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Hi, I'm new to Kodi and want to start watching content on my Amazon Firestick. Ive downloaded it onto the devise and have installed Repositarys like someone suggested on Youtube, but when I come to play the videos, it won't open. I have filed a log re...

Anyone using this with mythtv? I've got several recordings from several channels and have a real hard time playing any of them. They start to play and then video freezes while audio continues. Fast forwarding soemtimes works but often just leaves me ...

What's up guys. I purchased amazon fire tv recently. Installed Kodi on it. Installed IPTV Simple client and added a playlist. I can see the channels when I go to TV but none of them work and guide doesn't populate. I realize that it may be old. I found...

I'm trying to find a way to launch kodi via remote control once I am already logged in OSX. I've mapped all my other custom keys to meet my needs but I can't figure out what I need to do in order to launch kodi via remote. If it helps, I'm running ko...

I have a Vista MCE Remote Control and I noticed that in order to right click on a Movie or TV Show poster you have to have the mouse cursor over the posters in order for the context menu to open. Is there anyway this could be changed so all I would ne...

Hi there!

A couple of years ago I installed openelec on one of my old win xp pc, and man, was I impressed. I have been using my HTPC ever since.
Recently I decided to switch ISP and upgrade my home network.(including my HTPC) However, by doing so I lost my cable TV contract. I did some research and came to the conclusion that satellite (I live in Austria, Europe) would be the best option.
Now I can see four different ways to set up my new multimedia solution.


Option 1:
Buy generic sat receiver and htpc, put them in the cellar and connect both to my TV separately using HDMI wires. Definitely the easiest solution. But boring :/
Pros:
easy to setup
Cons:
most likely more expansive than option 3
need two remotes
hard to record to nas


Option 2:
Get a sat>ip receiver (with at least two sat inputs in order to record while I am watching) that always runs in the background and a generic kodi box that can be connected to it using a plugin.
Did some googeling, a vu+ duo might fit the bill. However, it kind of is overkill. (Has its own playback functions and addons...)
Pros:
I can watch tv from any device in my network
One device(htpc) to rule them all!
Pros:
I need two devices
Most likely more expansive than option 3
I don't know if it's possible to record to my nas directly from the receiver so that I can turn off my kodi after I started recording. (And what receiver+plugin would I need to do this?)


Option 3:
Get a htpc that has two or more built in S2 Tv tuners and if possible also an ir port. Something like the Wetek Play. However, I heared that the Wetek Play (1&2) has problems displaying large libraries (100+) and sometimes also has screen tearing.
So far this is the most promising option. Would love to hear about alternatives to the Wetek play. (budget is 250-300€, size doesn't really matter)
Pros:
I can watch tv from any device in my network
One device to really rule them all!
Cons
I need CI. Not sure if the usb CI mounts really work.
HTPC would have to run 24/7 in order for me to watch tv from different devices


Option 4:
Build a linux server, install ubuntu, Tvheadend and kodi on it. However, I am a bit afraid that this could blow up my budget (250-300€). I need a case, mobo+processor, a graka that can handle 4k videos, 4gigs of ram and a dvb-s2 pcie card with CI support.
Pros:
Can run a few other servers on it too.
Might fit in my 19 inch server rack if I find a cheap server case.
Cons:
Never really tried to build anything else than a gaming or rendering pc. Do I need to cool it? Do we have a list of different builds somewhere online?


Would be great if you guys could give me some feedback on this. Currently I tend to option 3 but so far I haven't really found a fitting kodi box. And has anyone experience with something similar to option 2? As far as I know most devices run enigma 2, but I don't know how well I can connect this to xbmc and wether or not I can turn off my xbmc after I told the receiver to record something.

I am trying to find in Aeon Nox 5 a way to change wifi network. As much as I try, there isn't an option to view them or change wifi connection. Is there something I am missing ? And if not can I somehow add that kind of an option like Confluence has ?

Since my HTPC updated to anniversary edition of Windows 10 a few days ago, I've been having these issues: Kodi sometimes reverts to 1080i and have to manually change back to 1080p Kodi and HDHomerun DVR launched through Kodi are overscanning slightly...

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Hello all, I know there is a way in WMC to manage the priority of series recroding, but I can't find a way to do that using Kodi (through SWMC). Can someone point me in the right direction? Thank you! Regards, Kurt