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Why would I pay you? You're the one who is bitching that the whole codebase is faulty.
By the way i see no unresolved bugs for dvblogic in bugtracker. How can devs care about what you don't tell them?
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Nicko, I'm only complaining that I've paid money for a product that does not work the way it is intended.
Of course I have tried to contact the vendor and inform them about the issue first.
I still think that THEY should talk to team KODI (and not me...).
There is gap in support between KODI and DVBLogic.
Do you agree?
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I don't know as it appears you have not posted to the kodi bugtracker. Hard to say if there is a gap if you haven't sought support from both ends.
Of course you are MUCH less likely to get support from a commercial vendor that already has your money and no further incentive.
Open source devs generally tend to be prouder of their creations, and willing to try and make them work properly.
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THAT is exactly what I am thinking at the moment...
I wanted a BASIC solution and thought that a commercial vendor would have a product up and running with simple, yet solid functionality.
Now consider watching Live-TV on a Raspberry or Android box is almost impossible with this product - and this problem is occurring for months ...
I've invested a lot of time (besides money) - but I think I'll dump this software now and turn to open source.
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Just my 2 cents. I am running two TV servers, DVBLink on my Synology DS211j NAS, and tvheadend on my $35 MK808B+ (Amlogic S805 SoC) Android stick. As clients, I am using my MK808B+ both as a backend and frontend, and also a Tronsmart Vega S89H Android TV box (Amlogic S802). I primarily use the tvheadend server, instead of the DVBLink server, because I like the browser setup screen better. I am using the latest nightly of Kodi 15.0 and Arctic: Zephyr skin, and everything seems to be working great for me with both servers. I am using the HDHomeRun OTA tuners for my TV signal in the USA.
