#tv

Live TV-show data and what's on the air as an API, served from TVmaze. Look any show up by name or id for its details and popularity — genres, status, runtime, premiere and end dates, the average user rating, TVmaze's popularity weight, the network and country, the official site and a summary. Search the show catalogue, or pull a country's daily broadcast schedule: every episode airing on a given day with its show, season, episode and airtime. The TV-listings, popularity and what's-on layer for entertainment, media and dashboard apps. Live, no key, no cache. Distinct from movie and anime APIs — this is TVmaze's television shows, ratings and schedule.

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TV and projector viewing-distance maths as an API, computed locally and deterministically. The distance endpoint takes a screen diagonal (inches or centimetres) and aspect ratio and returns the screen width and height and the recommended seating distance for each standard — SMPTE's 30° minimum viewing angle (the farthest comfortable seat), THX's 36° recommendation and THX's 40° maximum (the closest) — in inches, feet, centimetres and metres, plus an overall recommended range. Pass a resolution (720p, 1080p, 1440p, 4K or 8K) and it also gives the pixel-acuity distance, the point beyond which a 20/20 viewer can no longer resolve individual pixels, so moving closer stops adding detail. The screensize endpoint reverses it: from a seating distance it recommends the screen diagonal for each standard. The fov endpoint gives the horizontal field of view for a screen at a distance, with a verdict on whether it falls in the recommended range. The geometry is exact: width = diagonal × aspect-width / hypot(aspect), and distance = (width/2) / tan(angle/2). Everything is computed locally and deterministically, so it is instant and private. Ideal for home-theatre and AV apps, TV and monitor retail tools, room and seating planners, and AV-installer calculators. Pure local computation — no key, no third-party service, instant. Live, nothing stored. 3 endpoints. This is viewing-distance geometry; for pixel density (PPI) from a resolution use a PPI API.

api.oanor.com/viewdistance-api

The Star Trek universe as an API, powered by the open STAPI database. Search characters by name (e.g. Picard) or pull full detail by uid — species, titles, occupations, the actors who played them and their Starfleet organizations. Look up the television series (e.g. Voyager → 7 seasons, episode count, production years and original broadcaster), and search the spacecraft of the franchise (e.g. Enterprise) for their registry, class, status and operator. Across The Original Series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager and beyond. Ideal for fan sites, trivia and quiz games, wikis, Discord bots and any Star Trek app.

api.oanor.com/startrek-api

The Rick and Morty universe as an API — every character, location and episode from the show. Look up a character by id or search and filter the roster by name, status (alive, dead, unknown), species, type and gender (e.g. all living Mortys), browse locations by name, type and dimension, or pull episodes by name or episode code (e.g. S03E07 → The Ricklantis Mixup). Each character carries status, species, origin and last-known location, episode appearances and a portrait; locations carry their type and dimension; episodes carry the air date and cast size. Backed by the open rickandmortyapi.com dataset. Ideal for fan sites, trivia and quiz games, Discord bots, learning projects and any Rick and Morty app.

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Search TV shows and movies, then fetch full details (genres, rating, network, summary, IMDb id, artwork), the complete episode guide and the cast for any title. Powered by TVMaze.

api.oanor.com/movies-api

18 endpoints for live IMDB data — title + name search, detail, cast, known-for, ID/URL helpers.

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