How to Scan for Muxes on LibreElec

Did you try installing TVHeadend and using that to scan your muxes. What cable tuner are you using.

Both "dvbscan" and "w_scan" are included with the "DVB Tools" add-on in the LE repo. The description for the add-on only mentions w_scan but looking at the package sources we bundle everything in the dvb-apps package so the description needs fixing/updating:

LibreELEC.tv/packages/addons/tools/dvb-tools/package.mk at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv

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I understood TVHeadend cannot scan for muxes?

Is there a way to force scan for muxes?

I use the Terratec CINERGY TC2 USB Stick, but wasn't yet able to see any input. So not sure if it actually is working.

It can. Do you have one single known active mux from your cable supplier.

Package description fix PR https://github.com/LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv/pull/8243

I really do advise that you install TVHeadend. You’ll have everything automated for you via the installation wizard and you can ask these questions on the TVHeadend forum as your problem isn’t actually LE related.

There’s a couple of different revisions of this USB stick and subsequently different Linux firmware versions. This Github provides a possible solution to the firmware issue https://github.com/brandsimon/deb…tec-cinergy-tc2

As I suggested previously, try getting it working on your RPI3 first using RPIOS on a different SD card before spending hours trying to get it working in LE. Reading from this 2018 post you’ll see what I mean

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usb TerraTec tc2

hi

I install on x86 libreelnec dvb 8.2 kernel 4.11.12, but seems it not see card in tvheadend

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i try :

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but didnt help

atari

November 22, 2018 at 2:07 PM