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OpenELEC and Hauppauge 1191 WinTV-HVR-955Q TV tuner
Added by M J over 9 years ago
I've been following http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php/Configuring_Tvheadend#Attaching_a_TV_tuner and found myself quite confused. As you can see from my attachments, the wiki is pretty out-of-date and I've been shooting blind, trying to get it to work. What should I be doing w/this?
I'm running OE 6.0 on a R.Pi B+.
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RE: OpenELEC and Hauppauge 1191 WinTV-HVR-955Q TV tuner
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Added by Rob Mccombe over 9 years ago
your not adding the correct frequency for your muxes.
if you dont know them you could select a pre defined set of muxes to get you going.
to select these you do them whilst adding a network. you just have to select country, region etc
ive posted pics of what mine looks like as a idea (although i use DVB-S) and a picture of the pre defined section that should help.
Rob
also once you find your services make sure to either map all channels or just map the ones you want.
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RE: OpenELEC and Hauppauge 1191 WinTV-HVR-955Q TV tuner
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Added by M J over 9 years ago
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention: I got ATSC here.
Well, we definitely got something there. I tried a couple of pre-defined MUXes and now I've got a grid full of MUXes and another one full of services, listing channels I recognize. But I'm not quite there yet. I enabled the HTSP client and enabled "TV" in the system settings. But when I go to this new "TV" selection on the home, it lists the TV channels I've enabled, but when I play them, the screen doesn't change and it just plays the audio like I'm running a radio station. What's up w/that?
RE: OpenELEC and Hauppauge 1191 WinTV-HVR-955Q TV tuner
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Added by M J over 9 years ago
Oh but I do get a picture when I record. It doesn't work any better though. The image starts off very choppy and after about a minute of that, it gets so bad that it takes about 10s or 20s to get through one second of recording. I recorded a little over a minute and I found this *.ts file that is 134Mb, if that's any help.