Once you have Emby, you have a great DVR setup with client apps to use on a number of platforms and one that hooks into the popular service Kodi really well. It is on a Comcast system with a cable card, paired successfully. This could bring an extra cost if you're using something like Schedules Direct, but there are free options out there depending on your location. The forum indicates that there should be a MediaPortal TV Config program but no such. Without it, you just have a list of channels with no idea what's actually showing on them. The only drawback here is that Emby asks you to provide a source of TV guide data. Setup is easy, and if you're using a compatible tuner it takes only a few moments. The Emby Server is available for Windows, Mac, some NAS boxes and other platforms, too. You'll have to be an Emby Premiere subscriber to use the DVR, but it's reasonably priced at $99 for a lifetime license, with options to pay monthly or yearly. It does work, just not 100, and there is a chance that it. This is a WIP (Work-In-Progress), but the key word here is 'Work' so let me break down what that word means in this context. Now that many of you are through dry humping the nearest flat surface, let me burst your bubble a little bit. It does many of the same things, mixing your own media with live TV and DVR. Introducing CableCARD support for MediaPortal. Windows 7 offers WMC for free.As an all-rounder for the home media center, Emby is a great alternative to Plex. I was able to find a cheap license for Windows 8.1 Pro on CL. WMC seems to be the only easy to use program that allows you to record encrypted channels. WMC does everything, from giving you the TV guide listings, to scheduling recordings. I tried MediaPortal but way too complicated for me. Since I'm not very technical, I had issues getting MythTV to run (in particular, scheduling shows) so I gave up and I installed Windoze so I can use Windows Media Center. The great thing about the Prime model is you can watch & record up to 3 channels at a time. But there's a lot of behind the scenes coding & use of MySQL server (such as getting the channel lineup to match Verizon). There are options to use MythTV (open source program). Open the Solution in Visual Studio and build 5. Copy the DLL's on the list FROM your MP 2.2 install 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server' TO the folder listed in 2. But I struggled getting HDHomeRun to work with a Mac + NAS. Go to the 'Zip Location\TVServerXBMC-master\TVServerXBMC-master\TVServerKodi\References' folder and make a list of the DLL's 3. You can run HDHomeRun on Mac.and watch / record shows on the encrypted channels using VLC. Link to HDHomeRun Prime's Mac Support Community. Click to expand.You need to purchase a tuner.
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