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+--- Thread: [Linux] HOW-TO watch Live TV in XBMC for Linux with Tvheadend, the easy way! (/showthread.php?tid=91716)
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- eluminx - 2011-12-05 20:58
LeeG Wrote:Did you go back to the General tab and hit the "Map DVB Services to channels" button?
i did and that yields no results as well.
- bas.t - 2011-12-05 22:27
eluminx Wrote:Is there anyway to make this work without the NIT-o Network ID?
No, it does not, afaik.
So you'll have to contact your provider and gather the data you need.
Usually, if asked politely, somoene will be wiiling to give you the needed info...
Pay special attention to the so called "initial mux". This, combined with the NIT-o Network ID, will usually get you up and running.
Good luck.
Bas.
PS:
Once you find the needed data, please report to andoma, so in next editions of tvheadend others users will not have the same trouble.
- eluminx - 2011-12-06 02:01
bas.t Wrote:No, it does not, afaik.
So you'll have to contact your provider and gather the data you need.
Usually, if asked politely, somoene will be wiiling to give you the needed info...
Pay special attention to the so called "initial mux". This, combined with the NIT-o Network ID, will usually get you up and running.
Good luck.
Bas.
PS:
Once you find the needed data, please report to andoma, so in next editions of tvheadend others users will not have the same trouble.
good to know thanks, i will give them a call and see if i can get that info, and most definitely if they provide me with the data i will pass that along as well. Thanks for the help.
- quiet storm iii - 2011-12-06 08:44
does this work for apple tv 2?
- Kjetil N - 2011-12-06 09:48
dushmaniac Wrote:yes, the last build is a bit meh, and I haven't had time to fix these issues yet.
revert to the last binary version, and everything will be fine. the epg will be off from time to time in that build, but it won't lock up or crash.
Thanks Dushmaniac,
I was thinking it was something wrong with my set-up, no biggie I'll wait for the next build.
Other than the EPG issue the build is very stable.
Cheers!
Kjetil
- jacksback - 2011-12-06 09:53
Is the NIT section only for certain providers? I've left mine as 0 and still get all my channels. The only thing I had to do was enable idle scanning and add 1 mux manually, the rest were then auto added almost instantly
- Begall - 2011-12-08 14:31
I've searched the thread a bit but I can't find the answer to this - What would be the recommended version of Ubuntu to use with this? Is it functional on 11.10 or would I have to go to an earlier release?
- Hasu0bs - 2011-12-08 14:33
The script workes fine on the following systems:
Code:
SUPPORTED_VERSIONS=(karmic lucid maverick natty oneiric)- Begall - 2011-12-08 14:38
Thank you very much
- Hasu0bs - 2011-12-08 14:59
For a single HTPC system you could also try openELEC. It is easy to install and build directly for HTPCs. See the website to find out which build is suitable for you (most likely the generic one, if you dont own ION) and download the latest PVR build from here:
http://gujs.openelec.tv/build/PVR-PPA-opdenkamp/pvr-ppa-odk56/
Or if you prefer Ubuntu i recommend the minimal images from here since this does not install unneeded crap
