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For autostarting the FE, ensure you are logged in as your intended mythtv user, crontab -e and add sleep 10 & QT_QPA_PLATFORM=eglfs mythfrontend -logpath=/tmp/.

Run QT_QPA_PLATFORM=eglfs mythfrontend & configure your new Frontend.

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The full GUI can be manually launched if required by running startx from terminal but typically not needed once your FE is configured.

In the interest of minimizing overhead enter sudo raspi-config > 3 Boot Options > Desktop / CLI > select 'B2 Console Autologin'.

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Install the latest MythTV Light package.

This includes the latest stable eeprom and firmware.

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Update the OS to the latest release by sudo apt update & sudo apt -y full-upgrade.

This section will focus on the 'Raspbian Buster with desktop' release

Download & install your chosen version of Raspbian.

This information is built upon the current release of Rasbian & mythtv v31 (May 2020)

Analog audio may give crackles and pops.

A different setup is needed for ALSA digital passthrough (Dolby digital through an external sound system).

The only difference in the profiles is the presentation of the OSD display. If you have jerky performance or audio breakup when not using verbose logging, switch to the "OpenMax Normal" profile. Trying to debug with -v playback causes worse slowdowns so is not recommended.

The "OpenMax High Quality" playback profile may suffer from jerky playback.

Versions of Raspbian dated 2018 and later have some changes that affect MythTV. It is best to use a wired connection, rather than Wi-Fi, especially if you are playing High Definition content. The Raspberry Pi will function as a remote frontend. There is a version of Arch Linux for Raspberry Pi.įirst you need to have a MythTV backend set up on your local network. Raspbian is optimized for this type of application. I strongly recommend using Raspbian rather than Ubuntu.

There is a report that recent builds of MythTV do not work at all.

There are reports that HDMI Audio does not work well.

On-screen displays have to use softblend which can cause jerkiness in the video and audio. You cannot use a TV remote to control MythTV.

When running on Ubuntu some MythTV features do not work (these all work with Raspbian): When using Ubuntu you can use the Mythbuntu PPA to download the latest package. Several flavors of Ubuntu are available for Raspberry Pi. This is the original operating system for Raspberry Pi and supports all features of MythTV frontend.įor installable packages see MythTV Light. The Raspberry Pi supports several Linux variants. Kodi is a multimedia package that has very good support for Raspberry Pi and has a plugin that supports some mythtv frontend features but is not a full replacement for the official MythTV frontend. 192.168.7.148 and not 127.0.0.1, use the drop down to select the real IP address and then restart mythtv-backend. Primary IP address /DNS name is set to the real IP address e.g. The remote MythTV backend must be configured to accept connections over the local network.Ĭheck using mythtv-setup on the remote MythTV backend that in There is also an unofficial release of 0.27 that works on Raspberry Pi 2.įor Raspberry Pi 4 only MythTV from version 30 is supported using Raspbian Buster. With its case, the Raspberry Pi is about the same size as the DTA devices from cable companies.Īs of version 0.28, MythTV frontend is supported on Raspberry Pi 2 and Pi 3.

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This is very convenient for places where you cannot have a full size computer, such as kitchen. When using HDMI it also supports CEC so that you can use the TV remote control to control MythTV. It supports HDMI output for audio and video, as well as composite video and analog stereo.

Once you add a case, power supply and SD card it will run about $55. The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized computer that costs around $30 barebones.

The Raspberry Pi is cheap and can be a decent frontend for a MythTV backend.

3.2.12 Running without a desktop environment or window manager.

3.2.10 Autostart mythfrontend on the GUI Desktop.

3.2.4.5 OpenMAX Audio (not recommended).

3.2.4.3 Loud crackles and pops from 3.5mm jack.

3.2.1 Changes in recent versions of Raspbian.