Watch TV ANYWHERE in your house using IPTV via a RASPBERRY PI and TVHEADEND

When I moved into my house, I found the TV aerial on the roof was old and didn't work properly. Rather than get that replaced, I got satellite TV instead. However, this is difficult to feed to all the rooms in the house that have a TV. To solve this, I've set up IPTV so that a Raspberry PI runs software called TVHeadend. This works alongside a TV tuner to grab the TV signals and then make those available across my home network. I then use the Tivimate and/or Dream Player for TVHeadend app on my Android TV or FireTV stick to allow TV to be viewed in any room. I'm using a second PI4 running AndroidTV that I put together in this project:    • Run ANDROID TV on a RASPBERRY PI to make A...   Since I'm using a TV tuner that has four embedded tuners, four devices can be watching or recording different TV stations at any given moment in time. Links to things you see in the video (shop around!! These are just what I used!!): Raspberry PI 4 - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Raspberry-Pi... Telestar Digibit R1 - https://www.pulsat.com/products/Teles... Hauppauge WinTV DualHD TV Stick - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B011Z7I0JY Wideband (i.e. Sky Q 2-cable LNB) to Quattro (i.e. Digibit R1 interface) converter - https://www.alltrade.co.uk/shop/johan... Link to my GitHub for this project: https://github.com/jeffspiinthesky/iptv Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:37 - Titles 00:45 - Like / Subscribe / Notify / Comment 01:18 - Project introduction 03:55 - Kit list 08:09 - Set up Tuner 10:07 - Set up PI, install Docker and run TVHeadend 14:08 - TVHeadend configuration 22:01 - Fix stuck muxes in scan 27:57 - Get EPG data 29:43 - Tivimate 33:03 - Dream Player for TVHeadend 36:50 - Outro Equipment used: Canon M100 camera with 13-55mm kit lens Shure MV7 mic Elgato collapsable green screen Neewer GL1 Pro keylight Nanlite Pavotube 30C lights Original video capture using OBS All video editing using Kdenlive All image editing using GIMP