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On Android TV, app developers can create their own channel-like experiences using the TV Input Framework. To the user, the channels you create look and feel just like regular TV channel. But behind the scenes, they stream video over the internet. For example, you can create a channel from a video playlist. Watch this DevByte for an overview, and see the sample app and developer training to get started.
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