Difference between revisions of "Silicondust HDHomeRun"

From LinuxMCE
Jump to: navigation, search
(→‎Comast Qam)
(→‎Comast Qam)
Line 57: Line 57:
 
If you have your LinuxMCE core configured as your DHCP server, it will detect a new HDHomeRun and prompt you to scan for channels. If you are using Schedules Direct, mythfilldatabase will automatically fill in scheduling data for over-the-air (antenna) inputs. But 99.9% of cable systems do not have the types of channel mappings which MythTV can use to set up listings for you, in that case you will need to manually set the channum and XMLTVID for each channel to match those reported by the Schedules Direct channel editor. The HDHomeRun QAM channel database may be helpful for this step, see [http://www.silicondust.com/wiki/hdhomerun/channels here.]
 
If you have your LinuxMCE core configured as your DHCP server, it will detect a new HDHomeRun and prompt you to scan for channels. If you are using Schedules Direct, mythfilldatabase will automatically fill in scheduling data for over-the-air (antenna) inputs. But 99.9% of cable systems do not have the types of channel mappings which MythTV can use to set up listings for you, in that case you will need to manually set the channum and XMLTVID for each channel to match those reported by the Schedules Direct channel editor. The HDHomeRun QAM channel database may be helpful for this step, see [http://www.silicondust.com/wiki/hdhomerun/channels here.]
  
−
== Comast Qam ==
+
== Comcast Qam ==
 
In an effort o automate or semi automate xmlid gathering for QAM stations I have found the following tools and finally have approx 90 qam stations with full XMLID's
 
In an effort o automate or semi automate xmlid gathering for QAM stations I have found the following tools and finally have approx 90 qam stations with full XMLID's
  

Revision as of 04:48, 30 November 2009

HDHomeRun

More Information

Where to Buy?

  • $169.00, free shipping (as of 21 NOV 2007) cyberestore.com
  • $169.00 + shipping (as of 21 NOV 2007) 9thtee.com
  • $169.00 + shipping (as of 21 NOV 2007) PC_Alchemy
  • $169.00 + shipping (as of 21 NOV 2007) Mythic.TV
  • approx. $169.00 + shipping (as of 21 NOV 2007) eBay
  • $149.99 + shipping (as of 24 AUG 2008) Sundial Micro

Overview

Watch over-the-air digital & unencrypted digital cable TV from all computers in your home network

Dual tuners - record/watch multiple channels at once

IR Receiver - use most standard remotes to signal your PC

Compatible With: 

   * Windows Media Center:
         o MCE 2005 (beta).
         o Vista MCE 32-bit (beta).
         o Vista MCE 64-bit (beta). 
   * SnapStream BeyondTV (beta)
   * SageTV - DVR for Windows.
   * MediaPortal - DVR for Windows (beta).
   * GB-PVR - DVR for Windows (beta).
   * MythTV - DVR for Linux.
   * Pluto - Home automation & media system.
   * VLC - Multi-platform media viewer.

Detailed Specifications: 

   *  8-VSB (ATSC over-the-air digital HDTV)
   *  QAM64/256 (unencrypted digital cable TV)
   *  Dual HDTV Tuners
   *  IR Receiver (38kHz)
   *  100baseTX high speed network

Package Includes: 

   *  Networked Digital HDTV Tuner
   *  Power supply
   *  7' RJ45 Patch Cable

Configuring

If you have your LinuxMCE core configured as your DHCP server, it will detect a new HDHomeRun and prompt you to scan for channels. If you are using Schedules Direct, mythfilldatabase will automatically fill in scheduling data for over-the-air (antenna) inputs. But 99.9% of cable systems do not have the types of channel mappings which MythTV can use to set up listings for you, in that case you will need to manually set the channum and XMLTVID for each channel to match those reported by the Schedules Direct channel editor. The HDHomeRun QAM channel database may be helpful for this step, see here.

Comcast Qam

In an effort o automate or semi automate xmlid gathering for QAM stations I have found the following tools and finally have approx 90 qam stations with full XMLID's

I will use this to try to document the process.

The information was gathered form the following links

You will need.

Retrieved from "http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php?title=Silicondust_HDHomeRun&oldid=21681"