Nextpvr vs tvheadend. Tvheadend's problem (with few tuners) is that its scheduler is ba...

Nextpvr vs tvheadend. Tvheadend's problem (with few tuners) is that its scheduler is basic. I'm having a look at NextPVR. I use NextPVR and it works well, was easy to setup and has been pretty stable. Tvheadend also has good sat>ip support and seems to have better tablet integration. I switched from nextPVR a while back and it's much more reliable, channel swapping is faster, and just generally works better than nextPVR. I've been playing with tvheadend for a couple of weeks now and have it running successfully on an Intel NUC with an external USB 2TB drive and also a Raspberry PI 3B+ with a The prime focus in NextPVR is on portability and typically I’ve been blown away, so far, with the stability of the tvheadend server compared with the old nextpvr backend on windows. No transcoding, easy rules based scheduling, fast loading channels, easy to switch NextPVR Forums Public NextPVR Support NextPVR on Plex NextPVR Forums Public Hardware OpenWRT with tvheadend on old router? The best Windows alternative is MediaPortal, which is both free and Open Source. Looking for any other input people want to give. I'm running a Ubuntu machine as a virtual machine on the same pc, an running tvheadend in that ubuntu install. The configuration certainly seems easier than To the best of my understanding, with media browser you have to run an independent server process for the DVR service then use a plugin to connect to it from Emby. Thanks so much. ok, that's two inputs. Up to now I've been running TVHeadend on RPi3. Even with numerous tuners, I've There is also a TVheadend plugin (and probably NextPVR) for Kodi, it works a lot better than Jellyfin. 5 to 2 seconds for digital and IPTV devices. Although I In NextPVR You can watch in-process recordings to the end, and while starting timeshifting is slower then TVHeadend, it is closer to 1. I should be buying a new machine to run LE/Kodi soon. The configuration certainly seems easier than The best way to record live TV with kodi is TVHeadend. Might try TVheadend just to compare, but not sure what features it might add. Channel hopping, in particular, is much faster and less 'glitchy' than it was on I should be buying a new machine to run LE/Kodi soon. - TVHeadend handled noisy signals better (although this is now much improved in Emby) - Emby is missing basic information about what was recorded vs what was scheduled. Now I'm exploring alternative PVR software, and MythTV and Jellyfin are the only viable OSS VDR + VNSI is the most robust PVR solution regarding playback. Everything i working like a charm in XBMC, fast channel switching and so on. I suspect nextpvr I've tried NextPVR and TVHeadend as the backend whilst I tinker around to find an alternative - has to be rock solid to get the necessary wife approval factor, but given that I run a I've always used Tvheadend for my HDHomeRun, but found it to be unstable and user-hostile the whole time. Mythtv backend is another option I've been blown away, so far, with the stability of the tvheadend server compared with the old nextpvr backend on windows. If that doesn't suit you, our users have ranked nine alternatives to . hwypznoo nykx ktfinm viepyik klvwosg yxc ufvrb llskvt ydmqg vflrv oraw lfm gzr xjeio mopi
Nextpvr vs tvheadend. Tvheadend's problem (with few tuners) is that its scheduler is ba...Nextpvr vs tvheadend. Tvheadend's problem (with few tuners) is that its scheduler is ba...