I’ve spent hours following Matt’s, your guide and googling to get TVheadend working on my DS218+. This is not ideal as it tries to transcode to 1080p no matter the Plex client, and the bitrate may be too high for some devices (especially for those running Plex through Smart TVs).Ĭlick on the “ Electronic Program Guide” tab to view. LiveTVH currently forces MPEG-TS passthrough at 1080p. The first two are profiles for the LiveTVH plex bundle which are Plex transcoding profiles. – The “720p” tag isn’t supported yet officially, but are in a development branch. This is useful if you want your end point device to know how to properly transcode the stream. Restart the service to get TVheadend to execute the EPG grabber script.ĮPG data will populate after about 10 mins (it’s not instant!).Ĭreate and set the channel tags 720p, H264-AAC, SDTV, TV channels. Enabled this module, and disable all the other EPG modules. (TVHeadEnd looks for tv_grab_* under /usr/bin to add as an internal EPG grabber module). Restart TVheadend, and you’ll see Internal: XMLTV: tv_grab_nz (MattHuisman.nz) appear in the list of EPG Grabber Modules. You can double click on the cell in the EPG source column and click the appropriate drop-down item. Go to the Channels and ensure the EPG Source is mapped to the correct channels. Highlight the services and click “Map Selected”. Once they show up as “OK”, you’ll see the channels populated in the Services tab. You may need to repeatedly highlight the channels, and set the Scan status to “PEND” to force a rescan. Note that after adding the playlist, the scan results may show as “FAIL”. Otherwise it won’t run as bash is not installed on DSM. Modify the first line of the file and change #!/ bin/bash to #!bin/ sh which will allow the bash script to run under ash without any other modifications. Ln -s /usr/syno/bin/ffmpeg /usr/bin/ffmpegĭownload the tv_grab_nz script.
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