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What does "Show Stealth" do? #1811
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Just copy/pasting from Gemini: "Stealth" mode is a feature designed to prevent media servers (like Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby) from throwing playback errors when a channel temporarily has nothing scheduled to play.
However, if a channel has no filler and no fallback configured, it becomes completely empty during those gaps. The Problem: Without stealth, Tunarr still reports the channel to your media server, but trying to tune into it during empty time results in an immediate playback or tuning error. The Stealth Fix: When enabled, Tunarr temporarily hides the channel from the electronic program guide (EPG) XML file entirely while it is empty. To Plex/Jellyfin, the channel disappears so users can't try to open a dead stream. As soon as a scheduled program is ready to air, the channel automatically "unhides" itself.
Unchecked (Default): The Tunarr dashboard hides any channels that are currently in stealth mode (offline/empty) so you only see what is actively "broadcasting" right now. Checked: It forces the Tunarr web interface to show all channels, including the ones currently hidden in "stealth" status, so you can still click on them, edit their schedules, or see when they will next go live. (Note: If toggling the checkbox seems to do nothing, it usually just means none of your channels are currently empty/offline, or you might need to toggle it on/off to force a UI refresh.) |
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I have a check box at the top of my channel guide that says "Show Stealth," but nothing happens when I check or uncheck it. I can't find any mention of the word "stealth" in the documentation.
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