I've written a bash (or cgi) script to scrape /r/cflstreams and find all acestream, youtube and m3u8 streams. It then takes them and puts them into a directory as .strm files and also displays them to the screen. You can use Kodi to open the files and watch the streams (use Videos -> Files -> setup the dir you want/browse the dir)

Read the file for prerequisites in the file.

Linux bash script: https://pastebin.com/WHZiGUw0

The next Windows PowerShell script drops files in C:\VMS (quite by accident, change this if you want) and displays them to the screen. You must install or upgrade PowerShell. Try https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19902239/how-to-upgrade-powershell-version-from-2-0-to-3-0 and follow the instructions for "Chocolatey".

Windows PowerShell script: https://pastebin.com/JcNSptJ8

For those wondering, typing the following 2 commands in Linux will get you NFL from /r/nflstreams, assuming you named the file getcflurl.cgi

# cp getcflurl.cgi getnflurl.cgi
# sed -i 's/cfl/nfl/g' getnflurl.cgi
# sed -i 's/CFL/NFL/g' getnflurl.cgi

Then execute the resulting getnflurl.cgi and streams starting with nfl_* will show up.

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