Got tired of having to jump around to try and troubleshoot issues with the tvs in the house (WAF score has been dipping of late). In addition to upgradting to a more powerful server ( Intel Core i9-13900HX(24C/32T, Up to 5.4GHz), 32GB DDR4 1TB SSD) to handle all the non-TVE sources I was wanting (and the redundancy I get with Dispatcharr), I used Co-Pilot to help me (ok, it did 90% of the work but I was the maestro to his orchestra) and came up with this.
I'm also including an early generation (original version was just a simple table of links tied to my personal homepage served off my NAS). What is shown here was as about 2 weeks ago with some of the early generation of dashboards as well as a ssh version I created to monitor from my windows pc through a shortcut.
It's still a work in progress, but it's at a point I think to share with all of you who can help me make it even better with suggestions. And no, I have no plans to try and standardize this and release for the masses. This is very specific to my needs nor do I have the knowledge most of you do to make this compatible with all the various OSes, configurations, etc. But if someone wants to create their own version (either for themselves or to mass distribute), I'll be happy to share my html page and scripts sitting behind the scenes. I am running this on Debian 13 and storage is my Synology NAS.
Next step in my journey is to try and get ah4c up and running. Love ADBTuner, but occasionally find it misses the mark on some of the channel tunes and I'd like to see what ah4c does in terms of consistency and time to tune.
And if anyone has a way for me to pull in stream details from fast channels to place under my tuners section, we typically have 1-2 channels running most of the day (daughter loves Pet Collective as an example and our son with Autism likes to have Nick Jr Pluto on in his room while he's on the computer).
Thanks.
Early Web Version:
Dashboard I have available from my windows desktop through a ssh connection:
Latest version of the Dashboard:
