2015-05-29, 02:22
Folks,
I have tried various configurations in order to get my HDHomerun Prime to work, correctly, with PseudoTV Live 0.6.2a using the HDHomerun Live TV 2015.5.22 add-on for XBMC Gotham. I have referred to all postings and web searched this topic to death. I have found the following:
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid1914025
settings2.xml formatting:
_type" value="8" --- LiveTV w/ XMLTV EPG Chtype
_1" value="I60159.labs.zap2it.com" --- Zapit XMLTV Channel ID found in your XMLTV file.
_2" ]value="hdhomerun://..." --- This is the source of your LiveTV stream; Examples include:
_2" value="hdhomerun://..." --- Direct Hdhomerun
<setting id="Channel_#_2" value="hdhomerun://xxxxxxxD-1/tuner1?channel=qam256:399000000&program=2" /> *for HDHomerun OTA ATSC Tuner
NO GO: <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“hdhomerun://192.168.1.100:5004/auto/v2” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_type” value=“8” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_1” “value=“I2.10760.percdata.com” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“hdhomerun://192.168.1.100:5004/auto/v2” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_3” value=“xmltv” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_rulecount” value=“1” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_changed” value=“False” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_time” value=“44968” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_rule_1_id” value=“1” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_rule_1_opt_1” “value=“2 KTVU Fox” />
NO GO: <setting id="Channel_2_2" value="http://192.168.1.100:5004/auto/v2" />
<setting id="Channel_2_type" value="8" />
<setting id="Channel_2_1" value="I2.10760.percdata.com" />
<setting id="Channel_2_2" value="http://192.168.1.100:5004/auto/v2" />
<setting id="Channel_2_3" value="xmltv" />
<setting id="Channel_2_rulecount" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_2_changed" value="False" />
<setting id="Channel_2_time" value="44968" />
<setting id="Channel_2_rule_1_id" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_2_rule_1_opt_1" value="2 KTVU Fox" />
I am using DVBlink as the PVR backend. All I needed to interface my HDHomerun Prime to DVBlink was a .mu3 file:
DVBlink prime.mu3:
#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:2,KTVU Ch. 2
http://192.168.1.100:5004/auto/v2?duration=14400
All references to getting HDHR-3S streams suggest using an "http://" URL. And, it works with DVBlink in this manner.
I was able to get PseudoTV Live to play in XBMC Gotham using the following:
Works channel entry sample:
<setting id=“Channel_2_type” value=“8” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_1” value=“I2.10760.percdata.com” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“\HDHRPRIME\STRMS\v2.strm” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_3” value=“xmltv” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_rulecount” value=“1” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_changed” value=“False” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_time” value=“44968” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_rule_1_id” value=“1” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_rule_1_opt_1” value=“2 KTVU Fox” />
Streams file sample:
\HDHRPRIME\STRMS\v2.strm:
http://192.168.1.100:5004/auto/v2
Unforturnately, my Andriod 4.4.2 (kitkat)-based Beelink R89 ARM Server seems to have the channel being viewed "freeze" every 3-4 hours. This happens when I'm using LiveTV in the XBMC or the PseudoTV Live 0.6.2a add-on in XMBC Gotham. The HDHomerun Live TV 2015.5.22 add-on for XBMC does not have this problem. BUT, the HDHR Live TV app does not present more than a 1 day EPG. This is why I would LUV to use PTVL instead.
I would like to use the HDHomerun Live TV 2015.5.22 add-on with XBMC Gotham as the viewer. I just can't seem to peg the right format for the settings2.xml file in order to have this happen.
Can someone clarify or provide the proper configuration for this integration? Is it:
1) <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“hdhomerun://<ip_address>/blah-blah"
2) <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“hdhomerun://<FQDN>/blah-blah"
3) <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“hdhomerun://<HDHR-3_MAC_or_DeviceID>/blah-blah"
4) <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“http://<ip_address>/blah-blah"
5) <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“<absolute_strm-filename_path)"
6) <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“<absolute_mu3-filename_path)"
7) none of the above
I see that this entry can also be used, but I haven't tried it as I don't know if the smb://XXX is an IP address or an FQDN requiring DNS resolution:
_2" value="smb://XXX/Hdhomerun XBMC/NY1.strm" --- Direct strm file (currently only one tuner is supported)
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
TIA,
Cerafin
I have tried various configurations in order to get my HDHomerun Prime to work, correctly, with PseudoTV Live 0.6.2a using the HDHomerun Live TV 2015.5.22 add-on for XBMC Gotham. I have referred to all postings and web searched this topic to death. I have found the following:
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid1914025
settings2.xml formatting:
_type" value="8" --- LiveTV w/ XMLTV EPG Chtype
_1" value="I60159.labs.zap2it.com" --- Zapit XMLTV Channel ID found in your XMLTV file.
