[mythtv-users] OT: HDHomeRun DLNA beta firmware is out

Michael T. Dean mtdean at thirdcontact.com
Fri Jan 18 19:58:29 UTC 2013


On 01/18/2013 02:51 PM, Preston Crow wrote:
> On 01/18/2013 02:39 PM, Mario Limonciello wrote:
>> from #hdhomerun today
>>
>> 13:31:31<•jludka>  someone needs to get around to putting tuner 
>> locking in myth
>> 13:31:58<rhpot1991>  jludka: hmm that sounds like !fun, no way of
>> restricting it to a single tuner?
>> 13:32:09<•jludka>  no
>> 13:32:20<•jludka>  i believe it will always default to the lowest
>> non-locked tuner
>> 13:32:52<superm1>  so the HDHR report tuner usage and myth just isn't
>> taking and of that info into account right now
>> 13:33:37<•jludka>  the hdhomerun hardware allows for the software
>> using it to lock the tuner to prevent accidental takeovers
>> 13:33:55<•jludka>  for whatever reason, no one ever actually
>> implemented that in myth
>> 13:34:21<•jludka>  someone should bribe danielk to write it
>>
>> So danielk what will you accept as bribes? :)
>
> If I'm following that, the DLNA viewer will use the lowest-numbered 
> tuner that isn't locked.  So to make it mostly work with Myth, you can 
> set the tuner priority in Myth to be stronger for the higher-numbered 
> tuners.  Of course, proper tuner locking would be much better.
>
> As a side note, the forum at SiliconDust indicates that DLNA mode only 
> works for people registered in the beta program, so is that 
> misleading, or is there more to setting it up than just loading the 
> beta firmware?

Ah, they're talking about locking the tuners on the HDHR so that /it/ 
knows they're in use, rather than telling MythTV that the tuner isn't 
available for recording?  I would have assumed the drivers or firmware 
would handle that automatically.  I guess someone must have come up with 
a reason why an in-use tuner shouldn't be locked?

Mike


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