#mythtv — Public Fediverse posts
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Tuuppasin TV-kortin vanhaan tietokoneeseen ja tein siitä mediapalvelimen MythTV-ohjelmistolla ☺️
Käyttiksenä Kubuntu.
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#XtreamCodes #StalkerPortal #XUIone #XtreamUI #Ministra #Flussonic #AstraCesbo #Wowza #NimbleStreamer #AntMediaServer #Red5 #SRS #Kurento #IPTVSmarters #XCIPTV #OTTNavigator #TiviMate #OTTmiddleware #XUIhybrid #TVHeadend #TVMosaic #VDR #MythTV #OSCam #CardSharing #SamsungSmartIPTV #LGWebOS #AndroidTV #HLSPlaylist #MPEGTS #DVR #Timeshift #NginxRTMP #HLSproxy #MP4 #MKV #TSsegment #M3U8 #ReverseProxy #BasicAuth #CloudflareIPTV #TokenizedHLS #WAFprotected #AccessDenie
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#Linux Weekly Roundup for February 15th, 2026: #Mesa 26.0, #Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS, #KDE Frameworks 6.23, #GNOME 49.4, #pearOS 26.2, #IPFire DBL, #KaOS 2026.02, #NetworkManager 1.56, #GNU Linux-libre 6.19, #OpenVPN 2.7, #Parrot 7.1, #Tails 7.4.2, GNOME 50 beta, #REMnux 8, #MythTV 36.0, GNU Binutils 2.46, #Vim 9.2, #GitHub Tray, and more https://9to5linux.com/9to5linux-weekly-roundup-february-15th-2026
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#Linux Weekly Roundup for February 15th, 2026: #Mesa 26.0, #Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS, #KDE Frameworks 6.23, #GNOME 49.4, #pearOS 26.2, #IPFire DBL, #KaOS 2026.02, #NetworkManager 1.56, #GNU Linux-libre 6.19, #OpenVPN 2.7, #Parrot 7.1, #Tails 7.4.2, GNOME 50 beta, #REMnux 8, #MythTV 36.0, GNU Binutils 2.46, #Vim 9.2, #GitHub Tray, and more https://9to5linux.com/9to5linux-weekly-roundup-february-15th-2026
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#Linux Weekly Roundup for February 15th, 2026: #Mesa 26.0, #Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS, #KDE Frameworks 6.23, #GNOME 49.4, #pearOS 26.2, #IPFire DBL, #KaOS 2026.02, #NetworkManager 1.56, #GNU Linux-libre 6.19, #OpenVPN 2.7, #Parrot 7.1, #Tails 7.4.2, GNOME 50 beta, #REMnux 8, #MythTV 36.0, GNU Binutils 2.46, #Vim 9.2, #GitHub Tray, and more https://9to5linux.com/9to5linux-weekly-roundup-february-15th-2026
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#Linux Weekly Roundup for February 15th, 2026: #Mesa 26.0, #Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS, #KDE Frameworks 6.23, #GNOME 49.4, #pearOS 26.2, #IPFire DBL, #KaOS 2026.02, #NetworkManager 1.56, #GNU Linux-libre 6.19, #OpenVPN 2.7, #Parrot 7.1, #Tails 7.4.2, GNOME 50 beta, #REMnux 8, #MythTV 36.0, GNU Binutils 2.46, #Vim 9.2, #GitHub Tray, and more https://9to5linux.com/9to5linux-weekly-roundup-february-15th-2026
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#Linux Weekly Roundup for February 15th, 2026: #Mesa 26.0, #Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS, #KDE Frameworks 6.23, #GNOME 49.4, #pearOS 26.2, #IPFire DBL, #KaOS 2026.02, #NetworkManager 1.56, #GNU Linux-libre 6.19, #OpenVPN 2.7, #Parrot 7.1, #Tails 7.4.2, GNOME 50 beta, #REMnux 8, #MythTV 36.0, GNU Binutils 2.46, #Vim 9.2, #GitHub Tray, and more https://9to5linux.com/9to5linux-weekly-roundup-february-15th-2026
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#MythTV 36.0 Open-Source Media Center Released with Support for #FFmpeg 8 and Web App Improvements https://9to5linux.com/mythtv-36-0-open-source-media-center-is-out-now-with-support-for-ffmpeg-8
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#MythTV 36.0 Open-Source Media Center Released with Support for #FFmpeg 8 and Web App Improvements https://9to5linux.com/mythtv-36-0-open-source-media-center-is-out-now-with-support-for-ffmpeg-8
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#MythTV 36.0 Open-Source Media Center Released with Support for #FFmpeg 8 and Web App Improvements https://9to5linux.com/mythtv-36-0-open-source-media-center-is-out-now-with-support-for-ffmpeg-8
