[mythtv-users] Almost there but missing tuners
Stephen Worthington
stephen_agent at jsw.gen.nz
Thu Jan 16 02:11:26 UTC 2020
On Wed, 15 Jan 2020 11:18:49 -0800, you wrote:
>Finally after quite a long struggle, I have a working Mythtv backend .
>
>The problem isw that I can only get one channel ar a time, see (0), (1)
>and some other lines are troubling.
>
>The one channel that I do get seems great when connected to a Lenovo
>T520 laptop (standalone frontend).
>
>I know I'm missing something here but I am just stuck.
>
>Please look at the dump from the backend startup.
>
>2020-01-06 23:01:49.380528 C mythbackend version: [v30.0] www.mythtv.org
>2020-01-06 23:01:49.392737 I Using a profile name of: 'M90p' (Usually
>the same as this host's name.)
>2020-01-06 23:01:51.554141 A Cannot find default UPnP backend
>2020-01-06 23:01:51.554201 I Start up testing connections. DB
>192.168.1.9, BE , attempt 0, status dbAwake, Delay: 2000
>2020-01-06 23:01:52.121123 I HDHRSH[0](131F3B0B): Added 3 devices from
>131F3B0B
>2020-01-06 23:01:52.139218 I HDHRSH[0](131F3B0B): Connected to
>device(131F3B0B-0)
>2020-01-06 23:01:52.146709 E DTVMux: ParseTuningParams -- Unknown tuner
>type = 0x2000
>2020-01-06 23:01:52.146750 E DTVChan[1](131F3B0B):
>SetChannelByString(2-16578): Failed to initialize multiplex options
>
>(1)
>
>2020-01-06 23:01:52.171795 W Scheduler: Listings source 'HDHR2' is
>defined, but is not attached to a card input.
>
>(2)
>
>2020-01-06 23:01:52.172037 W Scheduler: Listings source 'HDHR1' is
>defined, but is not attached to a card input.
>2020-01-06 23:01:52.174159 I Found 0 distinct programid authorities
>2020-01-06 23:01:52.180493 I Starting HouseKeeper.
>2020-01-06 23:01:52.185306 E Failed listening on TCP 0.0.0.0:6544 -
>Error 8: The bound address is already in use
>2020-01-06 23:01:52.185345 E MediaServer: HttpServer Create Error
>2020-01-06 23:01:52.186401 E Failed listening on TCP 0.0.0.0:6543 -
>Error 8: The bound address is already in use
>2020-01-06 23:01:52.186418 C Backend exiting, MainServer initialization
>error.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Bert
That looks like you have more than one mythbackend running. I think
we need a bit more information before we can help. What version of
Linux are you running this on? How is mythbackend started? Does it
use systemd? What does this command show?
ps -ef | grep -i myth
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