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The picture quality is very good with no jagged edges. My TV indicates the source is 1080p. I'm not sure why this works given the lacking support for Intel graphics.

I'm currently using an i3-7100T with Intel HD Graphics 630. Some of my channels are 1080i, and I have a 1080 resolution TV. I have VAAPI Normal set for the video playback profile, and I have the deinterlacer set to None.

In my old setup those two HDHRs are defined as 4 tuners and 4 inputs. In the current version of myth, there doesn't seem to be a way to do that. Am I right in assuming that in it's current incarnation MythTV is smart enough to figure out there are 2 tuners on each HDHR on it's own? I'm not familiar...

Have you tried mythfrontend? Same issue with it?

There is generally no need to be concerned about or do anything with the database. In addition to the helpful forum post you mentioned, there are example installation steps from myself here and from Jim A here. Which step are you getting stuck on?

Yes, entering the following commands in the terminal includes the installation of the database:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mythbuntu/30
sudo apt install mythtv

I'm not familiar with the Quatro, but with the HDHomeRun Prime, I do it as described here.

Maybe with a few channels, not many tuners and light guide data. I used an Atom D2550 with a GeForce GT 610 GPU for a combined frontend and backend system, but rwagner did not like that idea as described here. It worked quite well.

Ubuntu 14.04 is a bit old. Consider installing 18.04. Is the backend and frontend set to use "localhost" and not an ip address in Setup --> General? If the frontend is automatically starting, maybe a delay could help (bash -c "sleep 20 && mythfrontend --service").

Some helpful example installation steps can be found here for using an SSD for files other than recordings. The referenced blog post is for v29, but many of the steps are needed for v30 also if you are using *buntu.

I have previously used Xubuntu with MythTV, but I recently installed MythTV v30 using the ppa on Ubuntu 18.04. I used the minimal install option when installing Ubuntu. All appears well so far.

The Mythbuntu ppa on Launchpad builds from the source on GitHub. For v30-fixes, the changes can be viewed at https://github.com/MythTV/mythtv/commits/fixes/30.

While on the same network as the Prime, open a web browser and visit http://my.hdhomerun.com. Click on the HDHR Prime. View the lineup, and look for "DRM." Scan for channels, look for "DRM" again, and look for any changes.

In mythtv-setup, under Capture Cards, due you have more than one card listed?

Did you stop the backend before running mythtv-setup? Maybe one of these will help:
viewtopic.php?f=36&t=3114#p15073
https://mythtvinstall.blogspot.com/2018 ... _7Ww29rrj8