2014-10-21, 17:48
Hi guys,
I'm an XBMC and Linux Newbie and I'm asking for your help to get it working.
I'm using an Intel D34010 NUC as HTPC with XBMC Gotham under OpenELEC 4.1.2.
TV signal is provided by a Digital Devices Octopus NET tuner that sends the signal as SAT over IP-stream into my home network.
Now I want to configure LiveTV by setting up TVheadend as backend on the HTPC and then using the TVheadend addon from XBMC.
My problem is: How do I configure TVheadend in order to receive the SAT over IP-stream?
The TVheadend webinterface just shows up two tabs under "Configuration": TV adapters and IPTV. Both show no entries.
The Octopus Net is otherwise working fine, there is a clear signal when using Browser TV for instance.
Or would you recommend a different approach, VDR for instance?
I've already tried the simple-IPTV-client which worked alright, but that's not really an option, because it doesn't support timeshift and recording.[/size]
Can any of you guys help?
Thanks in advance!
HTPC: Intel NUC D34010 WYK
DVB: Digital Devices Octopus NET C/T-4
XBMC 13.2 / OpenELEC 4.1.2
TV: Philips PFL 9704
I'm an XBMC and Linux Newbie and I'm asking for your help to get it working.
I'm using an Intel D34010 NUC as HTPC with XBMC Gotham under OpenELEC 4.1.2.
TV signal is provided by a Digital Devices Octopus NET tuner that sends the signal as SAT over IP-stream into my home network.
Now I want to configure LiveTV by setting up TVheadend as backend on the HTPC and then using the TVheadend addon from XBMC.
My problem is: How do I configure TVheadend in order to receive the SAT over IP-stream?
The TVheadend webinterface just shows up two tabs under "Configuration": TV adapters and IPTV. Both show no entries.
The Octopus Net is otherwise working fine, there is a clear signal when using Browser TV for instance.
Or would you recommend a different approach, VDR for instance?
I've already tried the simple-IPTV-client which worked alright, but that's not really an option, because it doesn't support timeshift and recording.[/size]
Can any of you guys help?
Thanks in advance!
HTPC: Intel NUC D34010 WYK
DVB: Digital Devices Octopus NET C/T-4
XBMC 13.2 / OpenELEC 4.1.2
TV: Philips PFL 9704