“ DVBLink TVSource seamlessly integrates TV channels from Satellite, Cable (DVB-C and ClearQAM) or Terrestrial (DVB-T/T2 and ATSC) tuners into DVBLink server infrastructure, including support for SD and HD video, multichannel audio, EPG information, teletext and subtitles. Stream your live TV programs to your iPhone, iPad, Android and WinPhone devices and even set recordings using the EPG remotely on your phone.”
Stream your TV channels over the internet to desktops and mobile devices like laptops and netbooks using your web browser. “ DVBLink Connect! Server lets you enjoy your favorite TV channels throughout your whole house and on the go.Īccess live and recorded TV content in your home network in XBMC, Windows Media Center, running on network computers, on DLNA enabled clients such as Sony PlayStation3, on netbooks and laptops, and on Xbox 360. “DVBLink Server is a core component of the DVBLink product suite that ties all DVBLink products together.” “Our range of DVBLink products for NAS and for Windows based PC's offers everything you need to enjoy your favorite Satellite (DVB-S/S2), Cable (DVB-C and QAM), Terrestrial (DVB-T/T2 and ATSC), IPTV and Analog TV channels and recordings within your home network and on the go!” OK so here goes!ĭVBLink is a software product from a company called DVBLogic, visit their home page for more product information: In Part 1 I think I will give a basic overview of DVBLink back-end and then in Part 2 we will look at the XBMC client(s) and the front-end. I purchased a new BlackGold BGT 3620 dual DVB-T2 tuner card, I have install this tuner and the DVBLink software on to my Windows Home Server 2011 HP Microserver box. Now before I start a disclaimer as I am not an expert on this at all and there are several XBMC PVR Clients and back-ends which can be used.Īs I already know a little about DVBLink and this works with XBMC I have decided to go this route. And in fact most of the comments and feedback I have received has been from people asking to know more about Live TV and PVR functions of XBMC. If you have been reading my recent series of blog post about XBMC, I did mention I would be looking at Live TV in XBMC.
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