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  1. Timeout? I have no clue what you are talking about... Maybe he is talking about this from there main page. All features (including Blu-ray decryption and processing) are free during BETA ? He might indeed mean trial period Do you mean that you have to change the registration key every now and then sparkly?
  2. The files created seems to have the cdrom group instead of users after I did some stuff to get the right permissions so users doesn't have to change permissions in unRaid I'll try to fix this soon.
  3. Timeout? I have no clue what you are talking about...
  4. Changelog 18.01.2016 - Updated to version 1.9.9. 31.12.2015 - Updated to version 1.9.8. 06.10.2015 - Changed from package to compiling MakeMKV. Also added ffmpeg 2.8 so MakeMKV supports Dolby Atmos. - Updated to version 1.9.7. 26.07.2015 - Fixed permissions on written files. Edit: Not fixed after all. Seems MakeMKV only wants to write files with 644 permission. 24.07.2015 - Initial Release 24a.07.2015 - Changed the nobody user back to primary group "users".
  5. MakeMKV-RDP Container Description MakeMKV is a tool for ripping Blu-ray and DVDs. www.makemkv.com This container is based on Hurricanes dockergui container with both RDP and WEB interface support. Configuration Ports Fill in the rdp and WEB interface ports you want in the Port section of the template. Remember to NOT change the containerport! Resolution You can change the resolution in the Environment section to whatever you want. Volume mapping /config is the folder where MakeMKV saves it's settings. Where you save this on unRaid is up to you, but it should be on a cache only share. /UnRaid is where you map the folder you want to save you MKVs. Remember to change to the /unRaid folder in the settings of MakeMKV as the default location of saving MKVs. If you forget this you will fill up your docker.img! Adding a DVD/BD-ROM Because MakeMKV changed how drives are detected, you need to figure out which device nodes is your DVD/BD-ROM. Use the below command and find your DVD/BD-ROM. lsscsi -g The output will look like this: root@unXeon:~# lsscsi -g [0:0:0:0] disk SanDisk Cruzer Fit 1.27 /dev/sda /dev/sg0 [2:0:0:0] disk ATA Samsung SSD 850 1B6Q /dev/sdb /dev/sg1 [3:0:0:0] disk ATA OCZ-TRION100 11.2 /dev/sdc /dev/sg2 [5:0:0:0] cd/dvd ASUS BW-16D1HT 3.01 /dev/sr0 /dev/sg3 [6:0:0:0] disk ATA TOSHIBA HDWD130 ACF0 /dev/sdd /dev/sg4 [7:0:0:0] cd/dvd ATAPI iHOS104 WL0G /dev/sr1 /dev/sg5 root@unXeon:~# After finding your device, labeled cd/dvd in the second column, add the below to the extra parameters field. You need both the /dev/sg* and /dev/sr*. Substitute the * with the actual number of your drive from the above command. --device=/dev/sg* --device=/dev/sr* Adding the container If you want to use this container you have to add the text below to the template repositories box on the Docker page or search for the container in Community Applications. https://github.com/tobbenb/docker-containers/tree/templates Adding the registration key If you can not paste the registration key in MakeMKV, you have to add it to the settings.conf file in the config folder of the appdata folder. Add the text below at the end of the file and paste the registration key inside the " ". app_Key = "" Now save the file and restart the container by clicking the MakeMKV-RDP icon and choosing restart. You should now have a working MakeMKV without limitations. The latest key for MakeMKV can be found at this address http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1053
  6. Your CPU still have to do all the work. RAM is only storage, no processing going on there.
  7. My wife's been gone for the weekend also. So it was either do some programming, or yardwork. I elected programming (and will probably get yelled at for not doing the yardwork later on today) I would suggest you buy a goat to do the yard work
  8. I do not think so. It is most likely connected internally on the motherboard to a com port.
  9. What is a CIR header? Infrared? I would guess it is serial based, so you might be able to use this for passing through <hostdev mode='capabilities' type='misc'> <source> <char>/dev/ttyS0</char> </source> </hostdev> Where /dev/ttyS0 is the device you are passing through. You will have to change it to match your device. I do not know if this will work, but hopefully it does
  10. I was just about to post parts of that line for you to try, after digging around in the back of my mind
  11. Not really. The 5450 ( It might be 6450) works in the first pcie slot. You should not worry about the fact that unraid uses the card for the console as unraid doesn't bind the card. When unraid starts the VM it does the binding to vfio automatically and switches the card to the VM. I haven't really read through your thread, so I'm not sure what your problem is. But it might be that your motherboard doesn't fully support iommu.
