Beiträge von pewter77

Hey All,

So I created a new docker file for this for anyone interested.
Right now it's x86 only but if you know what you're doing you can change the dockerfile to armv6/v7 easily.
I've tested using following:

• Unraid, 6.9 RC2
• DVB LibreELEC drivers installed through CA
• Sharing /dev/video0 as a device to docker
• WLED in use because simplest for me and only needs 1 wire!

you can probably get this working with a RPi if you add /dev/gpiomem and change the build for armv6/v7 but I haven't tested it yet so YMMV.
I do plan on doing a couple things

• Adding in multiple architectures
• Uploading to Docker Hub

But I'm new to deployment practices and trying to figure out best practices for that

https://github.com/pewter77/docker-hyperhdr

Cheers,
Pewter

Ah perfect, then I can set it up similar to other dockers and create a data folder and mount it that way.
Might try in the future to create a multi-architecture docker file for this like ls.io dockers (mainly to see how it's done) but if anyone has more expertise than me that would appreciated. My docker is 500+ MB at the moment, so not exactly lightweight but not terrible.

Where is the config for Hyperion? I modified the dockerfile for x64 and instead used debian slim, but I can't find where the config file is to make it persistent, once I delete the container all my configuration is lost. If possible I'll probably try to build an alpine docker image if I get the time though would appreciate someone that had the expertise because I don't right now and it will take a while!

For anyone curious:

• Using Unraid 6.9 rc2 (nice) NAS on wired ethernet
• Installed DVB plugins for USB Grabber Drivers through community apps (requires 6.9 beta35 or later)
• Attaching USB Grabber device to Docker through /dev/video0
• NodeMCU esp8266 device behind WLAN behind TV (surprised at how well this works, completely synced with no delay)

Before I was using a PI, but this way allows me to hide the wires easily. I only need the WLED and the strip with one power supply and no dangling wires to a Pi4. One wire to hide on back of TV and the raspberry pi can do other things... though not sure what right now haha. I might put Hassio on it instead of in a docker to keep the uptime manageable and separate from NAS projects but I'm not a big fan of how long it takes to reboot that particular one...

What are the new features for SK6812? also do most people run them off of gpio18 or spi? if SPI which pins?