I was a Kickstarter backer ten years ago when the HDHomeRun DVR campaign went up in May of 2015. I think I stopped using it when the campaign free time expired.
Recently I decided to subscribe again; however, when I run the setup program, on the DVR tab the checkbox for NAS install reads "Store recordings on a Western Digital NAS device". I don't have a Western Digital NAS, I have a QNAP. When I click the "NAS Install" button it only finds some of my Zidoo media players, and my Yamaha AVR, but no NAS.
I enabled SSH on the NAS and tried again but it just doesn't find the QNAP.. It is on the same network and subnet as the tuner. I feel like my machine has so older config file or something from the original install that's preventing the setup app from finding my NAS. I can't figure it out so I'm asking for help please.
DVR setup issue
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Re: DVR setup issue
For most qnaps you would want to use the docker container version rather than using the NAS install option available from a windows machine.
For a device to show up for NAS install, it gets detected by upnp which typically means you must have a DLNA server running on the NAS but the NAS install option will typically only let the engine survive restarts if it is a WD NAS (which is one of the reasons you should look at installing the docker version if possible).
For a device to show up for NAS install, it gets detected by upnp which typically means you must have a DLNA server running on the NAS but the NAS install option will typically only let the engine survive restarts if it is a WD NAS (which is one of the reasons you should look at installing the docker version if possible).
Re: DVR setup issue
Docker is definitely the best option for QNAP. There are some instructions at https://github.com/demonrik/HDHR-DVR-do ... -Container for converting from the old QPKG install to Docker, but a clean install is basically the same thing except you also need to create a share to hold the recordings if you don't already have one.