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 ===== Compiling hdhomerun_config =====
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 === Windows (pre-compiled) ===
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 Download and install the HDHomeRun software for Windows. The hdhomerun_config.exe executable can be found in the program directory - default C:\Program Files\Silicondust\HDHomeRun.
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 === Windows (MSVC++) ===
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 Download and extract the libhdhomerun archive. Create a new empty project and include all
 the .c and .h files. From the project properties page under C/C++ advanced, change the Compile As type to C, click apply and then change it back to C++ -- this is a workaround for a bug in MSVC++. Under the Linker input, add Ws2_32.lib and iphlpapi.lib as Additional Dependencies.
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 Compile.
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 === Cygwin/Linux/Mac/*BSD ===
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 Download and extract the libhdhomerun archive.
 Run "make"
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 ===== Using hdhomerun_config =====
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 The list of supported commands can be obtained by running hdhomerun_config without any parameters:
         hdhomerun_config discover
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         hdhomerun_config <id> save <tuner> <filename>
         hdhomerun_config <id> upgrade <filename>
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 ===== Discover the HDHomeRun devices on the network =====
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 The discover command will find HDHomeRun devices that are on the same subnet as the host:
         hdhomerun_config discover
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 ===== Sending commands to a specific HDHomeRun =====
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 The "<id>" shown above represents a unique identifier for a HDHomeRun device, this can be either Device ID, or IP address:
         hdhomerun_config <device id> get help
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 A Device ID of FFFFFFFF can be used as a wild card for the first HDHomeRun device found on the network. Do not use this syntax if there are multiple HDHomeRun devices on the network, as the device used will be random based on discovery order, which may change between commands.
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 ===== Query the list of options supported by a HDHomeRun device =====
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 The get/set options supported by a specific HDHomeRun device can be queried using the get help command:
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 | <code>/sys/copyright</code> | Display firmware copyright |
 | <code>/sys/debug</code> | Display debug info |
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 ===== Channelmap =====
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 The channelmap is used to configure the auto-modulation detection and channel scan. This should be configured correctly for each tuner.
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 | tw-bcast  | Digital Antenna (Taiwan)     | Taiwan               |
 | tw-cable  | Digital Cable (Taiwan)       | Taiwan               |
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 ===== Channel scan =====
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 To run a channel scan:
 <code>
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 When a digital channel is found it will identify the programs on the channel. The log filename is optional; if included it will log to the given filename.
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 ===== Tuning a physical channel =====
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 To set a channel use the set channel command:
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 eg:     hdhomerun_config FFFFFFFF set /tuner0/channel none
 </code>
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 ===== Checking the signal strength =====
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 The basic signal information can be obtained by using the get status command:
 <code>
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 The counters are reset to zero upon a channel change, but may indicate a small number of errors caused before the tuner locks on the channel. As a result, diagnostics should be based on the change in values over time, and not the initial values.
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 ===== Detecting the programs on a physical channel =====
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 The HDHomeRun will detect the programs (sub-channels). Use the get streaminfo command to query the detected programs:
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 It may take several seconds after setting the channel for the stream information to be fully populated (depending on how long the channel takes to lock and how often the stream information is sent by the broadcaster/cable provider).
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 ===== Filtering by program (sub-channel) =====
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 The HDHomeRun supports automatic PID filtering by program number:
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 hdhomerun_config <id> set /tuner0/program "3 tvct_from_pmt=11.2(TEST)"
 </code>
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 ===== Filtering by PID =====
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 The HDHomeRun supports arbitrary hardware PID filtering:
 <code>
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 The filter is cleared to pass-all (0x0000-0x1FFF) when a set channel command is received.
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 ===== Saving a stream =====
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 The hdhomerun_config command can be used to automate the process of saving to the local filesystem:
 <code>
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 <code>eg:     hdhomerun_config FFFFFFFF save /tuner0 - | vlc -</code>
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 ===== Streaming to a target machine =====
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 Set the target IP address and port number using the set target command:
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 === Example: Streaming to VLC ===
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 Run VLC: File, Open Network Stream. Select UDP/RTP. Specify port 5000. Discover the HDHomeRun:
         hdhomerun_config discover
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 Set the target:
         hdhomerun_config FFFFFFFF set /tuner0/target <ip address of pc>:5000
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