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tvHeadend + Octopus net

Added by Chris cp over 7 years ago

Hi,

I just cant get it to work. I have a new tvHeadend installation 4.3-308~g063765eaa.
The octopus net (DVB-S2) is discovered by tvh (screenshot).

I tried IPTV, IPTV automatic and DBV-S network, also enabled the adapters and applied the network to them.

all i got is
2017-08-02 06:58:53.596 mpegts: 12551.5V in DVB-S Netzwerk - tuning on SAT>IP DVB-S Tuner #1 (10.33.0.79)
2017-08-02 06:58:53.596 subscription: 0004: "scan" subscribing to mux "12551.5V", weight: 6, adapter: "SAT>IP DVB-S Tuner #1 (10.33.0.79)", network: "DVB-S Netzwerk", service: "Raw PID Subscription"
2017-08-02 06:58:53.599 satip: SAT>IP DVB-S Tuner #1 (10.33.0.79) - RTSP SETUP error -5 (I/O error) [6-404]
2017-08-02 06:59:03.596 mpegts: 12551.5V in DVB-S Netzwerk - scan no data, failed
2017-08-02 06:59:03.596 subscription: 0004: "scan" unsubscribing

What is the best way to get this configuration running?

Thanks:)

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Replies (7)

RE: tvHeadend + Octopus net - Added by Chris cp over 7 years ago

Anyone with an octopus net box running with tvheadend?

RE: tvHeadend + Octopus net - Added by saen acro over 7 years ago

Some more info about your setup
With satellite? Is network set to virtual tuners?

Am guessing, but this is Astra 19.2 and only one transponder in network.

RE: tvHeadend + Octopus net - Added by Chris cp over 7 years ago

HI, Thanks for your answer

After installing tvheadend the octopus net autmoatically shows (via network discovery) in the list of tv adapters.
the octopus net has 4 DVB-S2 inputs and I'm trying to get Astra 19,2 channels from it.
The device offers an url to a channel list in m3u or json format. When I try to paste a rtsp url from the m3u list in vlc it works.

I tried 2 different setup options.
1) IPTV automatic, here the wizard requests an url for IPTV input.
I paste the URL
http://10.33.0.79/channellist.lua?select=m3u
which is my octopus net ip and the path to the m3u list (tested in browser)
after that the discovery says that is finished and found 0 channels
the dvb inputs however were automatically changed to enabled and the position on the dvb inputs reduced from 16 to 4 (screenshot).
Also there was no network assigned to the dvb inputs and the network dropdown-list there is also empty although the network was created.

2) I created a DVB-S2 network called SAT and selected the orbital position 19.2E : Astra 1KR/1L/1M/1N
I tried both with or without predefined muxes.
After that I enabled the autodiscovered dvb inputs and assigned the SAT network to them.
The mux discovery run into an error (previous post)

Is one of the ways completly wrong?

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RE: tvHeadend + Octopus net - Added by saen acro over 7 years ago

Are you try to add muxes manualy?

on this image

when select position AA what is set?

RE: tvHeadend + Octopus net - Added by Chris cp over 7 years ago

If I add a mux manualy this seems to work,
eg
rtsp://10.33.0.79:554/?src=1&freq=11347&pol=v&msys=dvbs2&sr=22000&pids=0,6700,6710,6730,6720,6721,6723,6722
I got the url from the m3u list.

Then I can add a service-channel and watch in on the client.

Is there no better way for this to get it working?

RE: tvHeadend + Octopus net - Added by Chris cp over 7 years ago

Yeah,
I added this mux manually on the dVB-S2 tuner variante.
Now the scanning for the muxes seems to work and more are coming

That seems to do the job

Thanks for your help

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