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Installed osmc on my spare Pi, then I installed samba server and tvheadend server.

Plugged in a spare tv dongle and in less than 2 mins i was scanning in channels via my tv aerial.

Going to play a bit more with it tomorrow :oops:


Don’t know if it will replace my hdhomerun.
 
Don't wear it out ;)
 
To configure tvheadend once installed via the “my osmc” option is really simple.

Go to your ip address of the Pi eg 192.168.x.x:9981

Username: osmc
Password: osmc
 
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I did not have to install any drivers using these dongles:-

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It really was plug n play :D
 
The my osmc screen.

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The samba server & tvheadend are under the shopping cart icon.
 
Looks like this

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Once all installed, reboot the Pi and go to the web interface.
 
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tvheadend setup wizzard:

select your language, and hit save & next.

1.webp
agree with the settings below and hit save and next.

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in the network 2 box pick dvb-t type.

3.webp

Like this one below

4.webp

Then hit save & next.

Then pick your local Freeview mux. (mines Stockland Hill) then hit save & next.

5.webp

If all went well it should be scanning in the channels now, see below.

6.webp
7.webp
8.webp

Once scanning is complete, hit save & next.

on the next screen tick all the boxes to map all services, create provider tags and create network tags, then hit save & next, see below.

9.webp
lastly hit finish.

10.webp

you have just setup tvheadend on the Raspberry Pi and tv dongle :D
 
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just click the program title you wish to view and a box should pop up like this

11.webp

Hit the play program button and a popup should appear like this.

12.webp
open the file with vlc to stream your channel.

13.webp 14.webp
 
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