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@Hoopster first report we've heard of this. I've just updated my container and it's worked fine. If you have backups, I believe you can just restore the sqlite db file.

Protip, if you don't want TVH to break randomly, don't use the latest tag, use `release-4.2`.

@nuhll Not a container issue, more android app issue, I experienced this aswell. Once I've re-opened the app, it detects what it missed and continues to work. Report it directly to Nextcloud.

This support thread is for unraid users only. Please submit this as an issue on our github repo for TVHeadend, Thanks.

Good luck waiting for the rebuild as that won't work. Read my post again.

It'll get rebuilt tonight in our weekly refresh, but this won't install the latest version when you update the container. Just read through this on how to upgrade:

This support thread is only for users that run unraid. As you are trying to use the kodi-headless-arm64 image, please submit an issue to the github repo or pop over to our discord. Thanks

You aren't using our container - you're using binhex's - please goto his thread for support.

Increase the memory usage within the hydra2 settings page.

the MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD variable can be used to put a basic password in which then allows you to login to mariadb and administrate MariaDB correctly (setting up security/dedicated users etc)

You've answered your own question

You are clearly using the root account of mariadb rather than the user you are told to setup in our guide. You'll also find there is probably security on each user that you can only access them from certain hosts/ip's - again this is mentioned in the guide on our blog.

This is more of an issue with the fix common problems plugin rather than our container.

Hard to do anything about this if you aren't providing any logs/examples of this happening. If you are having issues with the Plex TVH plugin, you need to seek support from the plugin developer, not us. Just an FYI, I've never seen an issue with tvheadend leaving a channel stream open, possibly something to do with your hardware? My setup is a Digitbit R1 Network Tuner which is controlled by TVHeadend and the content is viewed via Kodi and it's TVHeadend PVR plugin.

It's the client that deals with this, not the server. For example, on dsub for android, you can cast audio to chromecast devices. I would check to see what clients there are on iOS that have airplay support.

Yep. When I setup mine, I started a fresh container > copied fresh profile to my windows kodi install > loaded up kodi and configured > copied back to kodi-headless.

To get trakt working with kodi-headless, create/setup a kodi profile on a normal install and copy the contents of the profile over to kodi-headless.

I would say this is an issue with the TVHeadend Plugin with Emby rather than an issue with our docker container. Best to get support over at the emby forums.

@jrdnlc worth trying to export your data from the other container you used then importing it into a fresh version of our container? not much else we can suggest.

Probably should've taken a backup of your data. Maybe try starting the container from fresh?

If you are using a SAT>IP device with tvheadend, you need it set to host, Otherwise use bridge.

Could you try the release-4.2 branch of TVH? I believe there is a bug in the latest versions of TVH that stop's clients from seeing the recordings.

This isn't our container, you are using a binhex container. Please go to that thread for support.

Some information on docker run command / template setup would help

Yep, I use this with a remote sftp host and no problems there. You might find its something to do with the remote unraid host.