.

Log in to the Tvheadend server and navigate to Channel/EPG -> Channels. Choose a single channel or all channels with Ctrl-A and view set to All Per page, then click the “Reset Icon” button , followed by saving your changes.

Icons in use

Missing Icons or Updates

If you are using Tvheadend, you can download a list of channels in M3U format by visiting http://tvheadend-ip-address:9981/playlist. The M3U file is ideal for creating missing logos since it matches logos based on the channel names.

Included Logos

Total number of icons: 219

• Graphics
• Linux
• Media Center
• SVG