quotaholic Wrote:Hey everyone,

I threw up a video on youtube last night showing how I enjoy my XBMC based mac mini media center with NAS and a hdhomerun and I got an immediate response asking me to put up a video of how I got my hdhomerun and XBMC working together. Now that I have read some of this thread I see that other options exist that I was not aware of at the time of making the video. Here is a link to it in case anyone is interested:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoQlu6rf8GI

Kali Wrote:cd <svn three>
cp ./debian/hts-tvheadend.tvheadend.init /etc/init.d/tvheadend

modify /etc/init.d/tvheadend
DAEMON_ARGS="-f -u hts -g video"
to
DAEMON_ARGS="-f -u xbmc -g video"

chmod 755 /etc/init.d/tvheadend
update-rc.d tvheadend enable

rodneyrodriguez Wrote:Hi all,

Noobish question number 2 from me. I still can't connect to the webserver. I've installed tvheadend 2.9 from the svn. Install went okay and it asked for username and password etc which i gave. I'm running xbmc live 9.11 RC1 on a revo 3610.

After install i've tried running the following in a web browser on a windows pc that is also on he network, but as yet haven't had any luck:

http://127.0.0.1:9981/
http://ip:9881
http://localhost:9881

None of these work. Out of interest, is localhost supposed to be replaced with the ip of the machine that tvhe is installed on or is it just as easy as typing "localhost"? Strangely, if i try pinging http://127.0.0.1 from the same windows machine i get a reply every time, but if i try adding ":9881" it doesn't work. I've tried disabling the firewall on the windows machine as i thought it may be blocking the signal but no joy.

I haven't tried running a browser directly on the xbmc machine since i upgraded to tvhe 2.9 as i found that installing firefox causes problems with xbmclive 9.11 (usb drives stop mounting after install and shutdown no longer works but just drops me to terminal). I did have a browser on the same machine as tvhe when i had version 2.7 installed however, but i couldn't access the webserver by any of these commands then either.

If anyone can help me id really appreciate it. I have read as much as i can about this but can't find the answer anywhere. Thanks again and apologies if its a daft question.

bolzerrr Wrote:Hi!

i just tried to install tcheadend but i don´t get it working, just a very few channels i can play, but there i get only crap, green blocks- looks like not decoding.

Others just dont play. I´m running ubuntu 9.10 and the s2-lipsidian drivers

lsmod:

Code:

mantis                 40320  18
lnbp21                  2460  1 mantis
mb86a16                20092  1 mantis
ir_common              49564  1 mantis
stb6100                 7296  1 mantis
tda10021                6400  1 mantis
tda10023                6524  1 mantis
stb0899                34144  1 mantis
stv0299                 9668  1 mantis
dvb_core               90440  2 mantis,stv0299

dmesg | grep dvb

Code:

[    4.107167] DVB: registering new adapter (Mantis dvb adapter)
[    8.558863] dvb_ca adapter 0: DVB CAM detected and initialised successfully

tvheadend system log:

Code:

[    4.107167] DVB: registering new adapter (Mantis dvb adapter)
[    8.558863] dvb_ca adapter 0: DVB CAM detected and initialised successfully
an 31 09:39:28 capmt: Removing CAPMT Server from service
Jan 31 09:39:28 RTSP: 192.168.0.100: rtsp://192.168.0.101:9981/service/_dev_dvb_adapter0_Philips_TDA10023_DVB_C554000000_5e2b -- Got multiplexed packets but could not decode further
Jan 31 09:26:39 capmt: Removing CAPMT Server from service
Jan 31 09:26:39 serviceprobe:       Power Türk TV: skipped: Got multiplexed packets but could not decode further
Jan 31 09:26:39 serviceprobe:      TV5MONDE Europe: checking...
Jan 31 09:26:39 capmt: Starting capmt server for service "TV5MONDE Europe" on tuner 0
Jan 31 09:26:39 subscription: "serviceprobe" direct subscription to adapter: "Philips TDA10023 DVB-C", network: "", mux: "530,000 kHz", provider: "UnityDigitalTV", service: "TV5MONDE Europe", quality: 100
Jan 31 09:26:39 TS: Philips TDA10023 DVB-C/530,000 kHz/TV5MONDE Europe: Transport error indicator

Can someone help me with this?

Mike34 Wrote:What version is your tvheadend? i have had problems with certain versions getting the campt server to work correctly.

fl0w Wrote:Hi,
I tried to compile from the svn repository, but when I make the sources, I get this error :
/usr/bin/ld: cannot open linker script file libavutil/libavutil.ver: No such file or directory
The file libavutil.ver doesn't exist but even on ffmpeg repository it doesn't exist. Any idea?
Note: I configured the sources with "--disable-avahi"

bolzerrr Wrote:First i tried a self compiled one, latest svn checkout (yesterday), i got even less there. then i tried a build from tvheadend homepage (addes rep. and apt-get install). i got a little more but it looks like a pixel mess..

i read somewhere that i have to placklist kernel v4l module- do you know something about this?!?!

btw. i also tried vdr which did not work also- i guess ist an low level problem with this module, kernel.. i don´t know :confused2:
I have to use a ci cam (alphacrypt)- do i need a special progemm/module for this? maybe?

Swifty Wrote:I tested out the tvheadend as a backend to PVR-Testing.. it's looking quite good.
The setup of the backend was so easy!

I did however run into a few issues with playback, mainly buffering at the start of a channel playback (I remember people saying how instant channel changes were with Tvheadend.. but VDR is much quicker for me at starting playback)
Is there something else I need to enable/disable somewhere to stop the buffering ?
I'm running on a gigabit LAN and VDR is rapid to begin playing back once tuned - no buffering at all.

I also didn't get any sound on the test channel I tried but I didn't play around with it too much.