TVheadend on the Raspberry Pi
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- 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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What if you want to do transcoding? I’m guessing the raspberry pi doesn’t have hardware accelerated media encoding?
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
Is there any free someware the can automatically remove ads ?
you want software that is free and contains no ads?
good luck with that.
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
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.
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.
You can use the Xbox one USB tuners they're quite inexpensive, now you can pick one up for about £5 .
I'll have to give this a go!
10:15