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Release HDHomeRun PVR native addon
#76
Milhouse tried to include this in Openelec Raspberry PI Dev build but failed with error. Does this need separate HDHomerun libraries to compile this? Any idea why this would be failing to compile for OE?

http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid2171822


Patch used:
http://sprunge.us/cZgg

Error:
http://sprunge.us/iYZY

Thank you
NPuser

Edit:

HDHomerun Pvr is now in Milhouse's build which a dev Openelec for Raspberry pi. Here is the post.


Thanks
NPuser
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#77
(2015-11-27, 19:36)npuser Wrote: Milhouse tried to include this in Openelec Raspberry PI Dev build but failed with error. Does this need separate HDHomerun libraries to compile this? Any idea why this would be failing to compile for OE?

http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid2171822


Patch used:
http://sprunge.us/cZgg

Error:
http://sprunge.us/iYZY

Thank you
NPuser

Edit:

HDHomerun Pvr is now in Milhouse's build which a dev Openelec for Raspberry pi. Here is the post.


Thanks
NPuser

libhdhomerun-dev is a major pain for sure. I should have added to the source instead of downloading/finding the libraries Smile

You can install libhdhomerun-dev with apt-get install libhdhomerun-dev, but make sure it is the >=20150826 version. (On Ubuntu it is only 2014...)
My cmake environment downloads libhdhomerun and builds it on the fly, but you can use http://pkgs.org/ to find deb file for the latest libhdhomerun-dev.
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#78
Thank you zcsizmadia.
I edited the post above to say it is working now.

The HDHomerun Pvr is now in Openelec Dev build - Milhouse's build. Here is the post.

http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid2172370


Here is his merge to master - https://github.com/OpenELEC/OpenELEC.tv/pull/4469


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NPuser
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#79
Record damnit! Record!Smile
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#80
(2015-11-30, 04:16)Wagg Wrote: Record damnit! Record!Smile

I would like to see two record options added to this plugin, the free kind (rtmpdump) and the available pay pvr service from hdhomerun.

I think the free alternative lives up to the spirit of the Kodi project.
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#81
(2015-11-07, 19:47)zcsizmadia Wrote: Unfortunately the addon relies on the guide given by the HDHomeRun tuner.

it doesn't have too, it would be easy to add support for user supplied xmltv file and data available from services like Scheduledirect.

hdhr only pulls a few hours worth of data... not very useful for the "hardcore" user.

BTW thanks for the great work
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#82
(2015-12-01, 23:40)Lunatixz Wrote:
(2015-11-07, 19:47)zcsizmadia Wrote: Unfortunately the addon relies on the guide given by the HDHomeRun tuner.

it doesn't have too, it would be easy to add support for user supplied xmltv file and data available from services like Scheduledirect.

hdhr only pulls a few hours worth of data... not very useful for the "hardcore" user.

BTW thanks for the great work

+1 for native schedules direct integration (like what NextPVR supports). This would be nothing short of amazing.....especially for us ClearQam users. I find the guide data from SiliconDust inaccurate in more than a few spot on a Comcast source.
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#83
I currently use MythTV & Schedules Direct. One thing that is a problem is that if a network shifts the start time for a TV show because of a game or something that runs long, the recording is never rescheduled, unlike how a DVR using satelite handles it. Not sure if there is a solution for that, but it's a downside of using SD.
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#84
(2015-12-01, 23:40)Lunatixz Wrote:
(2015-11-07, 19:47)zcsizmadia Wrote: Unfortunately the addon relies on the guide given by the HDHomeRun tuner.

it doesn't have too, it would be easy to add support for user supplied xmltv file and data available from services like Scheduledirect.

hdhr only pulls a few hours worth of data... not very useful for the "hardcore" user.

BTW thanks for the great work

+1 for native schedules direct integration (like what NextPVR supports). This would be nothing short of amazing.....especially for us ClearQam users. I find the guide data from SiliconDust inaccurate in more than a few spot on a Comcast source.
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#85
BTW, for some reason whenever I put my box into suspend or I let it go for long periods of time the Guide (not the channel mode) doesn't get updated. In order to update it I have to reboot my box.
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#86
(2015-12-05, 02:59)Wagg Wrote: BTW, for some reason whenever I put my box into suspend or I let it go for long periods of time the Guide (not the channel mode) doesn't get updated. In order to update it I have to reboot my box.

I believe it is some Kodi issue. If your guide is just a blank screen, switch the guide groups (there are 3 builtin, HD, SD and All). It will refresh the guide. The reason I yhink it is Kodi issue, because in the channels list the current guide entry is there, or in the full screen mode when you watch TV.
Hope it helps.
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#87
(2015-12-01, 23:36)Lunatixz Wrote:
(2015-11-30, 04:16)Wagg Wrote: Record damnit! Record!Smile

I would like to see two record options added to this plugin, the free kind (rtmpdump) and the available pay pvr service from hdhomerun.

I think the free alternative lives up to the spirit of the Kodi project.

How about using cron and the wget command? Seems like the easiest route for UPnP-capable HDHR tuners. Then again, I'm not a programmer...

My original suggestion
HDHomerun HTTP Development Guide
Feature Debut in SiliconDust Forum
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#88
(2015-12-01, 23:40)Lunatixz Wrote:
(2015-11-07, 19:47)zcsizmadia Wrote: Unfortunately the addon relies on the guide given by the HDHomeRun tuner.

it doesn't have too, it would be easy to add support for user supplied xmltv file and data available from services like Scheduledirect.

hdhr only pulls a few hours worth of data... not very useful for the "hardcore" user.

BTW thanks for the great work

At that point, how is this add-on functionally different from IPTV-Simple? I suppose it would provide the option of using the HDHR guide, but otherwise?
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#89
Thanks again for all the hard work. I am using this guide as my main way of watching OTA TV. Outside of the deinterlace bug everything is perfect. Really annoying having to turn on/off deinterlacing all the time.Sad
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#90
I may possibly be stupid, but I cannot find a Windows version of this install anywhere? The Github page(s) seem to have been deleted and it doesn't seem to be available through the Kodi repositories. Am I missing something?
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