no tuner access

[crawfofd]

Okay just checked again and I am running java 7 update 79. And that is on a pc not running unraid.

When I had the problem with the unraid I downloaded the java 8 version of sagetv.

[EnterNoEscape]

Ok. So that means it likely has nothing to do with at least one change. The log file hopefully will help us work out the rest of the details.

[crawfofd]

Just loaded new Sagetv v9.1.1.651 on PC running windows 10, java 7 update 79. Everything worked okay with the setup. Got through adding 1 hdhomerun then tried to view a channel and sagetv just disappeard.

Attached is the log file. Did not load openDCT, was just using sagetv.

[EnterNoEscape]

Thanks. It looks like the file size isn't growing or it is, but the audio/video format isn't being detected. I know there was a change in to fix an issue with FFmpeg in SageTV. I wonder if that could have any impact here.

[crawfofd]

I'm not familiar with that but it would seem more people would be complaining about it if that was it???

[EnterNoEscape]

Also, now that I think about it, I don't know if we have been recompiling Transcoder.exe on the Windows platform. I suspect we have not, so that might have nothing to do with this.

[jgs14]

Originally Posted by crawfofd

I am running unraid 6.3.4 and am trying to get sagetv docker to work. It loads great and I can connect with the placeshifter software. I can see all my hdhr's and can assign them to the epg with no problems. The only thing the is not working is accessing the tuners. I can see them but when I try to preview the channel it acts like it can not connect to the tuner. I also tried accessing through the guide and the same thing happens.

I posted about this recently in another thread, as I had the exact same issue when migrating from Windows to a Docker version on Linux.

You don't need OpenDCT is you are using the HDHomeruns to tune OTA. Just open source port 5004/udp and you should get video. Your firewall is probably configured to drop it by detail. (note that its source port and not destination port).

Regards,

jgs14

[wayner]

Why do firewall settings matter in this instance as, presumably, the HDHR and unRAID box are on the same subnet? If you have a switch they might not even hit your router, or are you talking about a firewall running on the unRAID server?