_2" ]value="hdhomerun://..." --- This is the source of your LiveTV stream; Examples include:
_2" value="hdhomerun://..." --- Direct Hdhomerun
<setting id="Channel_#_2" value="hdhomerun://xxxxxxxD-1/tuner1?channel=qam256:399000000&program=2" /> *for HDHomerun OTA ATSC Tuner
NO GO: <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“hdhomerun://192.168.1.100:5004/auto/v2” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_type” value=“8” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_1” “value=“I2.10760.percdata.com” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“hdhomerun://192.168.1.100:5004/auto/v2” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_3” value=“xmltv” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_rulecount” value=“1” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_changed” value=“False” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_time” value=“44968” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_rule_1_id” value=“1” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_rule_1_opt_1” “value=“2 KTVU Fox” />
NO GO: <setting id="Channel_2_2" value="http://192.168.1.100:5004/auto/v2" />
<setting id="Channel_2_type" value="8" />
<setting id="Channel_2_1" value="I2.10760.percdata.com" />
<setting id="Channel_2_2" value="http://192.168.1.100:5004/auto/v2" />
<setting id="Channel_2_3" value="xmltv" />
<setting id="Channel_2_rulecount" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_2_changed" value="False" />
<setting id="Channel_2_time" value="44968" />
<setting id="Channel_2_rule_1_id" value="1" />
<setting id="Channel_2_rule_1_opt_1" value="2 KTVU Fox" />
I am using DVBlink as the PVR backend. All I needed to interface my HDHomerun Prime to DVBlink was a .mu3 file:
DVBlink prime.mu3:
#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:2,KTVU Ch. 2
http://192.168.1.100:5004/auto/v2?duration=14400
All references to getting HDHR-3S streams suggest using an "http://" URL. And, it works with DVBlink in this manner.
I was able to get PseudoTV Live to play in XBMC Gotham using the following:
Works channel entry sample:
<setting id=“Channel_2_type” value=“8” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_1” value=“I2.10760.percdata.com” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“\HDHRPRIME\STRMS\v2.strm” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_3” value=“xmltv” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_rulecount” value=“1” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_changed” value=“False” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_time” value=“44968” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_rule_1_id” value=“1” />
<setting id=“Channel_2_rule_1_opt_1” value=“2 KTVU Fox” />
Streams file sample:
\HDHRPRIME\STRMS\v2.strm:
http://192.168.1.100:5004/auto/v2
Unforturnately, my Andriod 4.4.2 (kitkat)-based Beelink R89 ARM Server seems to have the channel being viewed "freeze" every 3-4 hours. This happens when I'm using LiveTV in the XBMC or the PseudoTV Live 0.6.2a add-on in XMBC Gotham. The HDHomerun Live TV 2015.5.22 add-on for XBMC does not have this problem. BUT, the HDHR Live TV app does not present more than a 1 day EPG. This is why I would LUV to use PTVL instead.
I would like to use the HDHomerun Live TV 2015.5.22 add-on with XBMC Gotham as the viewer. I just can't seem to peg the right format for the settings2.xml file in order to have this happen.
Can someone clarify or provide the proper configuration for this integration? Is it:
1) <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“hdhomerun://<ip_address>/blah-blah"
2) <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“hdhomerun://<FQDN>/blah-blah"
3) <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“hdhomerun://<HDHR-3_MAC_or_DeviceID>/blah-blah"
4) <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“http://<ip_address>/blah-blah"
5) <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“<absolute_strm-filename_path)"
6) <setting id=“Channel_2_2” value=“<absolute_mu3-filename_path)"
7) none of the above
I see that this entry can also be used, but I haven't tried it as I don't know if the smb://XXX is an IP address or an FQDN requiring DNS resolution:
_2" value="smb://XXX/Hdhomerun XBMC/NY1.strm" --- Direct strm file (currently only one tuner is supported)
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
TIA,
Cerafin