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==== Save virtual channel ==== | ==== Windows - Save virtual channel ==== |
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==== Save unfiltered physical channel ==== | ==== Windows - Save unfiltered physical channel ==== |
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==== Legacy devices ==== | ==== Windows - Legacy devices ==== |
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==== Save virtual channel ==== | ==== Mac - Save virtual channel ==== |
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Launch a terminal and run: <code>curl http://<ip address of hdhomerun>:5004/auto/v<virtual channel number>?duration=30 -o <filename></code> | Launch a terminal and run: <code>curl "http://hdhomerun.local:5004/auto/v<virtual channel number>?duration=30" -o <filename></code> |
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Example: <code>curl http://192.168.0.100:5004/auto/v2.1?duration=30 -o test.mpg</code> | The "hdhomerun.local" address should resolve to the first HDHomeRun device on your network. If this does not work, or you have more than one HDHomeRun device, you can also use your "device ID"+.local. For example, if you have a device ID of 104fffff then you would use 104fffff.local. If that still does not work, you can find the IP address of your HDHomeRun from your router settings and use that. |
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| Examples: |
| * <code>curl "http://hdhomerun.local:5004/auto/v2.1?duration=30" -o test.mpg</code> |
| * <code>curl "http://104fffff.local:5004/auto/v2.1?duration=30" -o test.mpg</code> |
| * <code>curl "http://192.168.0.100:5004/auto/v2.1?duration=30" -o test.mpg</code> |
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Launch a terminal and run: <code>curl http://<ip address of hdhomerun>:5004/auto/ch<physical channel number>?duration=30 -o <filename></code> | Launch a terminal and run: <code>curl "http://hdhomerun.local:5004/auto/ch<physical channel number>?duration=30" -o <filename></code> |
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Example: <code>curl http://192.168.0.100:5004/auto/ch7?duration=30 -o test.mpg</code> | The "hdhomerun.local" address should resolve to the first HDHomeRun device on your network. If this does not work, or you have more than one HDHomeRun device, you can also use your "device ID"+.local. For example, if you have a device ID of 104fffff then you would use 104fffff.local. If that still does not work, you can find the IP address of your HDHomeRun from your router settings and use that. |
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| Examples: |
| * <code>curl "http://hdhomerun.local:5004/auto/ch7?duration=30" -o test.mpg</code> |
| * <code>curl "http://104fffff.local:5004/auto/ch7?duration=30" -o test.mpg</code> |
| * <code>curl "http://192.168.0.100:5004/auto/ch7?duration=30" -o test.mpg</code> |
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==== Save virtual channel ==== | ==== Linux - Save virtual channel ==== |
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Open a terminal and run: <code>wget http://<ip address of hdhomerun>:5004/auto/v<virtual channel number>?duration=30 -O <filename></code> | Open a terminal and run: <code>wget http://hdhomerun.local:5004/auto/v<virtual channel number>?duration=30 -O <filename></code> |
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Example: <code>wget http://192.168.0.100:5004/auto/v2.1?duration=30 -O test.mpg</code> | The "hdhomerun.local" address should resolve to the first HDHomeRun device on your network. If this does not work, or you have more than one HDHomeRun device, you can also use your "device ID"+.local. For example, if you have a device ID of 104fffff then you would use 104fffff.local. If that still does not work, you can find the IP address of your HDHomeRun from your router settings and use that. |
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| Examples: |
| * <code>wget http://hdhomerun.local:5004/auto/v2.1?duration=30 -O test.mpg</code> |
| * <code>wget http://104fffff.local:5004/auto/v2.1?duration=30 -O test.mpg</code> |
| * <code>wget http://192.168.0.100:5004/auto/v2.1?duration=30 -O test.mpg</code> |
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==== Save unfiltered physical channel ==== | ==== Linux - Save unfiltered physical channel ==== |
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Open a terminal and run: <code>wget http://<ip address of hdhomerun>:5004/auto/ch<physical channel number>?duration=30 -O <filename></code> | Open a terminal and run: <code>wget http://hdhomerun.local:5004/auto/ch<physical channel number>?duration=30 -O <filename></code> |
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Example: <code>wget http://192.168.0.100:5004/auto/ch7?duration=30 -O test.mpg</code> | The "hdhomerun.local" address should resolve to the first HDHomeRun device on your network. If this does not work, or you have more than one HDHomeRun device, you can also use your "device ID"+.local. For example, if you have a device ID of 104fffff then you would use 104fffff.local. If that still does not work, you can find the IP address of your HDHomeRun from your router settings and use that. |
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| Examples: |
| * <code>wget http://hdhomerun.local:5004/auto/ch7?duration=30 -O test.mpg</code> |
| * <code>wget http://104fffff.local:5004/auto/ch7?duration=30 -O test.mpg</code> |
| * <code>wget http://192.168.0.100:5004/auto/ch7?duration=30 -O test.mpg</code> |
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