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PiTV — DVB-T2 Media
Server

Media server for streaming DVB-T2 terrestrial TV to every device in the house. Raspberry Pi + KODI + DLNA: the home TV accessible anywhere on the local network.

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Overview

PiTV turns a Raspberry Pi into a media server for DVB-T2 terrestrial TV. The TV signal is received, distributed via DLNA over the local network and accessible from any device in the house — smartphone, tablet, TV, PC — with no extra cabling.

KODI manages the media library and the interface, Samba makes the recorded content available as a network folder.

Use case

The bedroom TV has no built-in tuner. Instead of buying a set-top box, the Raspberry Pi receives the signal and streams it over the network: every device can tune in, watch live or access the recordings.