  12. You can pass through the card even though unraid outputs to the card after stubbing it. It works with my hardware. From what I know there isn't any reason to hide the card from unraid as unraid doesn't load any drivers for it. What is your build though? Also, include any relevant BIOS settings that had to be changed. I used Version 6.0.0. I have a Gigabyte ds3p motherboard and a Gainward gtx 760 and 5450 that I don't remember the brand of. I only had to enable the iommu option in the BIOS. The gtx 760 only works when in the second pcie slot, but I'm not sure if its the motherboard or the gtx that is the problem. I did put some options for iommu in my syslinux.cfg, but I'm away on vacation and my PC is turned off, so can't check until next week.
  13. You can pass through the card even though unraid outputs to the card after stubbing it. It works with my hardware. From what I know there isn't any reason to hide the card from unraid as unraid doesn't load any drivers for it.
  14. You can try to install the nerdpack as it has the package included. http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=37541.0 Since this problem is in unmenu the right place to ask is in the unmenu thread I guess. And no need to post multiple threads about the same problem I have the same download error, so the link might be down.
  15. But no more changes after you got the error message? What happens if you try to create a new VM?
  16. Of course it has nothing to do with the device you are trying to pass through.. Just me being blind. Are you trying to edit the XML file through the webgui or command line? It looks like you might have a problem with the domain.img file that contains the VM settings. You can try to copy the XML you need and then rename the domain.img file so a new one is created. If I remember correctly you have to deactivate libvirt in settings before you rename domain.img.
  17. Can you show me the line from Tools --> system devices --> PCI devices for the tuner?
  18. This is from TVheadend log, I think that it's related to permissions: Unable to create dir "/recordings/This Is BBC Four": Permission denied Who is the owner of the recordings folder on the HDD? As far as I know this plugin only mounts the disk, so it has to be wrong permissions set on the folder created on the HDD. Hi Saarg This sorted it: newperms /path/to/mounted/drive/ Thanks Good [emoji1]
  19. This is from TVheadend log, I think that it's related to permissions: Unable to create dir "/recordings/This Is BBC Four": Permission denied Who is the owner of the recordings folder on the HDD? As far as I know this plugin only mounts the disk, so it has to be wrong permissions set on the folder created on the HDD.
  20. If I remember correctly this is a known issue for Limetech. It pushed some users over the max disk limit. I do not find the thread about it though.
  21. Requirement? What's that? There are two of us (wife & I) ... and we actually don't watch much TV. But we do record a lot so we CAN watch it if we decide to [often don't watch a new series until near the end of the season & friends have mentioned what a great new series it is]. We record just about all prime time shows "just because". While we never actually record 8 things at once, I DO set all recordings to start 2 min early and end 10 minutes late (and an hour late on weekends so any sports overrun doesn't result in missing the end). So, for example, if we have 2 things set to record at once; and 2 more the next hour; those will use 4 tuners. On rare occasions there might be 4 things recording at once ... so if there are any recordings before or after those we can easily get to 6 or 7 tuners in use. But I guess the real reason I put 8 tuners in (4 dual tuner Hauppauge 2250's) is "just because" -- I have 4 available PCIe slots, so I simply filled them As for getting quad tuners ... I actually bought a Ceton 6-tuner cablecard tuner; but our provider (Time Warner) marks EVERYTHING (even network channels) as Copy Once ... so you can't watch recorded content on any other system unless you use extenders. Wasn't interested in that restriction, so I sent it back & just added a couple more Hauppauge cards. Used Beyond TV for a lot of years, but a few years ago switched to Windows 7 Media Center, which works nicely (as long as you add Tuner Salad to eliminate the restriction on the # of tuners). This also lets you use any other PC as an extender, by simply running WMC on it and pointing the "recording directory" to the shared folder on the main HTPC. Recording storage is effectively unlimited -- if it starts to get full I just add more Currently have 12TB in the HTPC, which is backed up nightly to one of my UnRAID servers. Just in case there's no recorded TV we want to watch, I've got over 4,000 movies on my media center to choose from as well And many might think that for 2 people I have a "small" overkill in my computing resources as well ... 3 UnRAID servers [Media, Aux, and Backup]; 5 HTPC's (one main one with the tuners that runs 24/7; 4 others at each of our other TVs); 2 desktops (mine & wife's); 2 extra systems in our guest bedrooms [wouldn't want a guest to not have access to the internet or our recorded TV & movies ]; and 3 laptops. You normally don't need that many tuners even though you record a lot. Often the channels are grouped together on the same frequency meaning you can record all of the channels using only one tuner Do you use cable, satellite or over the air signals?
  22. I have 10 containers and none have that option. Can others please confirm? Thanks, John Might help to clear the browser cache?
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