I am a new user of nextpvr, having dropped Windows Media Center (Windows 10 does not support it)
I am having audio issues. Video is working, but I get no audio. I assume it is codec related, either in what I have loaded, or what I have selected.
config is such.
Windows 10 pro, tuners are silicondust HDHomeRun's (2 of them)
Channels are all found and available, but no matter what I select as a tuner, I am met with silence. Is there anyone out there that can help me toward a solution? btw, the HDView app that comes with the tuners works, both audio and video. video is not as good quality, and the audio and video seem to drift a bit over time (I mean over hours).
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Hey there, I have a Hauppauge HVR-1250, and Dish Network. Now, because we're running through Dish, the way I had everything set up in Windows Media Center was as an antenna, where the two TVs output on channels 60 and 69.
In Media Center, this worked fine, but I have to switch away, since WMC is deprecated in Windows 10. Anyway, my card shows as 3 devices. I see both ATSC and QAM listings for a "Hauppauge WinTV 885 BDA Tuner/Demod" as well as an IPTV device entry. All 3 are present and active, but the neither of the Hauppauge entries detect either channel. How can I get these channels set up here? I'm using version 3.4.8 on Windows 8.1 Pro x64
With Windows 10 WMC, which I have used for many years, going away and I am trying to install NextPVR on Windows 7. My setup is cable comes into home through an small analog box, which is connected to my HaugePauge Tuner card using an IR wire.
1 - Installed nextpvr version 3.4.8
2 - Selected devices from menu
3 - Selected type QAM and it shows device Haugepauge Win TV 885
4 - Selected Device Setup
5 - Selected Scan. Scan goes through 100+ Physicial Channels
6 - No channels found.
Win10 rolled out today and I upgraded my Windows 7 machine running NPVR and a whole lot of other stuff - very few issues experienced and all appears OK now - the two Win 8.1 clients could not initially access the server share and issued an error when I launched NPVR in client mode - they could not access the win network share - after much fooling around I realized all that was required was a re-boot of the client machines, for some reason.
The only other issue I experienced was not NPVR-related - one of my VMWare services was not set to Automatic and did not start initially after upgrade. This upgrade went well enough that I will soon upgrade my existing clients, both running 8.1 - I'm fairly confident all should work well - the Win 7 machine I successfully upgraded had never run 8 or 8.1 and is running many apps and services, so seems the biggest possible place for issues. All my Win 6 drivers and devices appear to be functional, as are existing apps.
There is no audio when I use Live TV.
Playback of a recording, there is no audio with nextPVR.
- There is audio using WinTV 8 both live and recorded.
- Location: USA
- Using a Hauppauge Colossus connected via RCA to audio out and component connected to video out of a DirecTV set-top box.
- Windows 7 Home Premium - 64-bit
- NextPVR 3.4.8
- There are 6 or 7 choices for audio codecs in the drop-downs.
Is it possible to get a USB capture device, preferebly Hauppauge, that will allow me to plug in my Satellite dish? Specifically I want to record NZ Freeview from my satellite dish, using a USB capture device, not a PCI or PCIe card.
The reason I want to use USB is that I'd like to put NPVR on a VM and use software to pass the USB port through to the VM (usb-over-network.com or eltima.com or flexihub.com).
I have a server which runs NPVR with 2 x HDhomerun tuners I do all my recording and storage on this server. I also have a Kodi Media Center with 2 x avermedia PCIe tuners. I use these avermedia tuners for live TV only on that media center as it functions a whole lot better doing it locally.
It would be great if the NPVR systems could see each other and things like recording directories, recording schedule, and guide data be shared/synchronised. I suppose the end result I would want is that the guide, recording schedule, and recording directory be shared but the default tuner and tuner buffer directory for each system can be changed.
Since Msoft moved to Rovi, I have duplicate display-name problems. I use mc2xml for guide updates. The display-name in the xmltv.xml file is duplicated for channels 377 and 378, for example. Both have a display name of SHON. When I import channels, I only get one,377. If I manually add the other, they both show the same programming in the guide. I use the "Display Name" option for mc2xml, that is, the channel number is not part of the display-name. This is because the listing gets too crowded. Anyone know a way to get around this, or do I just wait and hope Rovi fixes it?
