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Emby requires Port 80 to function.
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I wanted to clarify something regarding cetonproxy and port 80; it turns out that both Emby and Channels DVR will detect my cetonproxy tuner if I set the port to 80, however recording requests continue to be sent to port 5004. Therefore if you've set cetonproxy to listen on port 80 (via the GUI), it won't ever receive any recording requests. The workaround with both Emby and Channels DVR is to run cetonproxy on port 5004, and manually add the cetonproxy tuner to both applications by including the port# along with the IP address of the tuner. In my case I was able to manually add my cetonproxy tuner by pointing to http://192.168.1.4:5004 |
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Emby requires that cetonproxy listens on Port 80.