Tuner Server.

[s31teg]

If you update the image to the latest version it will be in the feed

yeah there is three versions

extentions -
tunerserver
tunerserver-src

tunerserver-
locale

ive just tried installing the locale one but it does not appear anywhere

 

[s1m0nw]

pick the tunerserver one

 

[cosie]

I did install that one it doesn't appear anywhere on my duo

 

[s31teg]

right

i have attached the folder you need to put in

/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/SystemPlugins

this is the latest version that Andyblac modified



View attachment TunerServer.zip << download

 

[mickyblueys]

right

i have attached the folder you need to put in

/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/SystemPlugins

this is the latest version that Andyblac modified



View attachment 20610 << download

Cheers mate, I'll have a butchers at it tomorrow, away to work now on night shift

By any chance do you know how to get mediatomb to work?

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[s31teg]

im trying to sort mediatomb as i cant get the .m3u files to show using miniDLNA which i though it would

 

[Rob van der Does]

yeah there is three versions
extentions -
tunerserver
tunerserver-src
tunerserver-
locale
ive just tried installing the locale one but it does not appear anywhere

pick the tunerserver one

Correct.
There's indeed a mishap on the feeds.

I did install that one it doesn't appear anywhere on my duo

It does: look under 'Network'.

 

[s31teg]

@rob any from the feeds dont seems to work

also now im working on mediatomb from the feeds it seems like its configured for a gigablue

im trying to work threw it to get access to it on port 49152

here is some info from the mediatomb config

        <ui enabled="yes" show-tooltips="yes">            <accounts enabled="no" session-timeout="30">
            <account user="mediatomb" password="mediatomb"/>
            </accounts>
        </ui>
        <name>MediaTomb@GigaBlue</name>
        <port>49152</port>
        <udn>uuid:6224c7d5-03b4-40a9-9805-2f58f84ee23f</udn>
        <home>/hdd/mediatomb</home>
        <webroot>/usr/share/mediatomb/web</webroot>
        <storage>
            <sqlite3 enabled="yes">
            <database-file>mediatomb.db</database-file>
            </sqlite3>
        </storage>
        <protocolInfo extend="yes"/>

 

[Rahat786786]

I am also trying to get access to web config to get it to work for PS3.

 

[s31teg]

im busy looking threw this documentation for it

http://mediatomb.cc/pages/documentation#id2855498

see if someone can find the solution before me!

 

[cosie]

Correct.
There's indeed a mishap on the feeds.

It does: look under 'Network'.

That's the first place I looked after a restart,I will remove the plugin and install agan

 

[discuit]

My XBMC can't seem to find the UPNP Server on the Vix.

 

[cosie]

Plugin shows in network after installing the file posted above thanks

 

[dragoscevero]

Any news about this plugin and mediatomb if are they able to stream correctly over uPnP? Does it work on PS3?

Thanks!

 

[dmm1000]

hi folks just going to resurrect this thread a wee bit - newbie Solo owner here so please excuse
does anyone know how to set up tuner server for DLNA / xbox / ps3 / pc
SOMEONE must have got this working - mods / admins / developers ?

Snippets of experiences are fine - how about if someone can provide a step by step proven guide for the tuner server - it'd be great - written once that would help everyone here

I myself am frustrated as there is no help on the Black Hole forum and i made one post there with no response
if someone can provide a decent guide on Vix that'll be my image of choice - undecided between the 2 purely because of tuner server setup guide issue - this is fabulous technology that takes a huge amount of effort - I realise that - it would be a pity though if people cannot use it due to lack of knowledge / guides

Someone / Anyone ?

 

[s31teg]

I have got as far as got the folders tuner server makes shown on the ps3 but no m3u files.

All info is in this topic but i don't have a great deal of spare time at the moment with Christmas coming up

 

[mickyblueys]

I got to the same point as s31teg, couldn't get ps3 to see the m3u files.

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[dmm1000]

thanks folks
another forum suggested to use Webif facility (box ip in web browser)- but thats been established for quite a while - I am really curious about this tuner server and want to see how it performs more than anything - there was a lot of development time spent on it i'm sure - so we would like to be able to use all of its features - especially when we invest time (and money) on very good product

 

[75mak]

thanks folks
another forum suggested to use Webif facility (box ip in web browser)- but thats been established for quite a while - I am really curious about this tuner server and want to see how it performs more than anything - there was a lot of development time spent on it i'm sure - so we would like to be able to use all of its features - especially when we invest time (and money) on very good product

Anyone got a link to a simple tutorial to get ps3 to see bouquets from vu+ receiver running vix image?

I like the vix image best but can't get mediatomb or tunerserver to appear anywhere on plugin/extensions. I install them from the vix feed, but then can't configure them as they don't appear anywhere.

Ushare shows up on ps3, but files on hdd/movie appear as unsupported. Ideally i would want bouquets to appear on ps3

 

[tim132]

Well I managed to get the bouquets to show up and play simply by using Movian/showtime media player on the ps3. From the media player home screen select 'plugins'. Install Enigma2 plugin and run. It says something about adding ip to the list, from this page press triangle and enter the vu+ ip address (with the http://) and voilà! You should be able to stream all the channels from a full set of bouquets!! No need for any plugins on the vu+ side.

Time for me to try ushare because I haven't been able to stream my recordings so far.

Edit: I forgot to mention, you need to be on a cfw to use Movian/Showtime.