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Posts posted by Rick Gillyon
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6.4.0 stable is the latest.
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2 minutes ago, s.Oliver said:
still on 6205 (need to sell that one first)
do we have to expect bigger changes or non-working situations? got a few friends which will get an unRAID/TVH-solution soon.
Are you sure you need a 6209? I was thinking of it but when I checked, TVHE only tunes a mux once and serves as many streams as it needs from that mux. We only have 6 muxes and only 3 in common usage, so even though I have up to 8 things recording from different channels, I never use more than 3 tuners anyway. A huge improvement over my last software.
6.4.0 running well here.
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Wow, that's a lot of money in spares! When I built my system I made a cost decision to go with a 4TB parity drive, which I'm sort of regretting now. I'll pick up a spare in Jan when I have more money... when I MIGHT have more money.
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Is this error expected too? Does this just mean unRAID is reporting the drive's SMART errors despite it not being in the array any longer?
Event: unRAID device sdf SMART health [198] Subject: Warning [UNRAIDPVR] - offline uncorrectable is 1 Description: WDC_WD40EZRX-00SPEB0_WD-WCC4E1962806 (sdf) Importance: warning
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Thanks, but if I shut it down for 4 days there would be trouble, as it hosts SageTV. Lots of complaints.
So you have a brand new, tested drive waiting? I'll have to think about that when I've recovered from the pain of buying this one. It just seems wrong to have a warranty running down with the gear not being used.
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Running with it unassigned, and now have this message, is this normal? Named disk is the one removed...
Event: unRAID device sdf SMART health [197] Subject: Warning [UNRAIDPVR] - current pending sector is 1 Description: WDC_WD40EZRX-00SPEB0_WD-WCC4E1962806 (sdf) Importance: warning
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Cheers. It has the most free space, so the array will write and read it more than the others I suppose. I'll unassign and cross my fingers...
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Thanks. So what would be lowest-risk? Leaving the faulty drive in place, array protected by parity, or parity emulating the disk?
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Thanks. It'll take a few days for the replacement to get here, what's the safest way to operate in the meantime? I'd prefer the array not to use that disk, but retain the data. If I spin it down will it serve the data from parity until the new disk goes in?
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9 hours ago, johnnie.black said:
I'd run an extended SMART test, if it passes replace cables just to rule them out and keep an eye on it, any more errors replace it.
Thanks for the help. Extended test (report attached) failed with:
# 1 Extended offline Completed: read failure 50% 28803 4018645416
I take it this means it needs replaced?
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One of the hdds in my array is showing 464 errors. Diagnostics and Smart Report are attached, can anyone help me out with what I should do? The errored drive is a 3-yr-old drive from my old system which I pre-cleared before adding to the array, been in the array a couple of weeks.
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11 hours ago, saarg said:
If sagetv supports sat/IP, then sagetv will tell tvheadend which channel to tune.
When you set tvheadend as the sat/IP source in sagetv it should get a channel list from tvheadend.
No, SageTV doesn't support sat/IP, just tuners and a very limited implementation of network encoders.
I would be relying on a SageTV plugin in a docker to handle it, but I don't think it does. I think I'd have to set up a tuner/lineup in Sage for every channel.
We'll see if one of the plugin guys answers my question.
Loving tvheadend btw, don't even need oscam!
Update: All now working with tvheadend as back end to SageTV. Hopefully it's stable... Thanks for the help!
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Apparently I need to run "tv_grab_zz_sdjson --configure" to configure my grabber, but I can't find it...
Can someone point me in its direction?
Edit: Worked it out:
docker exec -it tvheadend tv_grab_zz_sdjson --configure
It's a whole new world...
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4 minutes ago, saarg said:
Or just use tvheadend for everything
Tvheadend should be able to handle all of your tuners and then use sat/IP to send it to SageTV.
Only worry is how SageTV tells tvheadend what to tune. I'm looking into it...
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23 minutes ago, saarg said:
Well... We have an oscam and tvheadend docker Tvheadend can be a sat/IP server if SageTV supports it.
I have not tried SageTV, but it needs a plugin to connect to oscam?
