Rick Gillyon

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.

It never shows the IP, but if you specify the fixed IP it uses it. It works for me.

Appdata Backup v1 is still available with the old behaviour.

Setting up Plex DVR with two types of input, so I need to select 2 different EPGs. Can I create 2 instances of the docker on separate IPs, so I can add 2 "tuners"?

Configuration->General->Base:

Weird. Removed, re-added. Same problem. Then Check for Updates, same problem. Click on the Docker icon, notice there's an Update option there, after doing that it's fine. Thanks!

No, it checks for updates then comes back the same. If I remove will I retain my appdata?

Sabnzbd updated on Friday, and after restarting I was getting an error when trying to access it via the browser: Access denied - Hostname verification failed Was working fine before the update. Nothing I changed helped, I couldn't start the interface from browser with http://unraidpvr:8083/ like normal. I hadn't realised I was on the unstable branch, so I edited the container to take away "unstable" and after restarting, I could get in once again. All is working as it should except that the "version" section on the Docker tab looks like this: Any ideas? For either problem... Docker properties currently look like this:

Far right of the Docker tab.

Thanks, I reinstalled v1 already. My only worry is if it stops working in a future unRAID build, and isn't being maintained any longer.

Thanks for this, but it would be great if there was an option to create the full file/folder structure like the old version instead of a tar. Changes on my server backup are also backed up online, so this version could be expensive...

Yep, that's easy. Unfortunately one of mine is DVB-T and the other DVB-C, so it was a bit of a PITA telling which is which. No bother for you.