Tvheadend

Analog TV doesn't work with Tvheadend 4.x.

Ou shut... But i did make it work some time ago on 4.0.something.
Maybe i dont know what i m talking about when i say "analog" tv. What i meant to say is the TV signal broadcasted wirelessly. :/
Can you please suggest what can i do? Downgrade?

ilja leiko wrote:

Ou shut... But i did make it work some time ago on 4.0.something.
Maybe i dont know what i m talking about when i say "analog" tv. What i meant to say is the TV signal broadcasted wirelessly. :/
Can you please suggest what can i do? Downgrade?

3.6 still has analogue capabilities, but it's no longer supported.

Mark, thank you for your replies.

I am afraid I was totally off when i have told the word "analog", sorry.

I am working with DVB-T, which is indeed digital.

So, the problem is even though I have learned that i m working with digital, it is still not discovering any muxes :/

In that case 4.2 should work, are you able to get any frequencies using w_scan (stop tvh first)? I think running something like "w_scan -ft -cza" should do it.

Thank you for a good lead. I am not sure what I am looking for, but there is one band or frequency where it shows the signal is OK. Please take a look https://i.imgur.com/GU73c6O.png

ilja leiko wrote:

Thank you for a good lead. I am not sure what I am looking for, but there is one band or frequency where it shows the signal is OK. Please take a look https://i.imgur.com/GU73c6O.png

Garbage data means the signal is there but it's weak, you need a booster.

Does that mean that my receiver is getting signal on 8MHz bandwidth, frequency 50600?
I have antenna hooked up, but i ll try to find a better one.

Mark, thank you for your patience and help so far. Please bare with me a little more.

Have tried multiple versions - didn't help. Got back to 4.2.5.

After that, I have got a better antenna, using w_scan tool found out that 8MHz bandwidth and 490MHz frequencies is what i need. So i manually added a MUX with these values. So far so good, it started finding services, but while searching for them it was writing weird entries to log file, like "unsubscribing" and "scan no data, failed". And when I have tried mapping them - all 58 found services have failed to map.

I am attaching log file, please see that

w_scan -f t -F -t 3 -v 2>&1 | tee w_scan.log

post result https://paste.ubuntu.com and post link

Thank you, saen acro, for discovering a new tool for me(paste.ubuntu.com).

I have run the scan command and that's what I get as output: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/GsfgnqhmNY/

--SOLVED--

I have run w_scan command as suggested previously and were able to identefy the bandwidth and frequency, which are working around my district. Adding that to manually as mux to tvheadend helped and multiple services were discovered.

Thank you all