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#MythTV 36.0 Open-Source Media Center Released with Support for #FFmpeg 8 and Web App Improvements https://9to5linux.com/mythtv-36-0-open-source-media-center-is-out-now-with-support-for-ffmpeg-8
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#MythTV 36.0 Open-Source Media Center Released with Support for #FFmpeg 8 and Web App Improvements https://9to5linux.com/mythtv-36-0-open-source-media-center-is-out-now-with-support-for-ffmpeg-8
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is anyone here in the UK still using #MythTV?
my ancient server went bang, and I'm trying to rebuild, but finding a compatible dbv-t solution seems really hard.all my old cards are incompatible with my new motherboard.
MythTV wiki page on compatible hardware looks … kind of abandoned?
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is anyone here in the UK still using #MythTV?
my ancient server went bang, and I'm trying to rebuild, but finding a compatible dbv-t solution seems really hard.all my old cards are incompatible with my new motherboard.
MythTV wiki page on compatible hardware looks … kind of abandoned?
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is anyone here in the UK still using #MythTV?
my ancient server went bang, and I'm trying to rebuild, but finding a compatible dbv-t solution seems really hard.all my old cards are incompatible with my new motherboard.
MythTV wiki page on compatible hardware looks … kind of abandoned?
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is anyone here in the UK still using #MythTV?
my ancient server went bang, and I'm trying to rebuild, but finding a compatible dbv-t solution seems really hard.all my old cards are incompatible with my new motherboard.
MythTV wiki page on compatible hardware looks … kind of abandoned?
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is anyone here in the UK still using #MythTV?
my ancient server went bang, and I'm trying to rebuild, but finding a compatible dbv-t solution seems really hard.all my old cards are incompatible with my new motherboard.
MythTV wiki page on compatible hardware looks … kind of abandoned?
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I don't know if it's #Debian 11, or my hardware, or because my house is under a wicked spell, but if I switch my "tv" away from my "tv server" it now disables that display and doesn't enable it if you switch back. nothing less than a reboot seems to do that.
Still don't have anything like a working #mythtv. after all that work – debian 11, latest mythtv – it's the same. so I suppose a cap must have popped on the motherboard or something; that's all I have left (unless wicked spell, which…)
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I don't know if it's #Debian 11, or my hardware, or because my house is under a wicked spell, but if I switch my "tv" away from my "tv server" it now disables that display and doesn't enable it if you switch back. nothing less than a reboot seems to do that.
Still don't have anything like a working #mythtv. after all that work – debian 11, latest mythtv – it's the same. so I suppose a cap must have popped on the motherboard or something; that's all I have left (unless wicked spell, which…)
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I don't know if it's #Debian 11, or my hardware, or because my house is under a wicked spell, but if I switch my "tv" away from my "tv server" it now disables that display and doesn't enable it if you switch back. nothing less than a reboot seems to do that.
Still don't have anything like a working #mythtv. after all that work – debian 11, latest mythtv – it's the same. so I suppose a cap must have popped on the motherboard or something; that's all I have left (unless wicked spell, which…)
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I don't know if it's #Debian 11, or my hardware, or because my house is under a wicked spell, but if I switch my "tv" away from my "tv server" it now disables that display and doesn't enable it if you switch back. nothing less than a reboot seems to do that.