Yeah, OSCam was never part of the program. So I could set up tvheadend with all tuners, send them via sat/IP to Sage (well, actually another Sage plugin)? It seems like a neater solution than non-working VMs anyway. I'll check it out.
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2 minutes ago, CHBMB said:
Passing through is the VM equivalent. One thing to try, is use a stock Unraid build, not a DVB one, see if that makes a difference. It shouldn't as you're stubbing it. But worth a shot
Thanks, I'll try. The way things are going I'll have built this machine as my pvr but all the tuners will still be in the old one.
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2 minutes ago, CHBMB said:
Sorry mate, I haven't passed through a tuner for a very long time. This is the only info I have on passing through a TV tuner to Windows. When I did it, it worked fine, but that's 2 and a half years ago now.
Thanks, I had looked at that thread along with hundreds of others, but they all seem outdated now. If you stub the devices they are selectable in the gui setting up the VM, and it puts the XML in for you. Unless it means I shouldn't stub but just put the XML in?
There's no equivalent to the "--device=/dev/dvb/" for VMs?
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Just now, saarg said:
A little bit more info would be nice. We might manage to find alternatives.
Sorry. UK cable TV (V1rgin Media) paid sub is scrambled, goes into TBS 6205 DVB-C. Current Windows 10 system uses SageTV and a SageTV plugin (DVB Decrypter) with OSCam and card sharing. I don't really want to move from SageTV.
Have set up this new unRAID system with SageTV Docker, running well for DVB-T with TBS 6284, but can't just add the TBS 6205 because it's scrambled and the OScam plugin is Windows-only. So my idea was to set up a VM with another SageTV Windows setup to use as a network encoder for my main unRAID one.
Another option would be to use other software with oscam in unRAID to provide a network encoder, but I haven't been able to work that out.
Anything else I can tell you?
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I'm not sure there's any other way I can get my cable feed decrypted and into SageTV, I currently do it with a windows-only SageTV plugin. If I could figure out a way to do it without Windows I would!
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I think maybe I posted this:
in the wrong place. Is anyone here able to help me out before I chuck my new machine out the window...
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Can anyone help out with this? I'm attaching a syslog (working stuff out slowly). Anything else I can provide to help solve this?
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21 minutes ago, CHBMB said:
You don't need to download manually, the plugin will work, I only update the plugin if necessary.
Sorry, noob here, how do I get the plugin to show RCs for download? Mine only shows up to 6.3.5.
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1 minute ago, CHBMB said:
http://www.hauppauge.co.uk/site/products/data_hdpvr2.html Is this what you mean? In which case the supported operating systems is Windows only by the looks of it.
Doh, thanks, should have checked that. I just assumed it had a linux driver.
So my only option would be to stick it in a Windows VM I suppose.
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Noob here, I have set up an unRAID server mainly as a PVR, to host my SageTV server. Working so far.
But I need to run one of my tuners under Windows 7, it's a TBS 6205 for DVB-C. So I've been working on this for a day, and still struggling. It passes through but doesn't work.
Steps so far. lspci:
05:00.0 Multimedia controller: TBS Technologies DVB-S2 4 Tuner PCIe Card
lspci -n:
05:00.0 0480: 544d:6178
syslinux.config section (also attached):
label unRAID OS menu default kernel /bzimage append pcie_acs_override=downstream pci-stub.ids=544d:6178 vfio_iommu_type1.allow_unsafe_interrupts=1 initrd=/bzroot
VM Config section (also attached):
<hostdev mode='subsystem' type='pci' managed='yes'> <driver name='vfio'/> <source> <address domain='0x0000' bus='0x05' slot='0x00' function='0x0'/> </source> <address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x00' slot='0x06' function='0x0'/> </hostdev>
The VM starts, shows the card, driver installs (same version I use on physical machines), all looks fine but when I try to access the card I get errors. ProgDVB: "CScannerManager::CreateEnvironment tuner type error"; SageTV: "There was a capture error in playback. Details: ERROR (-4,0x80004002): There was an problem using the capture device. Please be sure you have the latest drivers installed for your capture device, and that they are installed correctly."
Any ideas? I'm attaching the SageTV log, syslinux and VM log and xml. Hopefully someone can help me get this working...
Rick
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