It's a bit tricky to get this done. I also added some profiles while I was experimenting. Try it like this. But I can't say for sure if this is correct.
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If that works for you, perhaps you can then also set a customized bitrate.
Hello, I'm not sure what you mean exactly. Maybe you can explain it in more detail.
However, I suspect this might be out of scope for my Docker image as I only provide a customized TVH image. Since I don't run CoreElec myself and have no experience with it, it's questionable if I'm the right person for this.
Startom42
I have updated the thealhu/tvheadend to a newer patch for icam, it might work now. Just give it a try and let me know. 
https://github.com/upchui/tvhe…af3e9d94dec5dcbcab288f28d
Starting from version 2.4.17 of the container image, the change is included.
@duongpro2004
Do this
docker image rm thealhu/tvheadend:latest and then
docker-compose up -dThere were issues with the automatic building of the image. I suspect you had downloaded a faulty version. The reason for this was the upgrade from Alpine Linux 3.15 to 3.17, which caused the TVH in the container to no longer start correctly. The error has since been fixed, and all affected images have been removed from Docker Hub. Therefore, you only need to download it again.
will bee fix soon !!!
do you have any info how long this will take ?
Sounds like new K1 keys need to be found
I have the same problem on several clines with the sky channels
I decided to have a go at making my own NCam Docker
Well done great work ;)
It would be great if you could expand the documentation and for me most important please put the project on GitHub 
Thank you :) I will take a look at it in the coming days and maybe I can make a Docker image that updates automatically like my TVH image. However, it needs to convince me enough to switch to it myself, otherwise I will have a hard time supporting the image.
I will let you know and give an update as soon as I can say something about it.
I use Jenkins as a build pipeline because I also need to compile for ARM on a PI 4, and it is the only really good way to do that.
I have now successfully completed the first tests and will now note that on the Docker Hub page.
That means for the next coming commits, images will now be built automatically.
As I use OSCAM myself, it's unlikely.. I would have to take a closer look at NCAM to see what it's so great at... but I also noticed that there is no docker image available for NCAM yet. It's possible that I could take on that task if I like NCAM.
Perhaps you can give me a brief summary regarding NCAM. :)
That's what I'm working on right now
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Thanks. Is this updated automatically?
Yes as long as you use Watchtower for example
In reality, it runs on every PI, even on the PI 1, but the question is whether the performance is good enough. As for the configuration, I can't help you specifically, but I would recommend making your own thread and reading through others on how to connect your tvheadend with tuner cards or sat 2 ip server and setting up oscam.
but i can recommend this sat 2 ip server for the beginning: https://de.elv.com/telestar-sa…yugaRBZj9PmwIUos07Rqob0EQ
i use this box as sat 2 ip server with a MAX SX8 (4/8) card : https://www.digital-devices.eu…pus-net-19-rack-server-1u
Could this also run on Orange PI PC2 or Banana PI M1 with Armbian and ubuntu focal?
Yes, it runs on both as both support armv7. The OS doesn't matter as long as you can install docker and on Ubuntu & Armbian you can install it.
Theoretically, you should be able to install Docker like this: https://www.simplilearn.com/tu…orial/raspberry-pi-docker
Unfortunately, I am unable to contribute to the integration of DVB-S2X support. This is a kernel driver that must be installed on the host system, as there is no kernel in the Docker container, the one used by the host system is used. It may still be possible to install this driver on the host and have DVB-S2X support work in the container, but I cannot test it as I do not have a device that supports DVB-S2X.
Hello valued community,
I have not been here for long but I hope you like what I have brought. (and I hope I have created the thread correctly. 
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I have made it my mission to create and maintain a patched TVHeadend Docker image with ICAM support.
The image is available for X64 and ARMv7, so it also runs on the Raspberry Pi 4 and 3b+.
The Linuxserver code (https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-tvheadend) is used as the basis, which has already built its own image. My Docker images are essentially different due to the ICAM support.
After some searching, I came across a Docker image that has TVH with ICAM support, but I found that this image only runs on X64 and another problem is that it is some commits behind the TVH repo. So I decided to do it right and also build an image for the PI community who would like to run TVH with ICAM on Docker.
You can find the image and all technical information here: https://hub.docker.com/r/thealhu/tvheadend
I am creating this thread for three reasons:
I hope you like it and solves a problem for some. 
My TVH Docker image is now also available for ARMv7 and therefore also runs on the Raspberry Pi 4 and 3b+.
ICAM is now available on the Raspberry Pi through this Docker image!
I think I will also create my own thread here so I can respond to problems and questions. *edit* see: TVHeadend Docker Image with ICAM Support x64 and ARMv7 (PI 4 & 3b+)
I have created an docker image that is based on linuxserver/TVheadend and also includes the ICAM patch. Since I use this image myself, I will constantly keep it up to date with the latest linuxserver/TVheadend. Currently, I am working on supporting ARM, so that Raspberry Pis can also enjoy ICAM.
If anyone is interested: https://hub.docker.com/r/thealhu/tvheadend.
