The 4.2 version developement is finished!

Jaroslav Kysela

We successfully finished the 4.2 development pushing over-the-air ATSC EPG code to the main repository.

The main repository is in the alpha release stage now. The new version will be released in few weeks.

Please, test and report all bugs (but check for duplicates).

See roadmap: http://tvheadend.org/versions/59

Anonymous

Nice!

I discovered a problem while building a .deb package for my armhf device:
The Build-Script with --target debian builds a full functional package - but with version 0.0.0. This will be displayed in the webinterface later too.

This will cause problems when i try to update the package.

I can open a new ticket later...

Paolo Zeppegno

There's a problem in the fedora rpm packaging. I created a ticket for it. I do hope to be able to install tvheadend as a fedora rpm soon. Bug #3252.

jerome thiry

Quickly, I am eager to test the import of m3u for IPTV

Randy Roach

Looking forward to the release! I'm one of many (I'm sure) people in America using a Raspberry Pi specifically to run OpenELEC & tvheadend. I use an OTA antenna pulling in 85 ATSC stations, so there are lots of good things to record. ATSC EPG will be a very nice feature to make it easier for tvheadend to grab the right shows. Keep up the good work!

steve parry

Very excited about this release. Is there a more precise release date yet?

Piotr Kuchciak

When version 4.2 will be released ?

cy clic

I understand from this thread that the release 4.2 was finished 9 months ago,
however it appears still not downloadable and there seems to be no packages
e.g. even for the popular unbuntu.
Please can anyone advise the arrival of this highly anticipated release...
Thanks

zofiel elzofio

any news?

Bapak Ireng

Well, I am looking for a compiled version (e.g. .deb file) for my armhf device (cubietruck), running jessie 8.5.

Who can help ??

reagards, Ireng

Frank -

I am really looking forward to have version 4.2 .. is there any release date of this version??

creasty somp

I created a ticket for it. I do hope to be able to install tvheadend as a fedora rpm soon.