Posts by CvH

Quote from LibreMan3

My DVB receiver cards are installed on the VDR server.

ups didn't read that ;D

Then there has to be a problem with pvr.vnsi, do you use vdr-2.2.0 and is the vnsi plugin up to date at your vdr server ?

Quote from LibreMan3

performs a restart of Kodi

just kodi or whole system ?

if it is just kodi then I need an /storage/.kodi/temp/kodi.old.log btw the latest crashlog from the same folder

Quote from LibreMan3

I did not try Tvheadend, from what I read time shift is much better in VNSI.

can't really judge this as timeshift is still kind of broken at Kodi

But Tvh is a real service with nice web interface and all the handy stuff you need tons of plugins at vdr and Tvh is everything already included. Also it is much better compatible with all sorts of Devices because you can run the included Sat>IP (works for all DVB etc) server that allows you to use every program that supports Sat>IP regardless which OS. Only downside is that the first time configuration is a bit confusing - it is really easy after you have understand how it works but at the beginning a bit confusing

works perfekt for me

dvbdev: DVB: registering new adapter (Siano Nice Digital Receiver)
usb 1-1.3: DVB: registering adapter 0 frontend 0 (Siano Mobile Digital MDTV Receiver)...
smsdvb:smsdvb_hotplug: DVB interface registered.

not exactly sure what happens here, us and dmesg just telling something about an Smart Plus - LinuxTVWiki

could you unplug every usb device and reboot

after reboot make a dmesg | paste

then JUST connect the August, reboot, dmesg | paste

also an lsusb -v AFTER the stick was connected

it looks like the system doesn't see the stick at all (or you have some crazy rebranded something)

As there was no vdr updates it is likely that maybe the dvb adapter has some problems ?

Could you post a dmesg | paste after such an crash (login into ssh, enter command, post url that get generated)?

Did you tried if it works with Tvheadend ?

there isn't

a good way to do it:

1. scan for channels

2. disable all channels at channel window, you can set to all to show every channel at the same time and then select ctrl+a all channels and disable

3. ctrl + f for the channel you want, enable it and give it a number

4. repeat 3. for all channels

this is pretty "fast" or at least not slow and you don't have to move something manually

the path is wrong

/storage/picons/

so my guess is you need

file:///storage/picons/prime.m3u

could you post the whole dmesg ?

dmesg | paste

Quote from ozkaradag

I think this device or chip came with only one tuner support.

the WeTek Play2 has only one tuner, the TBS 5990 has 2 tuners.

Quote from ozkaradag

But if I can not get the DVB Tuner out of the box, but I can make it passive, would it?

I don't have the HW so I can't tell anything Thats why the dmesg is needed, could also be a driver bug - no idea actually.

I can at least confirm that this works exactly like you mentioned

I guess this is the wrong section but at least a dmesg | paste would help a lot to see what happens at least

unplug every DVB device besides the 5990, reboot, try play some channel

then connect with ssh and enter dmesg | paste and post here the url that is generated.

Quote from thoradia

1. submit a pull request to update curl on LibreELEC 8.x (I would not count on that)

not gone happen for 8.0 (i guess even for 8.2) - curl is a big pile of bugs that get mixed at every release, we are happy if curl has only small bugs that not affect the whole userbase

Quote from vpeter

it is DVB-T

does every DVB-T2 stick support T1 too?

Quote from ace310

I have tried with an antenna directly connected to tv and it works.

that sounds good -> DVB-T

but do you have DVB-T or DVB-T2 - maybe there is some hint at your TV

Quote from andy5macht

because you wrote this at the opening post of thethread: Nightlies (currently only LE7)

ups forgotten to change this

currently only building for LE8

the problem is the 32bit, you can actually try if the WeTek_Play version work - ofc only for LE8 and possible not for 8.2 (never tried)

Quote from ace310

I think DVB-T

For DVB-T2 you need an antenna, for DVB-S2 you need an dish (wiki told me both is available). No idea what you need/have - do you have currently an setup box?

Freeview_(New_Zealand)

Quote from andy5macht

I am using 32bit build from Raybuntu (Libreelec 8.2)

yea this is not working

Quote from ace310

freeview HD/SD channels

isn't that from satelite (idk what standards they are using down under) ?

do you need DVB-S2 or DVB-C/T ... ATSC or ISDB-T ?