Windows 7 with RealTek and Colossus and HDMI output
I am getting the impression these guys are not friends. If I exit NextPVR, to watch streaming Internet or old wtv programs in my WMC, and return to live TV (whether NextPVR or WinTV) the audio drops and video is unwatchable choppy. I have "fixed" it twice ... not sure how. I just uninstalled all drivers basically. Not a good long term solution at all.
There must be a big conflict with audio. I have been seriously struggling to get 5.1 Surround output to my receiver for the past four months. I have tried everything but gave up after I installed a Xonar DGX sound card (trying Optical instead of HDMI) and I totally crashed my system. I just listened to stereo on my two front speakers, which remains a total sound experience bummer.
I know I have left out a lot of technical information, but I don't know where this conflict lies and what exactly I need to provide. I have read a ton of blogs, posts, and articles - but nothing works for me. I cannot even open a RealTek audio manager to modify the speakers as the program does not seem to exist. I am incredibly scared to open any other programs because of this issue.
Just upgraded to Windows 10 and report 0 problems. NextPVR is running as good as ever, recordings seem fine and the Kodi interface is working for me....
The only issue I've tripped over so for is how my Cygwin installation pops up 3 windows when I start it, however, it's a pretty old install, so I may just need to update it.
I am completely lost with the TV Guide. I live in the US and used to using Media Center, however with Window 10 is not going to have Media Center. So I am looking for a program to use. I was directed to NextPVR. I have seen Guide Plus, XMLTV, mc2xml and Zap2to it. What do I need to use, most of the text I have seen were 2013 or older, so what do I need. I also say something about making a batch file for Zap2it, what text is need, where is that file supposed to be. I have not written a batch file in more than 10 years not sure I even remember how. Is there any easy way to make the TV Guide work close to how Media Center did. I have been able to use Titan TV Guide with Hauppauge WinTV and Media Center, however it will not work with NextPVR. Is there any easy way to use the TV Guide. The guide that comes with the program will not work the way I want. I will look at the guide in the morning to record programs that night since I will not be home. Any suggestions?:confused:
Microsoft forced me to move off of Windows Media Center a few weeks ago when they changed their EPG provider (my zip code still has not been updated). It is a good move - NextPVR is great! Problem is that I cannot get my HD working. I am sure it is something simple, but I cannot figure it out.
I followed, what I believe, are all the set-up steps. Troubleshooting I have discovered that the WinTV and Hauppauge Capture program both get HD. I am stumped and frustrated. Attached are my logs.
Its been forever since I checked in. Moved over to W7 MC after getting my cablecard. Not a bad experience over there, but I miss the fun times I had here. I am glad all of you are still working at it. Congrats and keep it up! Who knows, someday I may be back.
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.
