Tvheadend

Jaroslav Kysela wrote:

Disable 'Initial Scan' and 'Network Discovery' in the network settings..

Problem is that both are already unchecked for my IPTV network

2015-02-23 09:05:23.000 [ INFO] mpegts: rtp://232.0.2.142(null) in Orange - tuning on IPTV
2015-02-23 09:05:23.000 [ INFO] subscription: 0001: "scan" subscribing to mux, weight: 5, adapter: "IPTV", network: "Orange", mux: "rtp://232.0.2.142(null)", hostname: "<N/A>", username: "<N/A>", client: "<N/A>"

You have to check the skip initial scan setting if you samt tvheadend to not scan the muxes at startup ;)

You have to check the skip initial scan setting if you want tvheadend to not scan the muxes at startup ;)

Torbjørn Brekke wrote:

You have to check the skip initial scan setting if you want tvheadend to not scan the muxes at startup ;)

In fact the problem is not there as there are single stream IPTV data, the problem seems to be the EPG scan that defaults to true also for IPTV stream.

Eric Valette wrote:

Torbjørn Brekke wrote:

You have to check the skip initial scan setting if you want tvheadend to not scan the muxes at startup ;)

In fact the problem is not there as there are single stream IPTV data, the problem seems to be the EPG scan that defaults to true also for IPTV stream.

You may disable OTA EPG scan in the mux settings... - set "EPG Scan" to "Disable"

Jaroslav Kysela wrote:

In fact the problem is not there as there are single stream IPTV data, the problem seems to be the EPG scan that defaults to true also for IPTV stream.

You may disable OTA EPG scan in the mux settings... - set "EPG Scan" to "Disable"

Indeed. Just took me some time to figure that. Question is rather if epg scan shall default to true for IPTV streams whereas it is not a pb for dvb-t provided adapter are not busy. Must check if I enabled epg scan globally. I tough I disabled it because it may conflict when receiveing update for recordings that are slightly delayed compared to XMLTV data...