I record everything. It's probably mostly out of habit. It's nice for sports also. I record every local team and save just the most recent events in case I feel like watching it.
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I gave Proxmox a try but I ended up just going with Unraid. It might be a little less performant, but it can do everything I need so it eliminated some of the complexity. I tried for a long time to get OliveTin running but I kept getting errors when running the scripts. I'm sure it was all my ignorance but it's moot now. I finally have Samsung and Pluto Channels back using Docker (thank you @maddox).
Sorry to hear that. It sounds like you didn't have all of your env vars setup properly. Reach out in the OliveTIn thread if you want to get it sorted out. If you had OliveTin running, tweaking a few variables is likely to be no big deal. Run the Post-Install Healthcheck and post it, and we'll figure out what's missing or incorrect.
I appreciate it. I definitely wasn't complaining about the tool at all. I'm grateful people put so much work in and share it with the community. I just still have a lot to learn. I figured I'd share what worked for me in case there are others like me still trying to figure out docker, portainer, ect.
I am currently in the process of RE-building my server from scratch. I started messing with ubuntu desktop but after advice from @bnhf I am slowly using gemini and chatGPT to get my system fully up and running on Server 22.04.5 and so far I'm doing quite well. Gonna start a new thread as not to hi-jack this one and wee what people think of my hardware 
You could run Channels DVR on a thimble it requires very little resources ... Get a good Internet provider with great up stream and you never have to transcode.... and have an up to date NETWORK.
Yeah I know I have a great network that's not an issue. Updstream isn't great ~ 35-40 but that's all that's available here. Don't really do a whole bunch of out of home anyway.
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