2015-12-06, 07:54
I don't know of any broadcasters using h265 10 bit.
(2015-12-06, 08:23)wrxtasy Wrote: And then you need a new 10-bit display panel to take advantage of it anyway. Its all very well having the decoding Hardware but you need the rest of the Hardware all along the chain to take advantage of it.
(2015-12-06, 06:27)Stevio Wrote: An old PC's not a solution (more a fire hazard) but it means more abandoning android and getting an atom PC if any come with HDMI 2a at least, but the Android would do h265 10 bit.
(2015-12-07, 08:44)wrxtasy Wrote: This will be of interest for those that want to run a DIY 4 Tuner setup using any cheap OpenELEC TvHeadend backend server (like the GigaE equipped ODROID C1+) in combo with HDHomeRun Networked tuners:
http://openelec.tv/forum/79-tvheadend/74...t=0#130572
Quote:HDHomeRun is a TV tuner for computers – Ethernet attached
Quote:MythTV is the leading DVR application for Linux and includes full HDHomeRun support. No kernel space drivers to install – just select HDHomeRun from the tuner list and run a channel scan.
(2015-12-07, 11:19)wrxtasy Wrote: Hang about, HDHomeRun tuners dispensed with all that nonsense as they are Networked tuners.
(2015-12-07, 12:41)wrxtasy Wrote: Yes agreed, I did not talk about the cost, just what was possible.
Quote:As for a nightly bug fix, and a TvHeadend backend update for the C1 and OpenELEC, I believe this would be what you are looking for:
http://build.mycvh.de/Tvh/
Just use the WeTek Play versions, as the OpenELEC distro I use links in and uses all the common OpenELEC WeTek Play unofficial stuff anyways.
Enjoy
(2015-12-07, 12:41)wrxtasy Wrote: Yes agreed, I did not talk about the cost, just what was possible.
As for a nightly bug fix, and a TvHeadend backend update for the C1 and OpenELEC, I believe this would be what you are looking for:
http://build.mycvh.de/Tvh/
Just use the WeTek Play versions, as the OpenELEC distro I use links in and uses all the common OpenELEC WeTek Play unofficial stuff anyways.
Enjoy
(2015-12-09, 04:05)wrxtasy Wrote: Nice work, glad I could help.
Sounds like a cost effective, competent TvHeadend server - Quad, DVB-S2 Tuner. combo