Posts by Bitman

Quote from envagyok

You mean, the 109 version?
that for me breaked at the first scanning.
no scan. Every tuner has scanning problem (USB dvb-t too)
And no dvb-t tuner (own), no dvb-c tuner.

the 108 work with :
-free dvb-t (USB stick)
-pay dvb-t (usb-stick)
-free dvb-s2
and not work:
-pay dvb-s2

I install twice both the 108 and 109 version, make twice clean install, try copy from wetek Userdata/addondata the tvheadend and oscam settings, always the same result.
between trying I put back sat plug to wetek,and turn on for try and controlled settings.
with wetek everything work.

here is always continuity problems at tvh log with encrypted sat programs. I think not given the necessary ecm,... Pids to oscam, and thank for this oscam not work.

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Yes, I went back to v108 (from post #1) after similar issues.

Quote from afl1

Yes, you can scan dvb-t with USB-stick and then use it for internal dvb-t tuner. I am able to watch all my local dvb-t/t2 channels even internal tuner is unable to scan them.
I am working on fix internal tuner scanning issue.
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Ok, managed to tune channels with external USB tuner, then switched services to internal tuner. On opening TV and selecting one of the channels I get a message saying "No available tuner".

Hi afl1, could you please attach the LibreElec addons to your post #1. You do have a zip file there already under an earlier revision but from what I can see it does not include TVHeadend HTSP Client.

EDIT: Managed to get a copy off another site, attached for others if they also need it.

The LibreElec add-ons have been down much of the last two days. Is there any other place I can download them ? I'm after the TVHeadend PVR client to complete my setup.

The 24 January revision along with separate tvheadend install (as posted by alf1) is working well for me on KII Pro. One thing I noted is that it started scanning satellites on my C-band motorised dish even before I had enabled them :s .

Many of the satellite muxes are full of outdated frequencies. Is it a case of adding the correct frequencies one by one or is there another (easier) option ?

I noted alf1's comment to use an external dvb-t tuner to scan the channels in. Is that once scanned that you can pull the tuner out and revert to the internal tuner ?

Great work alf1 !