2012-09-25, 01:38
I think that openelec should be mentioned in the pvr wiki page,
pvr backend servers (tvheadend and vdr) included as services in openelec,
real easy to enable these servers from xbmc interface, this gives a user a full pvr solution with minimum configs.
(although my belief is that the best approach would include a dedicated backend server, separated from the client)
To instal vdr on ubuntu the easiest way would be using yavdr repository at https://launchpad.net/~yavdr, preferable the more updated testing-vdr ppa.
Compiling & installing vdr on arch linux with ArchVDR team packages is real easy https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/VDR, I would definitely recommend taking this path if you're willing to install arch linux.
pvr backend servers (tvheadend and vdr) included as services in openelec,
real easy to enable these servers from xbmc interface, this gives a user a full pvr solution with minimum configs.
(although my belief is that the best approach would include a dedicated backend server, separated from the client)
To instal vdr on ubuntu the easiest way would be using yavdr repository at https://launchpad.net/~yavdr, preferable the more updated testing-vdr ppa.
Compiling & installing vdr on arch linux with ArchVDR team packages is real easy https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/VDR, I would definitely recommend taking this path if you're willing to install arch linux.
