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I'm in the same boat and temporarily reverted to a Windows VM. There is a possibility of installing mythcommflag along with a script but I haven't had time to look into it deeper.

HDPVR works fine with the DVB builds in the latest beta. Even the IR blaster works once the firmware is added, which I think is something CHBMB will address. However, a couple of gotcha's : You must change the permissions yourself via the go script, since the DVB pluging doesn't know about /dev/video0. If the HDPVR requires a power cycle for whatever reason, it may not come back as /dev/video0 so the docker will fail to start. Probably could be resolved with some udev rules. The SPDIF audio sync issue is a problem in Linux but not under windows. Supposed to not be a problem with RCA jack audio. Can't run comskip under wine under Docker. Something to do with 64 bit. Hope this helps.

As discussed in a different "mythtv" thread, your build with lirc_zilog works great. I just had to rebuild bzroot with the firmware and changed ownership in the go script. Thanks for this!

From the top level menuconfig: Device Drivers -> Staging Drivers -> Media Staging Drivers -> Linux Infrared Remote Control ... -> Zilog/Hauppauge IR transmitter. Care to share your recipe for building the kernel?

Lirc_zilog is in staging/media/lirc so it has to be specifically enabled.

I'm currently looking into setting up the HDPVR under a linux docker and while the media kernel build that can be found on this forum have the kernel driver for the HDPVR, they don't have the lirc_zilog module needed for the IR blaster. I've tried a couple of times to build my own kernel but I'm missing something because I wasn't able to boot my custom image and now I just upgraded to the latest beta. However, the capture portion seems to work very well.

I've updated the template on my github repo. I'm hoping that now it's 6.1 compliant.

I have to admit I kinda hacked it together. I first generated the docker file and ran it manually on my server, after which I found the template that unraid had created. From that point on I manually edited it along with the dockerfile until I had it working. I had no idea it was 6.2 only, but I am running the 6.2 beta so that would explain it. Never occured to me to search the wiki

My first stab at a container, it wasn't as difficult as I thought. I'm still in my trial of unraid but so far I like what I see. Because SageTV stores all it's config and database in the executable directory, the whole directory has to be copied to the persistent storage. I based it from coppit's docker file. The template is here: https://github.com/ycayer/docker-templates