I like the utility, it's great! My TV guide, via mc2xml, has a * in the program title if the show is a new episode. There may be other metadata elsewhere that says new as well, not sure. In any case, it sure would be wonderful if the fact that the episode is NEW could make it into the filename.
I play the recorded contents on several TVs via Serviio. I record all network shows every night from 7PM - 10PM, ala, Dish Hopper Primetime Live feature. Of those shows, I generally only want to watch new episodes, and, the Dish makes it easy to see which are in fact new without spending any time on it.
Once I get rid of Dish and use only my antenna, I will lose that capability it appears. But I would love a program option to put the word NEW or a * or whatever in the filename, near the beginning, if the data exists to tell you it is new. Would this be feasible? That would be a huge gain for me at least.
I figure this can break some or many peoples naming convention, so, should be an option thusly. However, for those of us accustomed to the awesome feature known as primetime live on Dish, this would be amazing and a great benefit.
i cant found the new DVB-T2 (HEVC) Channels in Berlin with nextpvr Version 3.4.8.
Channels are (Channel 42, 638 - 642 MHz):
Das Erste HD (Service 1 (T2-Test))
ZDF HD (Service 2 (T2-Test))
Arte HD (Service 3 (T2-Test))
Verschlüsselter Sender (Service 4 (T2-Test))
RTL HD Endlosschleife (Service 5 (T2-Test))
Media Broadcast Endlosschleife (Service 6 (T2-Test))
FuÃballer am Strand Endlosschleife (Service 7 (T2-Test))
I have mentioned offhand that when you import recordings, the recurring recordings don't work reliably. I set up a new computer this weekend and imported everything and, sure enough, the same problem.
Note that there are a bunch of pending recordings but Aquarius is not among them. There may be others that are failing as well but this should give you an idea of what's going on.
For some years now I have been running GB and NextPVR and have loved how well it has worked. I have the main PC under the TV in my lounge and a Pi2 in the bedroom. All works very well. But I want to downsize by setup and want to do away with the full sized PC in the lounge. (Too big, too noisy).
I am looking at the NAS route for storage and having a much smaller PC as I want to run NextPVR on that box as in my view it still provides the best user experience. My issue is that I get some of my content from SAT and some from DTT and fitting capture cards into a small box may not be an option. I have purchased an HD Homerun dual DTT device and this works great, but I am struggling to find a similar product for sat. There are a few SAT > IP devices but will these be seen as capture cards by NextPVR?
My ideal setup is that I would run NextPVR on the main (new but smaller and quieter) box with my tuners all being network devices. The tuners and NAS would sit in my office / study area away from the lounge and have copper network connections.
I'm currently watching NPVR recordings on our main TV using the fantastic integration with my old A100 NMT. I'm going to add another tv to the mix in a month or so and I was wondering I how the current crop of Kodi based clients stack up to the NMT. I'm thinking of going with something like the RPi 2.
Thanks for any ideas you may have,
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We have a number of devices that need to pull pictures, i have the pictures folder setup, however the devices are looking for "http://.............", is there a way of doing this so it can pull the tree and get a list of pictures so it can request pictures via the http protocol? (without logging in, i am not sure if an ASP page result would work but willing to give it a go).
There small Android devices (so http or ftp would work). I dont realyl want to have to load a http or ftp server on the MEDIA machine as it already have one built in to NPVR.
I couldn't find out from the settings if inserting BISS-keys are supported.
Do I need some kind of a plugin or how can I insert BISS-keys for certain channels?
I have multiple HDHomerun TECH units. These are each multicasting an IPTV stream per tuner (each tuner is locked to an RF channel and multicasting out everything on that channel).
These streams can be accessed via VLC by RTP (rtp://239.255.1.1:59001 for example). When I try to add these streams as an IPTV stream in NextPVR, I only get a black screen.
VLC codec information is: MPEG-1/2 Video (mpgv), 1920x1080, 4:2:0 YUV, A52 Audio (aka AC3) (a52).
Any idea why this stream wouldn't playback? Is there another IPTV plugin I could try?