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dvr:linux [2019/10/19 20:19]
neds [Manual install instructions]
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   - Create a folder for recordings. For example from the command line you could do, <​code>​mkdir HDHomeRun</​code>​ which will create a folder called "​HDHomeRun"​ in your default user directory.   - Create a folder for recordings. For example from the command line you could do, <​code>​mkdir HDHomeRun</​code>​ which will create a folder called "​HDHomeRun"​ in your default user directory.
 +  - Enter the new folder: <​code>​cd HDHomeRun</​code>​
   - Download the latest HDHomeRun RECORD for Linux release using the wget command or a desktop GUI/browser   - Download the latest HDHomeRun RECORD for Linux release using the wget command or a desktop GUI/browser
     * Debian/​Ubuntu-based:​ https://​download.silicondust.com/​hdhomerun/​hdhomerun_record_linux     * Debian/​Ubuntu-based:​ https://​download.silicondust.com/​hdhomerun/​hdhomerun_record_linux
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     * The command will look like this <​code>​wget https://​download.silicondust.com/​hdhomerun/​hdhomerun_record_linux</​code>​     * The command will look like this <​code>​wget https://​download.silicondust.com/​hdhomerun/​hdhomerun_record_linux</​code>​
   - Copy to the recordings folder and rename "​hdhomerun_record"​.   - Copy to the recordings folder and rename "​hdhomerun_record"​.
-    * <​code>​mv hdhomerun_record_linux ​HDHomeRun/hdhomerun_record</​code>​+    * <​code>​mv hdhomerun_record_linux hdhomerun_record</​code>​
   - Create a configuration file hdhomerun.conf in the recordings folder. Add the line: <​code>​RecordPath=<​full Linux path to recordings folder></​code>​   - Create a configuration file hdhomerun.conf in the recordings folder. Add the line: <​code>​RecordPath=<​full Linux path to recordings folder></​code>​
     - To do this from the command line, use the command<​code>​nano hdhomerun.conf</​code>​     - To do this from the command line, use the command<​code>​nano hdhomerun.conf</​code>​
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