I am using it at home. Back end is running on an Intel NUC using Mythbuntu (Easiest) and the front end is various Kodi boxes around the house. The tuner is a Silicon Dust HD Homerun networked dual tuner box.
I have a NAS with a network share dedicated to TV recordings and the share is mounted on start up of the NUC, that way the NUC can sit there with a 64G SSD in it and still manage recordings, the only wrinkle is after a power outage you need to restart the NUC again manually when the NAS has started up as if the share is not available when MythTV backend starts up it crashes silently.
It also took a little fiddling to find the best way to mount the NAS share, windows networking was too slow and the back end would run errors and eventually crash (Again, silently) If the recording drive is in the same box as the back end that would not be a problem.
It does take a bit more setting up than other software but it did not take all that long to work it out.
Aside from that, it just works.
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