-Enter the access control details to secure your system. The first part
-of this covers the network details for address-based access to
-the system; for example, 192.168.1.0/24 to allow local access only
-to 192.168.1.x clients, or 0.0.0.0/0 or empty value for access
-from any system.
+Welcome to Tvheadend, your TV streaming server and video recorder. This
+wizard will help you get up and running fast. Let's start by configuring
+the basic language settings. Please select the default user interface
+and EPG language(s).
-
-This works alongside the second part, which is a familiar username/password
-combination, so provide these for both an administrator and regular
-(day-to-day) user.
+**This wizard should only be run on initial setup. Please cancel it if
+you're not willing to touch the current configuration, as continuing in
+such cases can lead to misconfiguration and not all changes made thru
+this wizard will take effect.**
**Notes**:
-
-
-* You may enter a comma-separated list of network prefixes (IPv4/IPv6).
- If you were asked to enter a username and password during installation,
- we'd recommend not using the same details for a user here as it may cause
- unexpected behavior, incorrect permissions etc.
-* To allow anonymous access for any account (administrative or regular user) enter
- an asterisk (*) in the username and password fields. ___It is not___
- recommended that you allow anonymous access to the admin account.
-* If you plan on accessing Tvheadend over the Internet, make sure you use
- strong credentials and ___do not allow anonymous access at all___.
+* If you cannot see your preferred language in the language list and would
+like to help translate Tvheadend see
+[here](https://tvheadend.org/projects/tvheadend/wiki/Internationalization).
+* If you don't enter a preferred language, US English will be used as a default.
+* Not selecting the correct EPG
+language can result in garbled EPG text; if this happens, don't panic,
+as you can easily change it later.