Are you sure that you entered the correct data for the muxes?
Unfortunately DVB-T2 in Berlin seems to be too new to be available as predefined data in tvheadend.
If you don't know the data of the muxes I can help tomorrow. For now I only recall the frequencies:
507MHz, 570MHz and 626MHz.
/dev/sdb1: LABEL="Massenspeicher" UUID="C2048B30048B268F" TYPE="ntfs" PARTUUID="7d08a106-01"
But in Kodi its not found.
I am not sure if kodi has ntfs support. If possible backup the drive and format the partition to ext4. But that makes the drive unusable under MS Windows.
Time to report this to Kodi via their bug tracker.
Thank you, will think about it.
Possibly a Kodi Estuary problem.
Are you using a MariaDB sql database?
To check if it has something to do with Estuary I changed the skin to Confluence. No change.
Database: Just the normal sqlite.
Hello,
recordings of HEVC (H.265) shows a wrong total time. A recording of about 45 minutes shows about 20 HOURS. There is no problem with playback. Actual time display is correct.
Libreelec 8.0, KODI 17.0, recordings made with tvheadend 4.2 from DVB-T2 HD in Germany.
What's wrong here? How can I fix that?
LE7.90.008 contains 4.8.4 kernel
Yes. On the Raspberry. But I am running OpenELEC on an Odroid C2.
Use LE7.90.008. This contains the last Kodi version where graphical EQ GUI is working. BTW the EQ is still able to work in later releases with the inherited settings from 7.90.008.[/quote]I am a bit restricted in choosing another version because I have to use a version from the odroid forum since I am using DVB-T2 hardware not supported by older 3.x kernels.
I am using this version adsp.biquad.filters-002.zip which works like a charm.
It is odd that the same 002 version in github is different in size here. You can find version 003 there as well. None of them are tested by me.
Thank you. It's really not working from within the GUI. Thererfore I am going to wait until the bad decision re. DSP is revised and gone.
There was an updated version of adsp.biquad.filters addon at an early stage of Krypton. I am still using this addon for EQ on my RPi, and it works like a charm. It still does the job in LE7.95.2 the only problem that the settings cannot be accessed.
As I am an a quite similar situation, where can I get these addons? Unfortunately I don't have a backup of them.
jochen02 This has been said many times: my builds do not work on Odroid C2!
Oh, sorry. I saw 905 and thought I've found something useful for me.
I think your dvb usb is already included with the build. But why don't you just try it yourself?
Today I found some time to test it. Hmm, it does not boot.
What I did:
Odroid-C2.
MicroSD card (checked card with a copy of the old image of 7.0.x to make sure it's working).
Wrote the LibreELEC-S905.arm-8.0-7.95.beta5b.img to MicroSD (tried it with LibreELEC.USB-SD.Creator and with dd).
On the card I have 2 partitions afterwards, as expected. One system partition and one empty partition ("resize_me").
Where is my mistake?
I think your dvb usb is already included with the build. But why don't you just try it yourself?
Yes. That might be a way to go. 
Currently I am using a media drivers build from odroid forum. While it's working o.k., I have problems to view DVB-T2 HEVC live. If I record something it's played without problems. When trying to watch live TV (H.265) kodi stucks at "buffering...".
That's the reason to ask for updates. I'll buy another micro sd card for test purposes.
There only kernel version we can use is 3.14. My builds have the (almost) latest media_build drivers from here: GitHub - crazycat69/linux_media: TBS linux open source drivers excluding drivers that cannot be backported to 3.14.
O.k., thank you.
I need to use the USB DVB-T2 stick August T230. Is the required driver part of that built?
Beta5 Kernel: Linux 3.14.29
Thank you. Any plans to use a more recent kernel version and/or the media built editon?
7.95 Beta5 looking good so far
Sorry if that information is given somewhere in this thread but I could not find it.
What's the kernel version of this beta? The reason for the question is that I have to use an USB DVB-T2 stick not supported below Linux kernel 3.19 (AFAIK).
Recording H.265 DVB-T2 channels works.
But when I want to see live TV kodi stucks at "buffering...".
If I start recording and watch the stream at once it works.No problem watching live TV of a DVB-T channel (H.264).
No one with this combination of problems? Perhaps a KODI issue?
I'm going to start with August DVB-T210.
Everything is set together: Odroid-C2 with August DVB-T210.
Recording H.265 DVB-T2 channels works.
But when I want to see live TV kodi stucks at "buffering...".
If I start recording and watch the stream at once it works.
No problem watching live TV of a DVB-T channel (H.264).
What's wrong here?
add-on configuration stuff is in /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/ .. and moving config is simply about moving files around the right places
Thank you.
I copied everything from /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.multimedia.tvheadend
to the new machine. Everthing made it's way, no lost of data.
