I have NextPvr running in a docker container on my nas. It works flawlessly. However when i install the kodi add on and try to configure it, Kodi pops up a message saying server found and auto inputs the Docker containers ip address which isnt real as far as the local network is concerned. When i manually change it to the dhcp address of my nas, a message says "need to restart" but when i go to do that, kodi auto finds the original docker ip and replaces the info i entered and it happens over and over. Not sure how to rectify.
When I click on the listing for the tv series "Washington Week on PBS, then select "Record Series", nothing happens. Same thing if I select "Advanced" and select any option. But if I select "record Once" it schedules the recording. If I search for "Washington Week from the search page the same thing happens. I look through the entire guide and the series is never set to record. The series WAS set to record, but I deleted it and attempted to redo the record after I noticed some episodes were missing. It's almost like NextPVR still thinks the series is set to record and is keeping me from double selecting. I experianced this on the same channel before. Some series are scheduled in multiple slots and NextPVR won't let me record the same episodes twice, unless I select the all episodes option, OR IF I SELECT SINGLE EPISODE RECORDING Could something have gone haywire when canceled the recordings, so that NextPVR still thinks canceled recordings are scheduled? I tried rebooting and that didn't help.
UPDATE: I might have figured it out. The exact same thing happens if I try to record a show that is not a series (a sappy Christmas show.)Could there be an error in the listings where each episode is listed as single show, with season and episode numbers simply text in the description? If so, would this be an error at SD, or with the data the station is sending? If anyone want's to recreate the issue on their own server, I'm getting 70194 OTA listings from SD.
I have Nextpvr and Kodi on the same Linux computer. I use Kodi for viewing because the Kodi Nextpvr add-on has real FF and RW, instead of steps. But I find there are too many speed steps . I usually use 16X to skip commercials, but that takes too many clicks. Can I remove all but 2 steps? And is it possible to get sound on the 2x step?
Hi. Using my supplied xmltv file on literally anything else, it will display Å, Ä, Ö, Æ, and Ø correctly. However, using my xmltv on NextPVR turns these letters into gibberish. How do I solve this? I really wanna use the NextPVR backend for Kodi because it's so much better than the simple IPTV Client addon in kodi. Only issue I'm having is that the letters turns into garbage when I insert my xmltv into NextPVR, when otherwise they display fine if I inserted them into simple iptv client.
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I have both Nextpvr Version: 6.1.5.231022 and Kodi version 19.4 installed on a linux computer with Mint 21. The channel numbers in Kodi won't sync with the backend, even though it is set to do so. Kodi just has sequential number, while Nextpvr shows proper atsc channel numbers. I have tried clearing the data and restarting. Here is the link to my log file: (hope I'm doing this right) https://paste.kodi.tv/aholeqafaz I also attached my Nextpvr log file I'm a newbie to both Kodi and Nextpvr. Thanks for the help.
However, TV Three now appears to have a similar issue where the stream fails to transcode successfully, and you end up with a video stream but no audio stream. It's not consistently an issue, but usually after the 3rd attempt at watching TV Three directly from the TV Guide it will fail. Recording sessions are the real issue though, as you don't know when they fail, so no chance for a retry.
For what its worth I also tried to increase the AnalyzeDuration setting in config however that didn't seem to make a difference.
I really like A feature Tablo has.
It has a page that shows all the show icons and names currently residing in the guide.
Would this be a possibility? Bonus points if it would work with other clients like Kodi
Sometimes a person doesn't know what is available unless you scour the guide and I find myself giving up after about 10 min.
Hello, I have been using a 3rd party IPTV app on my Fire TV Cube 3rd gen called 'Tivimate'
Have been using it to watch Live TV, as I have a micro-stutter problem when viewing Live TV in the Kodi NextPVR addon.
(specifically when watching STB channels from my Colossus 2 card)
For whatever reason I seem to be sensitive to this micro-stutter.
Done a ton of messing around with limited success, as the issue seems to be one with Kodi itself when running on Fire TV.
Two things seem to help with the stutter.
1. Disabling hardware video decoding on my fire TV Device.
But doing this prevents me from playing 4K content in real time.
2. In Kodi enabling the 'sync audio to video' option.
But this nukes passthru audio.
I am certain this is no issue of NextPVR, but an issue unique to the Fire TV Client device/ Kodi combination.
So, I have NextPVR serving up m3u and xmltv to my IPTV client, and it all works very well indeed for the purpose of Live TV.
I am even more bemused at how fast it changes channels, which is fast, and I have timeshifting and pause of live TV.
It's weakness though, is the recording functionality, which actually works rather sterling, but does not have any concept of device in use logic, so when you change channels, you stuff your recording in
progress.
So, I use NextPVR UIdroid and the web interface of NextPVR to schedule my recordings.
However, it would be an even better solution if I could view my NextPVR recordings inside the IPTV client itself.
I have successfully with the help of Martin managed to get one server migrated.
I now need to do another, but this one is slightly more complex.
I need to know, if it's possible, and if so how, to manually edit the streaming URLs for each channels, and where the file is which will allow me to accomplish this.
The server I am migrating, simply acts as a backend which feeds the M3U list from server B to server A. Server A connects to Kodi, and loads the EPGs.
It would be easier to simply replace the IP address of the relevant streams on server A, which point to server B.
Where is the file, which will allow me to accomplish this?
I could it via the web interface, and change "details" but it is greyed out.
Hello,
First off I had to reboot the server a couple times to get YAUICLIENT to run. Then I could not play a channel on the server machine. Then the web client password had changed. I managed to reset it within the config file. Logs have been included to take a look at. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Thank you for your time.
Bruce
