Creator TV Guide
My TV is your personal broadcast studio. Build as many channels as you want, give them classic channel numbers, and program each one with reusable playlists.
1. Plan your network
Start with a simple idea for every channel. A musician might use Channel 34 for studio sessions, Channel 35 for music videos, Channel 56 for tour footage, and Channel 56.1 for late-night extras. A gamer might separate livestreams, reviews, tournaments, and retro nights.
2. Create a saved playlist
- Open your profile menu and choose Manage My TV.
- Open Playlists.
- Select Add Playlist.
- Give the playlist a clear name and optional description.
- Save it before adding clips.
Saved playlists are reusable. You can assign the same playlist to several channels and update it once.
3. Add videos
Add an individual MP4 or YouTube URL, or paste many MP4 links into Bulk Import. When possible, Rezzy uses the filename as the title and detects the video duration automatically. You can also enter duration as seconds, minutes and seconds, or hours, minutes, and seconds.
Supported duration examples
90means 90 seconds.01:30means one minute and thirty seconds.01:02:30means one hour, two minutes, and thirty seconds.
4. Arrange playback
Drag playlist rows by the handle, place them in the exact order you want, and click Save Order. The playlist repeats continuously as a synchronized channel schedule.
5. Create a channel
- Open Channels under My TV.
- Choose Add Personal Channel.
- Enter a whole or decimal channel number.
- Name the channel.
- Assign an existing playlist or create a new empty one.
- Save the channel.
Import a Rezzy live channel
You can add one of Rezzy’s live channels to your personal lineup without copying its content. Choose the live channel and enter the number it should use on your TV. The imported channel remains synchronized with Rezzy’s master broadcast.
Channel numbering
Rezzy sorts channels numerically. Use familiar numbers such as 2, 34, or 56, and decimal subchannels such as 2.1, 34.2, or 56.1. There is no practical channel limit.
Deleting safely
Deleting a personal channel removes the channel from your lineup but leaves its reusable saved playlist available. Deleting a playlist removes its clips and disconnects it from channels. Clearing a playlist keeps the playlist but removes all of its clips.
Privacy
Privacy is controlled from the My TV viewing page—not the creator menus. Choose Private, BuddyPress Friends, Public, or enable a private share link.
Troubleshooting
- No signal: confirm the channel has a playlist with at least one valid clip.
- Wrong duration: enter the duration manually if the remote host blocks automatic detection.
- Video will not autoplay: press Play once; browsers may require a user gesture before enabling sound.
- Wrong channel order: review channel numbers, including decimals.