2023-08-18, 05:39 PM
(This post was last modified: 2023-08-24, 08:01 PM by grumpycat. Edited 5 times in total.)
I am using Jellyfin to record tv. I have an HDHomeRun quattro. Jellyfin was able to detect it on my network.
What kind of TV card are you using?
I am running my jellyfin server on an ubuntu 22.04 linux machine.
These links helped me to get started.
https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server...tup-guide/
I found this project on github to help me set up an automated process to download and update my xmltv.xml file every 24 hours. It took a couple of hours to set up and test. I didn't run it in docker. I just use the perl shell that comes with ubuntu. If you are using windows you might want to look at downloading strawberry perl.
The key was to sign up here for a free account and then use the information sent to you in the signup email to type in the values in your perl/maybe docker script.
If you want to use docker you can also do that, but it is just another thing to download and mess around with.
(Not recommended if you just want to periodically run a perl script)
I am running it out of cron on ubuntu. If you want to run it periodically on windows just google "how to set up how to setup a scheduled task in windows 10".
TV Listings- Find Local TV Listings and Watch Full Episodes - Zap2it.com
GitHub - jef/zap2xml: 📺 Automate zap2it TV guide to XMLTV
I hope that helps. Good luck!
What kind of TV card are you using?
I am running my jellyfin server on an ubuntu 22.04 linux machine.
These links helped me to get started.
https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server...tup-guide/
I found this project on github to help me set up an automated process to download and update my xmltv.xml file every 24 hours. It took a couple of hours to set up and test. I didn't run it in docker. I just use the perl shell that comes with ubuntu. If you are using windows you might want to look at downloading strawberry perl.
The key was to sign up here for a free account and then use the information sent to you in the signup email to type in the values in your perl/maybe docker script.
If you want to use docker you can also do that, but it is just another thing to download and mess around with.
(Not recommended if you just want to periodically run a perl script)
I am running it out of cron on ubuntu. If you want to run it periodically on windows just google "how to set up how to setup a scheduled task in windows 10".
TV Listings- Find Local TV Listings and Watch Full Episodes - Zap2it.com
GitHub - jef/zap2xml: 📺 Automate zap2it TV guide to XMLTV
I hope that helps. Good luck!