Rick Gillyon

You need to wait for Binhex to release an update. Unless you have a version label specified in your docker, e.g. binhex/arch-plexpass:1.14.1.5488-1-01 - then you need to change the tag to latest to get updates.

Thanks, I already did that, it's fixed my problem so far. 👏

Running the latest version on 6.7.0-rc5, Plex is constantly using over 40% of memory. That's over 6.5GB. Even when it's doing no recordings, plays or transcoding. Does this seem right or is there a problem? Edit: I've had my server maxing out CPU and memory and needing reboot every few days for the last few weeks, could this be caused by the new Plex version with the transcode problems?

I'm getting this error with "This Week" for the last couple of weeks. Tried reinstalling the docker, clearing cache. Mylar works, just this one page is a problem. Any ideas? 500 Internal Server Error The server encountered an unexpected condition which prevented it from fulfilling the request. Traceback (most recent call last): File "/app/mylar/lib/cherrypy/_cprequest.py", line 670, in respond response.body = self.handler() File "/app/mylar/lib/cherrypy/lib/encoding.py", line 217, in __call__ self.body = self.oldhandler(*args, **kwargs) File "/app/mylar/lib/cherrypy/_cpdispatch.py", line 61, in __call__ return self.callable(*self.args, **self.kwargs) File "/app/mylar/mylar/webserve.py", line 1610, in pullist repoll = self.manualpull(weeknumber=weekinfo['weeknumber'],year=weekinfo['year']) File "/app/mylar/mylar/webserve.py", line 1897, in manualpull weeklypull.pullit() File "/app/mylar/mylar/weeklypull.py", line 359, in pullit comicnm = issname[1] IndexError: list index out of range UPDATE: Found the answer on the Mylar forums, make sure your alt_pull value in the config.ini is set to 2

TVHProxy is only a tuner proxy. So when you tell Plex to record something, it records it via TVH and puts it in a library. If you record things directly in TVH and want that to appear in Plex, share the recordings folder to Plex and add it as a Library in Plex.

Thanks, but that's not exactly what I'm looking for unless I've misunderstood. I want to prioritize HEVC but still allow it to download x264 if no x265 is available.

Anyone know if there's a docker similar to Sonarr that allows you to prioritise x265/HEVC? I've been searching without any joy...

That's not how I have /dev/dvb. In Advanced View of the docker:

No need to scan or add muxes. Make sure your view level is Expert and set Service ID to 1. Untick Scan After Creation and Idle Scan, tick Skip Startup Scan. That way it'll add all the muxes without scanning.

Create a new folder in appdata/tvheadend called data drop the m3u in there Add Automatic IPTV network address is file:///config/data/filename.m3u

Another option is to add heat sinks to your nvmes.

I think the network type on this, TVH and Plex should be br0. No idea if it'll help, I couldn't get that docker working and went back to tvhproxy.

Give it time. ?

Certainly it has a lot of pauses and spinning circles on live TV, not a great solution.

You need to enable Dockerhub searching in CA Settings: Then when search finds nothing hit the Dockerhub link:

In setup it may tell you the proxy is not found, but it's still there and works. Mine shows: but it is working. EPG comes from Plex not tvhe.

IP:Port. Plex, tvhe and tvhProxy all need to be in br0 mode.

I'm using binhex-plexpass. Maybe that's the difference?

Which Plex docker are you using?

You're certain nothing else has grabbed that IP? No firewall/security that would block it?

Only difference I can see there is that you have a password on tvhe. No idea if it makes a difference though.

You have the channels configured in tvhe? Obviously it doesn't really need to scan. I don't remember this stage, it was a few weeks ago...

It never shows anything in network, doesn't stop it working. It always uses the same ports, as it says in the container: "Port 80: Must be export as Port 80 Port 5004: Must be export as Port 5004" This is what the container does by default, no need to add, and you add it in Plex as 192.168.1.nn:5004. Once added Plex often says it's not found, but it still works.

Comparing to mine, you seem to have extra settings in tvhProxy - I don't have any host ports defined. Also, it may be worth trying it without username/password on tvhe.

I don't know why you would need a VM, tvhProxy and tvHeadend both work as dockers. This one works fine, you need to provide more information.