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tunerports #40
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Yes please! The VU+ box I use offers the transcoded stream on port 8002 (and the regular hi-res stream on port 8001). |
The hardcoded way of using the proxy stream:
Of course it would be great if this can be selected by the Plex admin (similar to HDHomeRun Extend), or as config in the HRTunerProxy plugin on the STB device. Similar to how HDHomeRun can specify the quality / internal transcoder. More important, using the proxy stream will create an issue with the aspect ratio. The 16:9 content is shown as stretched 4:3. By setting it to Have not found an equivalent way to make that a permanent setting in Plex. |
Is it possible to implement this? Would be great to let the transcoding be done on the enigma2 box. EDIT; just downloaded the source files from HRTunerProxy on my enigma2 box so I could edit the getLineUp.py file. Rebooted my E2 box. It seems not to start transcoding. Do I miss something? |
Probably broken syntax in the file. |
Well I should be clearer I guess. Can add the tuner in PLEX, picture starts playing on my clients. But it seems to stream, not transcode. Only thing I changed is portnumber, as stated by @wivaku. Or am I wrong and I oversee something? |
Hoi Steef, not sure I understand.
BTW. It appears the transcoded stream results in the same (large) filesize as the original. |
Yes both ports give video. Port 8001 raw stream, 8002 transcoded stream. |
I may have the solution for the filesize issue (which of course is not related to HRTunerProxy). |
Yes for me I downscaleded my options already in Openwebif. Somehow stream on port 8002 seams not to transcode. Would be nice to select port in HRTunerproxy settings. Much more easy. |
Is there any way to stream to another external network? HrTunerProxy is visible in my plex server, I can add bouquets with channels and epg but unfortunately when I try to start stream I get a message about a bad connection problem and a request to fix the antenna. Stream works fine on home network. Unfortunately, I cannot move the plex server to the location where the enigma2 tuner is located, so I would like to be able to stream to the other network via an external ip address. All ports on the router are forwarded. |
So if you expose the box to the public internet how are you going to stop people connecting to it? |
I have some feature on my mikrotik. I had a few uninvited guests, but good firewall settings prevented it. Anyone tried to stream to Plex from an external LAN in hrtunerproxy? |
HRTunerProxy uses the SSDP protocol for discovery, which uses the IP 239.255.255.250, which is a local IP. For non-local clients that is going to be a problem. |
Only one ip address it can connect to my box. |
SSDP, all devices need to be on the same LAN. |
So it is not possible to change the configuration to work outside the local LAN? |
Yes it is possible, e.g. set up a VPN from your LAN and let your clients connect to it. |
I tried vpn but I couldn't manage the docker configuration in synology to make PleX work stably. |
Is it possible to change tuner Ports to the transcoding ports?
so plex nas hasnt to handle Transcoding and the my in-net connection is not completly broken.
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