Still don't have anything like a working #mythtv. after all that work – debian 11, latest mythtv – it's the same. so I suppose a cap must have popped on the motherboard or something; that's all I have left (unless wicked spell, which…)
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I don't know if it's #Debian 11, or my hardware, or because my house is under a wicked spell, but if I switch my "tv" away from my "tv server" it now disables that display and doesn't enable it if you switch back. nothing less than a reboot seems to do that.
Still don't have anything like a working #mythtv. after all that work – debian 11, latest mythtv – it's the same. so I suppose a cap must have popped on the motherboard or something; that's all I have left (unless wicked spell, which…)
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I'm looking for suggestions for a #USB #infrared receiver compatible with #LIRC. Everything I can find seems to be a big clunky box on the end of a long cable, but I'm looking for something tiny with the sort of form-factor of the bluetooth dongle in this picture (but obviously IR rather than BT!)
Any recommendations gratefully received! Thank you!
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I'm looking for suggestions for a #USB #infrared receiver compatible with #LIRC. Everything I can find seems to be a big clunky box on the end of a long cable, but I'm looking for something tiny with the sort of form-factor of the bluetooth dongle in this picture (but obviously IR rather than BT!)
Any recommendations gratefully received! Thank you!
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I'm looking for suggestions for a #USB #infrared receiver compatible with #LIRC. Everything I can find seems to be a big clunky box on the end of a long cable, but I'm looking for something tiny with the sort of form-factor of the bluetooth dongle in this picture (but obviously IR rather than BT!)
Any recommendations gratefully received! Thank you!
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I'm looking for suggestions for a #USB #infrared receiver compatible with #LIRC. Everything I can find seems to be a big clunky box on the end of a long cable, but I'm looking for something tiny with the sort of form-factor of the bluetooth dongle in this picture (but obviously IR rather than BT!)
Any recommendations gratefully received! Thank you!
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CW: geeky statistics
MythTV statistics:
Number of shows: 445
Number of episodes: 25222
First recording: Monday February 19th, 2007
Last recording: Wednesday June 19th, 2024
Total Running Time: 17 years 3 months 30 days 1 hr 58 mins
Total Recorded: 2 years 1 month 20 days 12 hrs 58 mins
Percent of time spent recording:
12%Hrm. Hasn't recorded anything in two weeks. I should check into that.
Really, we don't use it anywhere near as often as we used to, but the box is still very useful.
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CW: geeky statistics
MythTV statistics:
Number of shows: 445
Number of episodes: 25222
First recording: Monday February 19th, 2007
Last recording: Wednesday June 19th, 2024
Total Running Time: 17 years 3 months 30 days 1 hr 58 mins
Total Recorded: 2 years 1 month 20 days 12 hrs 58 mins
Percent of time spent recording:
12%Hrm. Hasn't recorded anything in two weeks. I should check into that.
Really, we don't use it anywhere near as often as we used to, but the box is still very useful.
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CW: geeky statistics
MythTV statistics:
Number of shows: 445
Number of episodes: 25222
First recording: Monday February 19th, 2007
Last recording: Wednesday June 19th, 2024
Total Running Time: 17 years 3 months 30 days 1 hr 58 mins
Total Recorded: 2 years 1 month 20 days 12 hrs 58 mins
Percent of time spent recording:
12%Hrm. Hasn't recorded anything in two weeks. I should check into that.
Really, we don't use it anywhere near as often as we used to, but the box is still very useful.
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CW: geeky statistics
MythTV statistics:
Number of shows: 445
Number of episodes: 25222
First recording: Monday February 19th, 2007
Last recording: Wednesday June 19th, 2024
Total Running Time: 17 years 3 months 30 days 1 hr 58 mins
Total Recorded: 2 years 1 month 20 days 12 hrs 58 mins
Percent of time spent recording:
12%Hrm. Hasn't recorded anything in two weeks. I should check into that.
