TVHeadend GUI can be accessed via any web browser (IE, Edge, Firefox or Chrome) and using the IP address of the server at port 9981. E.g. https://192.168.1.2:9981
Upon entering the correct URL, TVheadend GUI will appear as so:
1. Select the tabs Configuration-> DVB Inputs -> TV Adapters. There should be a list of adapters automatically recognised by TVHeadend.
3. Populate network names with anything.
4. Next, move to Muxes tab. This is the interesting part where we got to enter the local TV channel frequencies. Below are frequency references:
| Pemancar | MUX 1 | MUX 2 | MUX 3 |
| Menara KL (Kuala Lumpur) | UHF 45 (666 Mhz) | UHF 49 (698 Mhz) | UHF 47 (682 Mhz) |
| Gunung Ulu Kali (Genting Highland) | UHF 45 (666 Mhz) | UHF 49 (698 Mhz) | UHF 47 (682 Mhz) |
| Bukit Sungai Besar (Kuala Lumpur) | UHF 45 (666 Mhz) | UHF 49 (698 Mhz) | UHF 47 (682 Mhz) |
| Bukit Selindung (Kuantan) | UHF 46 (674 Mhz) | UHF 44 (658 Mhz) | UHF 47 (682 Mhz) |
| Bukit Bakar (Machang) | UHF 45 (666 Mhz) | UHF 43 (650 Mhz) | UHF 51 (714 Mhz) |
| Telipot (Kota Bharu) | UHF 45 (666 Mhz) | UHF 43 (650 Mhz) | UHF 51 (714 Mhz) |
| Bukit Karatong (Kota Kinabalu) | UHF 36 (594 Mhz) | UHF 42 (642 Mhz) | UHF 48 (690 Mhz) |
| Bukit Trig (Sandakan) | UHF 47 (682 Mhz) | UHF 43 (650 Mhz) | UHF 45 (666 Mhz) |
| Gunung Andrassy (Tawau) | UHF 47 (682 Mhz) | UHF 43 (650 Mhz) | UHF 45 (666 Mhz) |
| Bukit Besar (K. Terengganu) | UHF 46 (674 Mhz) | UHF 44 (658 Mhz) | UHF 26 (514 Mhz) |
| Bukit Bauk (Dungun) | UHF 30 (546 Mhz) | UHF 52 (722 Mhz) | UHF 40 (626 Mhz) |
| Gunung Kelerdang (Ipoh) | UHF 45 (666 Mhz) | UHF 49 (698 Mhz) | UHF 51 (714 Mhz) |
| Gunung Serapi (Kucing) | UHF 47 (682 Mhz) | UHF 43 (650 Mhz) | UHF 45 (666 Mhz) |
| Gunung Jerai (Gurun) | UHF 45 (666 Mhz) | UHF 49 (698 Mhz) | UHF 51 (714 Mhz) |
| Pulau Pinang U4 | UHF 45 (666 Mhz) | UHF 49 (698 Mhz) | UHF 51 (714 Mhz) |
| Seberang Jaya | UHF 45 (666 Mhz) | UHF 49 (698 Mhz) | UHF 51 (714 Mhz) |
| Pelangi (Johor) | UHF 47 (682 Mhz) | UHF 49 (698 Mhz) | UHF 51 (714 Mhz) |
| Skudai (Johor) | UHF 47 (682 Mhz) | UHF 49 (698 Mhz) | UHF 51 (714 Mhz) |
| Gunung Pulai (Pulai) | UHF 47 (682 Mhz) | UHF 49 (698 Mhz) | UHF 51 (714 Mhz) |
| Bukit Tampin | UHF 30 (546 Mhz) | ||
| Gunung Ledang (Segamat) | UHF 30 (546 Mhz) | UHF 52 (722 Mhz) | UHF XX (738 Mhz) |
In my case, in KL, I go with 666Mhz & 698Mhz. Remember to use the correct unit. 666Mhz = 666000Khz. Hit add button, select the network defined in previous step configure these 3 things:1. Delivery system=DVB-T2, Frequency and Bandwidth=8MHz. Leave others as is then hit Create button.
5. Now we are ready to link the network to an adapter. Go back to TV adapter tab. Choose the one with DVB-T. A config section will appear on the right. Tick Enabled and select previously defined netwok.
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6. Assumming the frequency are correct and we have an aerial attached to correct port on the KI+, available services will magically appear under servive tab.
Now we need to map them to make them available for use.
Hit map services buttom and Channel column will be populated with appropriate names.
7. Switch to tab Configuration->Channel/EPG->Channels to see all mapped channels. You can untick the second column if you wish to skip the cannel. Remember to hit save after making any changes.
8. Check out the EPG (Electronic Program Guide) to see what's on.
9. Under tab Configuration->Channel/EPG->Channels, there are circle play button in the 1st column. Press this button to try each channel over Windows streaming media player, i.e. VLC.
Voila!.. a channel happily streams!..
To be continued...
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