[mythtv-users] Any UK HDHR users here?

[Hika van den Hoven]

Hoi E,

Wednesday, April 11, 2018, 6:10:10 PM, you wrote:

> On 11/04/18 12:53, Justin Hornsby wrote:
>> Ah well.
>> 
>> I did say I only had one PCIe slot.. and it's occupied by something from nvidia :)
>> 
>> £140ish for a quad tuner DVB-T2 card isn't too bad but I'd have to replace the mainboard (and probably the CPU) to be able to use it.
>> 
>> Are there good open source drivers for it?  I'm not overly concerned but I prefer drivers for stuff to be in kernel.  I started out having to patch & build my own kernel & I'd love to think those days are behind me.
>> 
>> I'm guessing the lack of other replies here means there aren't any UK HDHR paying attention to this list.  If multirec works - great - if not, no big deal.
>> 
>> Cheers!
>> 
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> I'm a UK HDHR user.

> I had to look up "multirec" to be sure of the meaning. I've only
> been doing it since 2013. I currently possess 5 HDHomerun Connect
> units. One is not in use because the psu failed. One is still in the
> box. 2 are used by DVBLink software installed on my NAS box. It
> definitely does not do multirec, and apparently never will, so the
> maximum is 4 channels. The fifth and oldest is used by my MythTV box
> which is a Shuttle nettop pc. In theory it can record 10 channels at
> the same time (5 per tuner) but the practical limit seems to be 5 or
> 6.

That means multirec! As I read it, it is your DVBlink software on your
NAS that does not support multirec

Tot mails,
  Hika                            mailto:hikavdh at gmail.com

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