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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1242560" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.Asking this for a friend as I don't know if it may work...He runs an 40€ Android TV box (8-Core CPU HDMI 2.0, H265 hardware decoding, HDR, 4K@60 output, GBit LAN, WLan 2,4 and 5 Ghz USB,... ) with the MariaDB app (a full blown Database server for Android devices) installed to serve Kodi's databases. This box is running 24/7 and he wants to add a PVR PC system to watch and record live TV (DVB-S2). Also it is possible to install an own MySQL server on the PVR system he prefers to use the existing database server. Afaik MariaDB is an open source fork of MySQL with &quot;Enterprise features&quot; and 100% compatibility to MySQL clients. So it should work if he don't install MySQL together with the TV Server. Maybe someone has tried TV server with MariaDB already and can proof it's working...Sadly the latest MP2 releases are not compatible with TVServerKodi plugin any longer as he then could use MP2 server as TV backend for Kodi that don't need a database server at all...By the way, this TV box really is astonishing... It's cheaper than a Raspberry Pi, much more powerful and better equipped than the Pi and does video playback better than my Haswell Core i5...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1242560, member: 109222"] Hi. Asking this for a friend as I don't know if it may work... He runs an 40€ Android TV box (8-Core CPU HDMI 2.0, H265 hardware decoding, HDR, 4K@60 output, GBit LAN, WLan 2,4 and 5 Ghz USB,... ) with the MariaDB app (a full blown Database server for Android devices) installed to serve Kodi's databases. This box is running 24/7 and he wants to add a PVR PC system to watch and record live TV (DVB-S2). Also it is possible to install an own MySQL server on the PVR system he prefers to use the existing database server. Afaik MariaDB is an open source fork of MySQL with "Enterprise features" and 100% compatibility to MySQL clients. So it should work if he don't install MySQL together with the TV Server. Maybe someone has tried TV server with MariaDB already and can proof it's working... Sadly the latest MP2 releases are not compatible with TVServerKodi plugin any longer as he then could use MP2 server as TV backend for Kodi that don't need a database server at all... By the way, this TV box really is astonishing... It's cheaper than a Raspberry Pi, much more powerful and better equipped than the Pi and does video playback better than my Haswell Core i5... [/QUOTE]

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