So I love Yet Another UI Client BUT after an update for it I can not scroll using my mouse. The only way that works is with the arrow keys on my keyboard. Is there a fix or am I missing something?
I have an HDHR3-US tv tuner device on my network that I'm trying to get configured to work with Kodi.
I have an Open Media Vault server running on a powerful desktop with plenty of resources.
From consulting with Kodi forums, it seems the best option is to setup a "PVR backend"
From reviewing your documentation, it appears a good option to accomplish this is using docker on my OMV server?
I have very limited use/understanding of docker, I am using it with my plex server, and it's only with a lot of help I barely got it setup with a limited understanding of how.
I've reviewed this page - https://github.com/sub3/NextPVR/wiki/install-docker. While it does give some syntax and information, it absolutely doesn't serve as a good how to guide to put all of this information together into building something that is fully working - I don't know how to put this information together.
My best guess is on my OMV console, I want to go into services-compose-dockerfiles, enter a bunch of text there based on the information in the link, and it should create something - that may or may not work? And then do something more?
I don't know, I'm completely lost. I'm extremely frustrated that when it comes to linux, there's a whole lot of technical documentation that doesn't put it all together, a bunch of response to the effect of RTFM, and a complete lack of useful step by step guides.
What steps do I need to follow to accomplish what I'm trying to do here?
i have an issue where when I record a channel it picks the eng language track, only one language track but when I watch the channel through Apple TV the audio track is the right one for me (Spanish) and I can see there are 2 lang tracks. I tried playing with config file but I'm afraid the ffmpeg command is
is embedded in a dll.
Hello
NextPVR had been working great for many years. I just noticed it has been a grey icon on the system tray for the last few days. When I click on "show status" I get a blank white box where usually it has information. WHen I click on web app, I get "This page isn’t workinglocalhost is currently unable to handle this request.HTTP ERROR 500". When I click on desktop app, I get "THe remote server return an error (500) Internal server error."
I've tried unistalling and reinstalling and got the same error. I also reinstalled the device drivers for the tv tuner. No luck.
The only thing I can think of that changed is a windows 10 update may have affected it. I checked the windows firewall and no issues. Everything is allowed for NextPVR.
When scanning SAT>IP channels I noticed NextPVR sees the channel 'Animal Planet' as unencrypted, so the box is checked.
However, the channel is encrypted, so the box shouldn't be checked.
I also looked in TVHeadend, and TVH show it correctly as encrypted.
Probably they look for another field to determine if a channel is encrypted or FTA?
I would like to do some tests with PostProcessing.sh and ParallelProcessing.sh with LibreElec.
What exact location do I have to put those files?
I already gave them all the permissions (777) but the files aren't executed after recording.
The commands are correct as I tested it with SSH.
The script file must contain a last line with 'exit 0' as well?
I right clicked this and 'closed' NextPVR in the system tray as I wanted to restart - however, when I visit local host it's still running and when I boot up the desktop app I can still watch TV but there is no item in the system tray - will my scheduled recordings still take? I presume the server is still active as I am able to access it but yeah, the absence of the logo in the system tray is confusing as it had been ever present prior to that.
Also - checking under 'device status' it says 'no device are active' in case that is relevant.
Hello,
I just started using NextPVR and scheduled a manual recording for this evening. Recording was scheduled from 8pm to 1 am, but I canceld it at 0:40, as the desired show had already ended (to my understanding this doesn't delete whats already recorded, right?). But now the recording doesn't play correctly. In VLC the file says 31:51 and in the web interface it's also very short. But the recorded file is still 14GB big.
Is the recording damaged for good, or is there something I can do?
I did all this on WIndows btw.
Hi, here's the updated tuning SAT>IP file for cable operator Ziggo, The Netherlands.
All the other ones can be deleted as they are outdated.
Please update NextPVR with this file with the next release. Thanks!
I also noticed the first frequency (266 MHz) doesn't list the scanned channels. I think it's because an illegal character which NextPVR doesn't ignore.
Can you please add support for adding those channels and ignoring the illegal character?
It looks like a space or something. Then the channels can be added without problems.
Thank you!
See attachment for logfile and tuning file.
Best regards!
</service_information>
2024-08-01 12:02:50.715 [ERROR][24] Unexpected error parsing SAT>IP service information: '.', hexadecimal value 0x00, is an invalid character. Line 88, position 19.
Channel 9 Australia has updated their streams so that they require a tokenized encrypted stream that is specific to the 9now account. The idea is that you can't stream the channel unless you have a login. All good except that it leads to an excessively long HTML link with all kinds of special characters in. If I paste this link into streamlink on the command-line (and make sure I quote it); everything works fine and VLC pops up with the live Channel 9 stream, but if I try to add the link to an extra XML, quoted or not, I get a syntax error when I update the channels in nextPVR. The extra looks like this (I have excluded my user specific token)
Error in extra-autv.xml: An error occurred while parsing EntityName. Line 10, position 132.
It looks like NextPVR is complaining about the ampersand (&) character in the link. I have tried quoting it, and also dereferencing the ampersand with a backslash, but it doesn't help.