Tvheadend

I've only moved to this version today, so I may mislead you, but...

I think you need to add a network first - type=DVB-T, then enough information to identify it and, perhaps, auto-populate your muxes, although you may have to look them up on t'internet and add those manually as well. Once you have those, you can associate the tuner with the network in the Parameters window you have in front of you.

OK will have a little play tonight when I get home from work.
Is there any recommended site to read up on such things.
I know about computers and programming etc. but not up to speed on tuner concepts.
It's a fascinating topic!

Thanks
Jim

Wahay
Pratted around for a while.
Then discarded the provided little indoor aerial.
And stuffed my proper TV aerial into the dongle.
Down loaded VLC
Tininternet provided a url
http://localhost:9981/playlist/channels
And bingo a nice TV program to watch.
Not bad from a £6.69 dongle (post free).
Going to have more of a play...
Back soonish...
Chuffed
Jim

Just an update ...
Most my XBMC clients have the PVR option.
Some strangely don't, but that's an XBMC problem.
It works a treat. Loads of Freeview SDTV and Radio channels.
It's not HD but for £6.69 who cares.
Records programs OK and I can play them back through Servio.

Currently it's plugged into my big Dell Unbuntu 13.10 server.
Might have a play around with my PI, as I don't normally leave the Dell on.
I only Wake it On LAN when it's required.

Fiddling ....
Jim