Maginos

Hi @ich777 and sorry for bothering you again. Unfortunately not all of my TV channels work normally in tvheadend. One channel (Sport1 in specific) shows laggy picture and interrupted sound. Please find the log output in the annex. All other channels work as expected. In the vm I have the same problem. Can you also help me with this? Thank you again for your help! Tvheadend_log.txt

@Zilched I think it should be possible to run weewx under unraid by allowing "additional search results from Docker hub". Go to Apps, Settings (left) and set " Enable additional search results from dockerHub:" to yes. When you search then for "weewx" in the apps tab, it shows "No matching applications found", but above that, you have the option "Click Here To Get More Results From DockerHub". If you click on that, you should see a lot of different weewx images. Unfortunately, the guy, who made the most popular weewx docker container, jgoerzen, wrote in his documentation, that his docker container allows only rsync and ssh for the upload. Since I'm restricted to FTP(S) upload from my hosting provider, I can not use rsync unfortunately. So I have to look for other containers, but maybe this helps you.

@killeriq Were you able to install weewx in unraid? Of course one could create a small vm on e. g. dietpi base and install weewx there, but the solution we'd prefer would be the docker container.

Ok, thank you very much! It actually works pretty good, much better than on the raspi.

Works like a charm! Thank you very much for your help! Do you think it was necessary to install the plugin or would it have also worked with the correct path for the adapter under unraid 6.8.3?

Please see below. I also posted a screenshot from my system devices. Yes The output is: "ls: cannot access '/dev/dvb': No such file or directory"

Yes. Please see screenshot in the annex. Screenshot in the annex. I know, that some I2C errors are "normal", maybe also this one? In the docker container no, in the vm yes. yes USB2.0

@ich777 and @alturismo: Thank you for your replies, here's what I did: -Upgrade unraid to 6.9.0 beta and install the dvb plugin -passthrough the adapter with the two different methods to the docker container --> did not help, no adapter found -passthrough the adapter to the vm --> did not help, still picture errors, output of dmesg see annex The signal should not be the problem, since I have TVH running absolutely fine on a raspberry pi. If its possible, I would like to switch to the docker container, the vm with dietpi is just a "workaround" and for the best I know, closest to a docker container. The cable is actually not the problem, I tested it with the raspberry pi and I get 1080p streams without any issue. @ich777 what do you mean with passing the card through in the vm manager? how do I do that? dmesg

Hi ich777 and thank your for creating this plugin. I would like to use a Technotrend AG TT-connect S2-3600 USB DVB-S adapter in a TVHeadend docker, but unfortunately it doesn't work as expected. Unraid detects the adapter, but in TVH, it doesn't work as expected. In the docker container, the adapter is not found, although I tried two different methods of passing it through. I also set up a dietpi vm and there, the adapter is recognized and mounted to /dev/dvb, but the stream is not fluent and shows picture errors. Do you think, that this adapter will work normally, when I install your plugin? I checked the support for this adapter under Libreelec and it seems, that this adapter is supported. So can I then expected full compatibility after installing your plugin? Currently I'm on version 6.8.3, so I have to wait for 6.9.0. Thank you for your help! Greetings maginos

Hi guys, I have a question on the following behavior of my GPU. I have a AMD HD 6870 (i7-860, MB: Asus P7P55D, latest version of unRAID), which I passthrough to a WIN 10 VM. When I boot the unRAID server, the GPU fans are quiet and also when I start the VM. But after I shut down the VM, the GPU fans ramp up and go to their maximum. This behavior can only be solved by starting a VM or rebooting the unRAID server. This is not only related to the WIN 10 VM, but also to other VMs, which have this GPU passthroughed. Here in the forum, I found this thread, which perfectly describes my observations, unfortunately the solution was to replace the graphics card. In WIN 10, the graphics card is recognized by the device manager and no error occurs. In Linux Mint I get the message, that there's no hardware acceleration, but the card is recognized correctly. So if I shutdown WIN 10 and LM, the GPU fans ramp up, but if I shutdown for example a Xubuntu VM, the fans stay quiet. For whatever reason. Has anyone any idea, what I could do? Thank you very much for your help! Maginos