[iHateMemphiz]

I've not had any luck getting stable performance out of the HDHomeRun Prime on Frodo RC2

I have 2 different boxes that run OpenELEC: Intel NUC and Xtream Ultra2

Have tried:
-TVHeadEnd
-NextPVR
-MythTV [using MythBuntu]

I've never been able to maps channels with TVHeadend, both NextPVR and MythTV have successfully scanned channels, however, when I change channels it is incredibly slow, 10-20 seconds, also experience freeze-ups which require a hardboot

Has anyone found a successful backend for HDHomeRun Prime? If so, what are you using?

[sub3]

also experience freeze-ups which require a hardboot

This is most like some driver issue, or hardware stability issue, rather than just buggy PVR backend.

[autospy]

I'm using MythTV 0.25 with HDHomeRUN Prime and a nightly XBMC. No problems here. Channel changes are about 3 - 4 seconds, but there really is no way to fix that.

[wildpony]

I am using a HDHR Prime with NextPVR. I was having the same problems along with some other ones. I went through the nPVR forum and found the lastest patches to add, and it made a world of a difference. No more freezing and I can actually change channels with no problem in XBMC.
http://forums.gbpvr.com/showthread.php?5...arted-info

[iHateMemphiz]

I have installed all the latest patches but still can't get it run to reliably (some channels don't tune, other times the box simply locks up)
How much of a beast is it to install MythTV 0.25 on a Windows box? Not sure of other options (never was able to get TVHeadend to work either)

[nickr]

mythtv backend probably won't run on windows, due to lack of drivers.

Although having said that a hdhr doesn't need much of a driver as it is a simple network connection, not sure if the same applies to a hdhr prime.

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PS if you want to set up an HDHR Prime with mythtv, the mythtv-users mailing list is a FAR better place to ask!