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aussiejosh

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#160497 8-Jan-2015 19:19
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I am attempting to try something new on my OE setup. Using the WebGUI tvheadend see's my dvb-t tuner but I am unsure of what to do from here to add channels. Has anyone done this before and can offer some guidance? Thanks!

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ScuL
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  #1212958 13-Jan-2015 09:18
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You'll need to add a mux (or use a preset) and it should start populating.

Note I only have experience with TVH and DVB-C




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  #1216108 16-Jan-2015 14:05
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Under Configuration -> DVB Inputs should be the option to "Add DVB Network by Location", select your location from here.

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  #1216122 16-Jan-2015 14:15
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Thanks guys, I've been out of town all week but I will give it another try over the weekend. I think I have done what you have suggested but am still hitting a wall. I select the auckland NZ region but I don't get much further past that point. I have tried looking online for answers but can't find any how-to guides with the latest 3.9 UI



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  #1216381 16-Jan-2015 23:14
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When you go to configuration -> devices (where the tuner cards are listed).
Have you enabled your "network" on the selected tuner card?




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  #1216814 18-Jan-2015 09:08
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Okay guys, this is where I'm at.

I've Selected 'Networks' and selected the settings as shown in this picture, creating a DVB-T network named 'Auckland' (using pre-defined auckland-waiatarua)
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Then selected 'TV Adapters' and selected the 'Auckland' network profile for my tuner
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I then click on the 'Muxes' tab and it shows the three frequencies as 'PEND', and a few minutes later shows 'FAIL'. Where am I going wrong?
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ScuL
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  #1216881 18-Jan-2015 11:34
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Your screenshots are too small to be legible
Can you also provide a screenshot of the Configuration -> DVB Inputs screen when you've got your adapter selected?

Do you see any EPG scanning activity in the Status tab?




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aussiejosh

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  #1217308 19-Jan-2015 08:56
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That's really weird, I was able to click on the thumbnail pictures before to get a larger picture but editing my post must have removed that function. I'll re-post this afternoon with your requested screenshot

 
 
 
 

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  #1225478 30-Jan-2015 16:46
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When I setup TVHeadend I found the mux frequencies for my location were out of date. By selecting Generic/auto_Default I was able to scan successfully.

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