TVheadend on the Raspberry Pi

This video will show you how you can use an old Raspberry Pi 3, Model B as a network wide TV Streaming device. This video will show you the TVheadend system and go into a little bit of detail about the frequency files used by your USB TV Tuning card.
For this project, I would recommend an Aver Media TV Tuning card - As I'me experienced with them - however, any card you find on eBay/Amazon is liking to do the trick provided it's a DVB-T and not an American standard TV Tuning card.
To jump straight into the install jump to:
0:04 Intro
2:30 Setup
4:56 How the USB TV Tuner works
10:13 Installing TVheadend
16:18 How it works
17:55 How is it on resources
19:07 Summary
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[@5urg3x]

What if you want to do transcoding? I’m guessing the raspberry pi doesn’t have hardware accelerated media encoding?

[@gapman56]

can you help me setup my raspberry/tvheadend? I have done the installation and followed the instructions very carefully but there is no predefined muxes for my country Panama

[@myozone]

Is there any free someware the can automatically remove ads ?

[@An.Individual]

you want software that is free and contains no ads?
good luck with that.

[@JarppaGuru]

its too bad official tv hat not work. have try everything. all ways it wont find adapter. allways need add dtoverlay=rpi-tv to config.txt after that board is seen but channels not come up

[@alveox]

Hi, i know its an old post but i hope you still check it.. Did 1 tuner can be use for several client? for example i setup dvbhat on my Rpi4, and i use phone, android box, pc etc to watch a different channel at the same time.

[@TechnologyLowdown]

You can use one Tuner to watch two channels if they are on the same frequency. I.e. in Aus we have 7 which is on one frequency and 7Two is also on the same frequency - Separate devices can watch separate channels in that case. However, I would be unable to watch 7 and say 9 at the same time as they are different frequencies. If you get Two TV Tuners, this would likely be enough to allow different viewing. RPI4 should should 2 streams without an issue - My Pi3 supports 2 streams to different devices - But that's with one TV tuner - So, it is on the same frequency.

[@HometownUnicorn]

You can use the Xbox one USB tuners they're quite inexpensive, now you can pick one up for about £5 .

[@TechnologyLowdown]

I'll have to give this a go!

[@duncanross4698]

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