Tvheadend

I have the same problem, I compiled the latest version and it is running, but it seems all my networks, muxes and services are not loaded or gone?

Networks, muxes and services are not lost after running the 3f51680a trunk version but are not shown and xbmc tells me that no adapters are free. I did a git reset --hard cd713e2d to see that the configuration is OK.

Same problem here as well, if I remember correctly debug showed an inode error. I ended up reverting to 3.9.431

What can i do with this bug ?
How i can clone git with version 3.9.470 ?

when i use git clone https://github.com/tvheadend/tvheadend
i clone latest version 3.9.500

please help me

Hello,

There is something wrong with latest version...

you should return back to older version...

I would suggest you to use v3.9.467

if you are using ubuntu, you should use precompiled older version from

https://tvheadend.org/builds/tvheadend/build/4608

if not, you should compile it...

to change git to version v3.9.467 use

git checkout cd713e2de7d05e82ad9cfca04802d2d8b5b20516

when i compiled old version 3.9.470 my tvheadend work but my channel name was empty. i deleted all channel and add muxes to scan but tuner not scan. i must build version 3.9.470 from begin.

Confirmed, I'm getting this too on ubuntu trusty 64-bit. "No free transponder" error. Also when investigating the web gui, the channels configuration seems absent, starting from the Network field in the dvb adapter.

Reverting to previous build 3.9.470 fixes it.

Rachel Greenham wrote:

Confirmed, I'm getting this too on ubuntu trusty 64-bit. "No free transponder" error. Also when investigating the web gui, the channels configuration seems absent, starting from the Network field in the dvb adapter.

Reverting to previous build 3.9.470 fixes it.

Sorry to ask but while we are waiting for a fix would you be able to tell me how to roll back to 3.9.470 (I'm using apt-get on Ubuntu )

I thought apt-get install tvheadend=3.9.470-g6482d33-saucy would do it but I get version was not found

Si

Simon Thomas wrote:

Rachel Greenham wrote:

Confirmed, I'm getting this too on ubuntu trusty 64-bit. "No free transponder" error. Also when investigating the web gui, the channels configuration seems absent, starting from the Network field in the dvb adapter.

Reverting to previous build 3.9.470 fixes it.

Sorry to ask but while we are waiting for a fix would you be able to tell me how to roll back to 3.9.470 (I'm using apt-get on Ubuntu )

I thought apt-get install tvheadend=3.9.470-g6482d33-saucy would do it but I get version was not found

Si

I pulled the old version out of /var/cache/apt/archives on a different machine; one that I had recently stopped using and so hadn't got the update. (It's also the trusty rather than the saucy version, though I expect there's not much difference.)

It looks like you'd be able to get one from here: https://tvheadend.org/builds/tvheadend though those seem to all be built for precise, but it would probably work. Apart from those he doesn't seem to keep old builds around, so the other option would be to git clone the repo, check out the right revision and build it for yourself.

(If you haven't done that before, might be quicker to wait for the fix ;-)

Looks like config has changed.
/home/hts/.hts/tvheadend/input/linuxdvb has changed to:
/home/hts/.hts/tvheadend/input/dvb and is empty

So no networks, no muxes, no services, no channels, no adapter config.
Just coping old config to new does not seem to work.

Simon Thomas wrote:

Rachel Greenham wrote:

Confirmed, I'm getting this too on ubuntu trusty 64-bit. "No free transponder" error. Also when investigating the web gui, the channels configuration seems absent, starting from the Network field in the dvb adapter.

Reverting to previous build 3.9.470 fixes it.

Sorry to ask but while we are waiting for a fix would you be able to tell me how to roll back to 3.9.470 (I'm using apt-get on Ubuntu )

I thought apt-get install tvheadend=3.9.470-g6482d33-saucy would do it but I get version was not found

Si

I also tried this but got same result on ubuntu. But I did get it to work by manually downloading the package instead and now I´m up and running again

wget http://pam.lonelycoder.com/file/142819b896b68664954f758a4f6ed73fdc6ae63c
mv 142819b896b68664954f758a4f6ed73fdc6ae63c tvheadend_3.9.470~g6482d33~precise_amd64.deb
sudo dpkg -i tvheadend_3.9.470~g6482d33~precise_amd64.deb