Best program for dvb-t?

[asimov-solensan]

I have got a tv tuner that works pretty well on pandora.

I tested with vlc and wanted a better alternative. In my laptop i use kaffeine and want something like that. Where I just have a file with channels stored and can easily change.

Is there any option in pandora? Kodi supposedly supports tv tuners but seems it doesn't detects mine.

 

[Linux-SWAT]

You can achieve a playlist with vlc.
MPlayer works, but I never tested DVB with a frontend.

 

[TrashyMG]

SMPlayer2 PND worked in the past for me.

 

[ingoreis]

The Best Frontend to view DVB TV is Me-tv from Launchpad.

I begged for years to get this wonderfully Piece of Software for us.

Even Ptitseb tried to compile it and it is fully of Depencies.

With This Software you can:
Scan for TV Channels
View Tv,
Record TV,
Schedule Records with EPG
And use the EPG.

Its a wonderfull little Software and i am very
very dissapointed because we had an old working Version which Segfault with the Rescent OS Uptades.

It work with Dvb-c,Dvb-t,Dvb-s,Atsc and other Digital TV Tuners.

I whish i have this Software on the Pandora Zaxxon.
Even @ptitSeb was not able to compile it because that "Beast of Depencies Libraries"

I tried it many Times to Compile but never got it working.

The only Chance is to get it run under Slackware for Pandora which work very well as a seperate OS from SD Card.


Edit:
Kodi will work not bad for this too but the Pandora Version do not have a PVR/TV viewing Backend.

 

[ptitSeb]

Ah yes, Me-tv, I had forgotten what was the name (I compiled MythTV or something like that, no too long ag, but once compiled I realized it wasn't the right name). I'll try again soon...
[doublepost=1494877053,1494873075][/doublepost]look @ingoreis what I have on my Pandora:

In french for the Screenshot, sorry, but it will adapt to the current locale of course... Looks a bit cramped in the Pandora screen. I have no hardware to test with, so it'll probably end up in the Beta thread for proper testing....

 

[ingoreis]

Ah yes, Me-tv, I had forgotten what was the name (I compiled MythTV or something like that, no too long ag, but once compiled I realized it wasn't the right name). I'll try again soon...
[doublepost=1494877053,1494873075][/doublepost]look @ingoreis what I have on my Pandora:
View attachment 30406
In french for the Screenshot, sorry, but it will adapt to the current locale of course... Looks a bit cramped in the Pandora screen. I have no hardware to test with, so it'll probably end up in the Beta thread for proper testing....

Woow..yehah.

With that Software i can Change my GHZ Pandora TV Out Edition into an Digital Video Recorder...yay

 

[TeDaDeS]

This would be really nice, never thought of the Pandora as a mobile TV.

 

[TrashyMG]

This would be really nice, never thought of the Pandora as a mobile TV.

me either as my old USB DVB-T tuner is larger than the Pandora.

 

[Eight Bit]

Oh sweet, I want a dvb-t tuner for my zombie apocalypse survival kit now

 

[Linux-SWAT]

Feel free to update the adapter list:
https://pandorawiki.org/USB_compatibility_list#DVB.2FTNT.2FTDT

 

[Bernd]

I dont want to spoil the fun.
But didn't the DVBT got switched of a month or two ago?
There is the new DVBT2 in europe which needs new hardware.

 

[TrashyMG]

I dont want to spoil the fun.
But didn't the DVBT got switched of a month or two ago?
There is the new DVBT2 in europe which needs new hardware.

Although when I said DVBT, I really meant ATSC... as I'm in North America, My tuner supports both.

 

[asimov-solensan]

Things to do: add device to wiki. Test playkist for channels in vlc and try me-tv.

@Brend That depends on the country.