Tutorial TvHeadend
Install the GPG keys for the Doozer installation method.
We then need to add in the doozer repo to apt-get. Use the following command to do this:
then run:
sudo apt-get update
The instructions then tell you to do this:
sudo apt-get install tvheadend
However, if you do this, it will give an error (as seen above) about some missing dependencies.
For some reason, there is a universal repo missing from Ubuntu which contains some parts of the tvheadend requirements. Not sure why but we need to add it in before we try and install tvheadend. To do this, cut and paste the following command.
once its done, we can now do the command:
sudo apt-get install tvheadend
It will tell you that it will take up 124 meg of HDD space, and do you want to continue. Heck yes we do, so hit Y and enter and let it start downloading and installing.
The installer then kicks in.
It asks for a username, I just chose admin
Enter a password, you'll need both the username and password to finish the setup and administer tvheadend later so try and remember it.
Here it tells you that you can access it later using the localhost address and the port 9981.
Click OK and it will continue with the install.
We then need to add in the doozer repo to apt-get. Use the following command to do this:
then run:
sudo apt-get update
The instructions then tell you to do this:
sudo apt-get install tvheadend
However, if you do this, it will give an error (as seen above) about some missing dependencies.
For some reason, there is a universal repo missing from Ubuntu which contains some parts of the tvheadend requirements. Not sure why but we need to add it in before we try and install tvheadend. To do this, cut and paste the following command.
once its done, we can now do the command:
sudo apt-get install tvheadend
It will tell you that it will take up 124 meg of HDD space, and do you want to continue. Heck yes we do, so hit Y and enter and let it start downloading and installing.
The installer then kicks in.
It asks for a username, I just chose admin
Enter a password, you'll need both the username and password to finish the setup and administer tvheadend later so try and remember it.
Here it tells you that you can access it later using the localhost address and the port 9981.
Click OK and it will continue with the install.
