Ok, moved drives over to SATA 1 - 3. Added new drive on SATA 4. No dice. Repalce SATA cable, no dice. This is the output I get when I try to boot with the new drive installed.
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As promised.
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I'll try moving the drives over to the other SATA ports. Wasn't sure if doing that would break my raid or not.
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No one? Bueller? Bueller?
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Comcast. That's about the best we have in our area. CenturyLink is the other, but max speed with them is limited to 10mbps.
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Nice! It will be nice to cut my $135/mo Directv bill out of the budget! 600 friggin channels and nothing to watch! Tired of reality TV. Rather watch how-to, DIY, science, nature and movies instead. Everything else I can get OTA.
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Not sure what you use as the front end, but I am using Plex. Curious to see how the playback works on my Samsung Smart Hub TV. I've also got a RasPi that I am going to test as well to see how the performance is on that box. I have a couple Roku boxes, but haven't really liked their performance much.
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which model are you talking about?
I only see 2 inputs on HDhomerun-US and only this model,
the rest of them have single input.
I guess you can have this model to use with both an Antennae and un-encrypted network channels
but if you want to watch and record cable or other channels you need a model with cablecard slot.
a tuner with cablecard would almost replace your providers set-top box(FYI: tuner with cablecard does not provide ALL functionality that providers box does. i.e. you can not order pay-per-view channels and other services. also make sure to ask for cablecard type-M from your provider. Type-S will not work for you.)
That is the one I am talking about. I am only interested in OTA, not cable. I went ahead and ordered it, so we'll see in a couple of days if it works how I envision it working.Thanks for the assist guys!
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I wondered about that. So I notice the HDHomerun has two inputs. Does that mean I can split my incoming feed into two tuners for record/watch simultaneous, or can I use them for two separate antenna feeds for more channels?
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Ahh, but I am in the USA.
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So with my OMV setup, I run Plex and tvheadend...or trying to. What is the easiest tuner card to get working with OMV? USB, PCI, etc? I don't want to waste time/money trying to get some temperamental tuner working.
TIA
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I'm actually considering a solar option to power this setup. I have a small panel, but only 85 watts. Would like two 250 watt with 4 batteries wired for 12v in series. I figure that should be enough power to run it during off sun hours.
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No, don't have one of those. Wish I knew the power consumption though. May need to pick one up soon. Keep telling the wife I am going to get one so we can see what is sucking up power in the house!
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We do enjoy pics
Coming soon!
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AMD FD8320FRHKBOX FX-8320 FX-Series 8-Core Black Edition Processor
MSI 970 GAMING DDR3 2133 ATX AMD Motherboard
Kingston HyperX FURY 8GB 1866MHz DDR3 CL10 DIMM - Black (HX318C10FB/8)
4 - Seagate 500 GB Pipeline HD SATA 3Gb/s NCQ 8MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST3500312CS)
Generic case I already had
OMV 2 - Raid 10 Samba/CIFS
Plex Add-in
TV Stick USB ATC Tuner UB435-Q
TVHeadend
RPi2B+ with RaspPlexMy whole home audio/video distribution system. Currently serving 5 TV's.
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Who are you asking that question at?
You. You posted about OpenELEC. I see now after some reading that OpenELEC is software. The way the page is laid out it looks like OpenELEC is the actual hardware.
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That's great if you live in Europe. Or are you referring to the software side? Does the software side install on OMV?
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Plex is free. They do have a paid option, but I use the basic. Works just fine.
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Something like that. There is a plugin that allows you to add plex to your OMV server.
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Don't know about kodi, but I use plex on one of mine.