[mythtv-users] Moving MythTV backend to another computer

[Sam Jacobs]

On 2 April 2014 at 11:44:11, Michael T. Dean (mtdean at thirdcontact.com) wrote:
> mythmediaserver is for systems that have content (Videos, etc.) to serve
> but no tuners.
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> And, FWIW, mythjobqueue is for systems that run jobs but have no tuners.

How would one go about setting up a MythTV system that way?

What about scheduling recordings, editing rules, etc.?


> Eventually (if I get my way), we'll have separate mythrecorder and
> mythmaster applications, too.

Splitting it all out seems like a good idea. The monolithic backend concept never seemed all that… UNIXy to me. Even now, some things that were part of mythbackend when I last used it are now separate processes, such as mythpreviewgen, so clearly that’s the way MythTV is going. :)

Sam


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