Making work LibreELEC would be nice, but in the meantime trying some other distros could maybe tell if this
setup in a VM could work or not. If you haven't mentioned it, it's because nobody has done it yet. I fear it
could be a waste of time testing a few small diistros...
Hey chewitt, I think I've seen you somewhere else lately...
Thanks again for the help. Well, since the LibreELEC image exists in VM format, I thought what I want to achieve
should work... OK about the driver numbering, maybe its the same. But, not loading from a boot USB, that's
strange. By the way, it's a multiboot (a few Linux ISOs inside) done with Ventoy, and all work fine, so I don't
think running it from this loader is the problem.
Anyway, how do I run "journalctl | paste" and where?
It's a shame this won't work. Maybe I should start trying other small linux images in VM too. Maybe one could
work to stream to Win.
Cheers.
Hi all,
I've installed the latest LibreELEC in a virtual box with latest VMware Player on Windows 10 with the Tvheadend server addon
in order to serve TV channels to the Windows host, but it doesn't work, the scanning of channels fails. When added DVB-T
muxes, they don't scan even with the 'Force Scan' option.
The tuner is a dual, 2 tuners, USB stick named 'NPG Real DVB-2T USB', and its chipset is a AF9015. The tuner is recognized
by Tvheadend, both tuners, but the number is wrong, it shows as AF9013. not 15.
So, what is the problem here? To start with, should this setup work in a virtual box? Or the problem is the driver not being
compatible with this stick? If the latter, any other version of the ISO that includes the right driver? Or is it possible to
patch it?
Also, I've tried the 3 '.img' versions of this distro booted from an USB boot pen, but with the 3 I got an error message,
"Failed Xorg server" and the loading stopped.
How to make this work? My goal is to have a TV server within Windows to serve channels to VLC.
Thanks in advance,
Cheers.
