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Add live TV to your Vero 4K

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Naturally, the Vero 4K can serve double duty as a live TV and PVR – you can even purchase a branded USB DVB-T2 TV tuner from the Vero Store for under £30. It works from the get-go – once plugged in and connected to your aerial, head to the My OSMC screen, select Store and install the TVheadend backend server in just a few clicks.

This is deceptivel­y simple, because your next task is to configure the backend through a remote web browser (192.168.x.y:9981 since you asked, substituti­ng 192.168.x.y with your Vero 4K’s IP address). Log in using both ‘osmc’ for the username and password.

TVheadend will then run a setup wizard that should detect your TV tuner – plus any other network tuners you may have set up (such as HDHomerun) – and skip you through the process of getting things set up. This, too, is nice and straightfo­rward, and once complete you’re up and running… right?

Not quite. The convoluted process now involves switching back to Vero, navigating to Settings> Add-ons>My add-ons>PVR Clients>TVheadend HTSP client and clicking Configure to enter your TVheadend username and password. Finally, click Enable.

OK – phew! – now you have access to Live TV and a PVR through your Vero 4K. And relax!

 ??  ?? Once you’ve jumped through the correct hoops you can turn the Vero 4K into a PVR.
Once you’ve jumped through the correct hoops you can turn the Vero 4K into a PVR.

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