Really, we don't use it anywhere near as often as we used to, but the box is still very useful.
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Recently updated the #GNOME Shell extensions I wrote to support GNOME 45 #SelfPromotion.
#PiHole status
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/4051/pi-hole/#MythTV status
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/321/mythtv/Although I now see someone has done a somewhat better Pi-Hole extension now, so maybe use that? Imma have to up my game.
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Recently updated the #GNOME Shell extensions I wrote to support GNOME 45 #SelfPromotion.
#PiHole status
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/4051/pi-hole/#MythTV status
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/321/mythtv/Although I now see someone has done a somewhat better Pi-Hole extension now, so maybe use that? Imma have to up my game.
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Recently updated the #GNOME Shell extensions I wrote to support GNOME 45 #SelfPromotion.
#PiHole status
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/4051/pi-hole/#MythTV status
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/321/mythtv/Although I now see someone has done a somewhat better Pi-Hole extension now, so maybe use that? Imma have to up my game.
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Recently updated the #GNOME Shell extensions I wrote to support GNOME 45 #SelfPromotion.
#PiHole status
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/4051/pi-hole/#MythTV status
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/321/mythtv/Although I now see someone has done a somewhat better Pi-Hole extension now, so maybe use that? Imma have to up my game.
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#MythTV 34.0 has been released (#MediaCenter / #PersonalVideoRecorder / #PVR / #DigitalVideoRecorder / #DVR / #HomeTheaterPC / #HTPC / #HDTV / #TV) https://mythtv.org/
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#MythTV 34.0 has been released (#MediaCenter / #PersonalVideoRecorder / #PVR / #DigitalVideoRecorder / #DVR / #HomeTheaterPC / #HTPC / #HDTV / #TV) https://mythtv.org/
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#MythTV 34.0 has been released (#MediaCenter / #PersonalVideoRecorder / #PVR / #DigitalVideoRecorder / #DVR / #HomeTheaterPC / #HTPC / #HDTV / #TV) https://mythtv.org/
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#MythTV 34.0 has been released (#MediaCenter / #PersonalVideoRecorder / #PVR / #DigitalVideoRecorder / #DVR / #HomeTheaterPC / #HTPC / #HDTV / #TV) https://mythtv.org/
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@viking My mythbox is still in use, recording via an antenna:
Recording Statistics
Number of shows: 1415
Number of episodes: 64812
First recording: Friday December 24th, 2004
Last recording: Wednesday October 4th, 2023
Total Running Time:
18 years 9 months 10 days 1 hr 30 mins
Total Recorded:
5 years 4 months 30 days 6 hrs 49 mins
Percent of time spent recording:
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@viking My mythbox is still in use, recording via an antenna:
Recording Statistics
Number of shows: 1415
Number of episodes: 64812
First recording: Friday December 24th, 2004
Last recording: Wednesday October 4th, 2023
Total Running Time:
18 years 9 months 10 days 1 hr 30 mins
Total Recorded:
5 years 4 months 30 days 6 hrs 49 mins
Percent of time spent recording:
28% -
@viking My mythbox is still in use, recording via an antenna:
Recording Statistics
Number of shows: 1415
Number of episodes: 64812
First recording: Friday December 24th, 2004
Last recording: Wednesday October 4th, 2023
Total Running Time:
18 years 9 months 10 days 1 hr 30 mins
Total Recorded:
5 years 4 months 30 days 6 hrs 49 mins
Percent of time spent recording:
28% -
@davidnjoku In the US, broadcast TV is quite good. There are almost no commercial interruptions anymore and the ads that run between shows are typically just advertising the shows themselves, not the annoying ads from big corps like Pepsi.
So #mythTV is the champ. Not sure how the counts in your poll because it effectively converts linear to on-demand, though of course the selections they decide to run is limited.
When in Europe, I don’t even have a TV nor have I setup any kind of TV feed to the PC. It would probably not have much English programming anyway, so I would probably need a dish if I were motivated.
