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  1. 1 hour ago, chwe said:

    If you only want to watch TV, buy a cheap DVB-T2 receiver. If it's about watch and record content, IMO you should look for the cheapest android TV box

    There are also some cheap DVB-T2 HD receivers with PVR... Xoro something

     

    @OP: I've run the "test mux" back in the days on the Orange Pi One with the myGica T230

     

    The drivers can be auto-backported to 3.4 kernel with media_build, tough i remember having to somehow workaround missing i2c_mux kernel option

     

    PQ was so-so.

  2. There is a board called WiTi with 2 SATA, now WiTi 2 is being planned on mqmaker's forum. It looks really nice and reasonably priced (the old one).

    But it's some MTK MIPS chips.

    it's the MT7621, a chip used in routers like the Xiaomi Mini

    will run OpenWRT even with almost-mainline kernel (4.6)

    but i doubt it has the power to run a full distro like Armbian

  3. @Xer0

     

    https://github.com/igorpecovnik/lib/blob/master/desktop.sh

     

    We need implementation there, within build process. Current way is outdated, a bit dirty and need an upgrade. It looks like it's still working on H3 but failing on A20 since certain libs needs updated versions. We need a solution which is build from sources to get rid of outdated prepacked libs and pack output into .deb that we can provide an update. Only complete solution makes sense since we already have some temporally solution.

     

    So, do you want media_build drivers to be _compiled_ during build process, or just included?

     

    media_build is tricky to build reproduceably, as it pulls latest sources from the upstream tree,

    while beeing quite slow in adapting its supplied backport-patches, which frequently breaks it

    for example, a new source tar is up since friday, with it fails at apply patches stage

    but manually wget'ing and untaring the previous one will work normally

    also, some drivers wont compile for arm even if seemingly supported by the kernel

     

    so we would need to "freeze" a working media_build+linux-media combo and fork it somewhere

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