[mythtv-users] Slave Backend requirements
Michael T. Dean
mtdean at thirdcontact.com
Wed Aug 21 17:27:00 UTC 2013
On 08/21/2013 04:36 AM, Doug Scoular (dscoular) wrote:
> 1) Can a Slave Backend be used to simply present remote tuners and the
> hard yards of transcoding, commercial detection and scheduling
> be left to the Master Backend ?
When setting up a backend (or a mythjobqueue server), you can allow or
disallow commercial detection, transcoding, and each user job
individually per host. Therefore, you could set up a remote backend
that runs no jobs (and allows the master backend to run them all) or you
could allow the remote backend to run some simple user jobs while
disallowing commercial detection and transcoding. You specify which
jobs are allowed in mythtv-setup.
Mike
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