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@davidnjoku In the US, broadcast TV is quite good. There are almost no commercial interruptions anymore and the ads that run between shows are typically just advertising the shows themselves, not the annoying ads from big corps like Pepsi.
So #mythTV is the champ. Not sure how the counts in your poll because it effectively converts linear to on-demand, though of course the selections they decide to run is limited.
When in Europe, I don’t even have a TV nor have I setup any kind of TV feed to the PC. It would probably not have much English programming anyway, so I would probably need a dish if I were motivated.
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@davidnjoku In the US, broadcast TV is quite good. There are almost no commercial interruptions anymore and the ads that run between shows are typically just advertising the shows themselves, not the annoying ads from big corps like Pepsi.
So #mythTV is the champ. Not sure how the counts in your poll because it effectively converts linear to on-demand, though of course the selections they decide to run is limited.
When in Europe, I don’t even have a TV nor have I setup any kind of TV feed to the PC. It would probably not have much English programming anyway, so I would probably need a dish if I were motivated.
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@davidnjoku In the US, broadcast TV is quite good. There are almost no commercial interruptions anymore and the ads that run between shows are typically just advertising the shows themselves, not the annoying ads from big corps like Pepsi.
So #mythTV is the champ. Not sure how the counts in your poll because it effectively converts linear to on-demand, though of course the selections they decide to run is limited.
When in Europe, I don’t even have a TV nor have I setup any kind of TV feed to the PC. It would probably not have much English programming anyway, so I would probably need a dish if I were motivated.
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@davidnjoku In the US, broadcast TV is quite good. There are almost no commercial interruptions anymore and the ads that run between shows are typically just advertising the shows themselves, not the annoying ads from big corps like Pepsi.
So #mythTV is the champ. Not sure how the counts in your poll because it effectively converts linear to on-demand, though of course the selections they decide to run is limited.
When in Europe, I don’t even have a TV nor have I setup any kind of TV feed to the PC. It would probably not have much English programming anyway, so I would probably need a dish if I were motivated.
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Well that was relatively painless: a hard drive went down with no warning) in my #MythTV PVR early afternoon. Fortunately, it's mirrored with RAID *and* I happened to have a new spare in my cupboard.
Only grief really (apart from getting it down from where it lives in the spare loo [don't ask]) was that it had turned off the degraded raid arrays instead of just … letting them run degraded, which was new to me, and caused much head scratching before I found out how to turn them back on.
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Well that was relatively painless: a hard drive went down with no warning) in my #MythTV PVR early afternoon. Fortunately, it's mirrored with RAID *and* I happened to have a new spare in my cupboard.
Only grief really (apart from getting it down from where it lives in the spare loo [don't ask]) was that it had turned off the degraded raid arrays instead of just … letting them run degraded, which was new to me, and caused much head scratching before I found out how to turn them back on.
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Well that was relatively painless: a hard drive went down with no warning) in my #MythTV PVR early afternoon. Fortunately, it's mirrored with RAID *and* I happened to have a new spare in my cupboard.
Only grief really (apart from getting it down from where it lives in the spare loo [don't ask]) was that it had turned off the degraded raid arrays instead of just … letting them run degraded, which was new to me, and caused much head scratching before I found out how to turn them back on.
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@soc_i_ety @Free_Press Broadcast TV has improved quite a bit lately along with broadcast radio. I suspect the need to compete w/online options has forced them to cut back on commercial ads. So I run #mythTV (a #FOSS DVR) which records broadcast TV. Commercials tend to only run after a show ends w/out interrupting the program. And if they decide to inject mid-program commercials, mythTV can detect & remove
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@soc_i_ety @Free_Press Broadcast TV has improved quite a bit lately along with broadcast radio. I suspect the need to compete w/online options has forced them to cut back on commercial ads. So I run #mythTV (a #FOSS DVR) which records broadcast TV. Commercials tend to only run after a show ends w/out interrupting the program. And if they decide to inject mid-program commercials, mythTV can detect & remove
