jevans04

I use the Daapd docker almost daily to play music in my house. But I only interface to it with the "Remote" app on my iPhone.

Buy a network based HdHomeRun, and you don't have to worry about pass thru, and drivers, and configuration, etc... Not worth trying to save a few bucks to use a USB tuner with unRAID if you are buying something new anyways.

Because the average person is lazy! No work ethic with today's youth.

I don't use the plugin, but I use the OpenVPN docker. And if I am outside my network and connect via VPN to the server, I have no issues accessing the DelugeVPN webgui.

Are you logged into Tvheadend with a user that has permission to record?

Several years ago when I first built my unRaid server, I had several WD Green drives that needed the idle timer adjusted. I was able to just use a precompiled file. I certainly didn't have to compile it myself. Not in front of my server right now so I can't see if the file is still on my flash drive, but I did find this with a quick search of the forums: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=40062.msg453869#msg453869

I believe I just used the default docker template. It is running in Host mode /music is mapped to my music folder on my server /config is mapped to a daapd subfolder in my appdata folder Maybe post a screen shot of the daapd docker config page along with the output of the docker run command when it installs.

I use this docker every day to stream music to various speakers around my house. I control it with the iPhone Remote app. No issues for me.

AFAIK we haven't given it any thought as the DVR stuff is very US/Homerun centric, and comskip and ffmpeg would need to be incorporated into the container themselves. It would be nice if there was a docker that just contained comskip and ffmpeg (and any other dependencies). Then you could just set it up to watch a folder for new recordings and put the processed video files into an output folder. Sickbeard or Sonar could then be configured watch the processed video folder.

The Plex DVR functionality is still in Beta. I fully expect Live TV support at some point (which I likely won't use much anyways). And there are a couple 3rd party plugins you can install in Plex to enable Live TV through a Channel. I already owned an HD Homerun device that I was using with the TVHeadend Docker. I will say that setting up the Plex DVR to record took about 2 minutes total time. Setting up TVHeadend took forever and not nearly as user friendly.

From the Plex DVR FAQ page: https://support.plex.tv/hc/en-us/articles/226463767-Frequently-Asked-Questions-DVR What about live TV or time-shifting? It is not currently possible to watch TV live or time-shift it before the recording has ended. Recordings must complete before they can be viewed. Live TV/time-shifting is an area in which we're interested. How do I configure and use Plex DVR? While recorded DVR programs can be viewed from any Plex app, scheduling recordings and DVR configuration can only be performed from within the Plex Web app. You can always access Plex Web at https://plex.tv/web and manage recordings, even when you're away from home.

thanks, good information. and thanks for not posting the version here. And thanks to you (and LS.io) for planning ahead and creating a Plex Docker Container that can run Beta versions of software!

Actually, to update to the Beta DVR version only requires setting the "Version" environmental variable to the Beta version number. Installed with no issues. I won't list the version number in this forum, but anyone with a PlexPass can access the Plex DVR Beta forum and find it there.

No way for a PlexPass user to manually download the file from the beta post and put somewhere in the docker container so it will be used during docker container startup?

Yeah, you don't need to do any "apt-gets". I set this up with no issues following the instructions from this post, expect I changed from PAM to local and created new user from the web GUI: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=43317.msg451171#msg451171