2016-07-20, 22:03
Hi,
I'm new to this forum and I hope I am posting this in the proper area.
I currently have a Windows 7 media center which communicates to both my Silicon Dust HDHR and HDHR Prime w/ cable card. (I have 2 boxes 5 tuners in total)
This setup has worked great for years, but with support dwindling for media center and win7 I thought it would be time for a change.
I purchased a Pi 3 and installed openELEC Kodi on it, works great for streaming, but I want to have the same DVR functionality that my Windows media center has.
This is where I get lost...
I read that I need to go to my add-on's and select the PVR options (however its missing) and I can't enable TV support until I complete the first step.
I am guessing I need to install some kind of PVR/DVR server engine (like MythTV <- which supports my HDHR tuners) and the corresponding client add-on.
I just can't
A - Figure out how
B - Can the Pi 3 handle it?
If someone out there has a similar setup and has it working please let me know what you did..
Thank you,
Joe
I'm new to this forum and I hope I am posting this in the proper area.
I currently have a Windows 7 media center which communicates to both my Silicon Dust HDHR and HDHR Prime w/ cable card. (I have 2 boxes 5 tuners in total)
This setup has worked great for years, but with support dwindling for media center and win7 I thought it would be time for a change.
I purchased a Pi 3 and installed openELEC Kodi on it, works great for streaming, but I want to have the same DVR functionality that my Windows media center has.
This is where I get lost...
I read that I need to go to my add-on's and select the PVR options (however its missing) and I can't enable TV support until I complete the first step.
I am guessing I need to install some kind of PVR/DVR server engine (like MythTV <- which supports my HDHR tuners) and the corresponding client add-on.
I just can't
A - Figure out how
B - Can the Pi 3 handle it?
If someone out there has a similar setup and has it working please let me know what you did..
Thank you,
Joe