That's possible ToySoft but would be a bit complex to manage for users

Perhaps installing a VM machine on the PC, and a second licence of EnigmaTV ?

TS

Hi, your idea about having dual tool in parallel is good but I doubt it can be done because of the web server instance and the EnigmaTv folder that is mandatory.

Best regards,

Hi Sebastien, many thanks for your quick reply.
Just wondering (maybe stupid thought) - if I run two instances of EnigmaTV (on different ports, of course), then would each one of them be able to control one tuner (so use two tuners in parallel)?

I am indeed using MX player with HW acceleration.

Hi,

Only 1 client can get control of the server ... It is a single client based application from the design ... Even if your receiver has multi tuners.

On Android the stream should be stable ... Use MX Player in the settings and be sure to have HW enabled in MX Player.

Best regards,

Hi,

I have enigma-tv (latest version) installed on an i5-4570 PC, 16 GB of RAM, Windows 10. I have port forwarding configured correctly, web port is 80, streaming port is 443 (to get around restrictions in some places).

The receiver is a Venton Unibox Eco+, with two DVB-C tuners, which sits generally in standby (not playing anything on the TV).

Streaming directly from the receiver (via OpenWebIf) works fine; streaming through enigma-tv works generally OK, with two issues:
- only one "client" is usable at once: if I open the web interface of enigma-tv from my PC and start streaming a channel, it works fine; if I open a second connection via 3G from my phone, I can select a channel for playback - when the playback starts, the initial stream (on the PC) stops
- the Android enigma-tv client seems to be a bit unstable, sometimes playback stops suddenly even when using WiFi; the same stream works fine from the PC.

Any ideas for either of the two?