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ADDITION: TVHeadend #320
ADDITION: TVHeadend #320
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will then add the device / folder '/dev/dvb' to the list of docker volumes. This is disabled by default. | ||
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For discovery of local IPTV services, you may need to change the network mode of the docker container to | ||
`host`, default is 'bridge'. |
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👸 For clarification, I would add the full property name tvheadend_network_mode
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tvheadend_docker_devices: "{{ tvheadend_docker_devices + [ '/dev/dri:/dev/dri' ] }}" | ||
when: tvheadend_hw_accel | ||
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This is a little 'princess' comment but it seems a bit cryptic with two abbreviations in the name. Maybe something along the lines of 'Add hardware TV Tuner' or 'Mount hardware TV Tuner' would be a little more accessible.
I went on and tested it on my 'test' server. I don't know what caused it but when I complete the 'Quick setup', I end up locked out of the TVHeadend interface with a password prompt. I tried the 'admin' and 'user' password specified during the quick setup but nothing seems to work. Here's my configuration:
I had to put 'tvheadend_network_mode: host' for the discovery of my HDHomeRun. |
Closing due to no activity, and I don't have the hardware to test it. |
What this PR does / why we need it:
This PR adds TVHeadend as an installable service via Ansible and Docker. TVHeadend is a streaming and recording server for television broadcasting and can be used with different backends, like IPTV, DVB tuner cards and so on.
Which issue (if any) this PR fixes:
#325
Any other useful info:
Though I think the PR is ready as it is (and tested locally), there are still some thoughts I have: