Hello !

I would know if it exists a support for this decoder card on Linux and/or Windows ?

If yes, how to setup Kodi to use Xcard instaed of standard vidéo card ? (incuding remote through com port)

The Xcard has a very good RGB output and I use it on a scart TV. I currently use XBMC with a XBox 1, but this one starts to have insufficient power to read x264 encoding. I would replace my old XBox 1 by a HTPC with XCard as video output to keep RGB quality on my CRT TV. Sometime I can switch to HDMI out to use this HTPC on a video projector.

Hi,

I've been using NPVR for years with my WinTV-HVR-950Q, which didn't come with remote. I just bought a new WinTV-HVR-955Q, which came with the new credit card remote (PT# R-005).

I have both WinTV 7 and NVPR 3.4.8 installed and I have been trying to configure the irremote.ini file. I have some funtions working, such as directional arrows and the OK and the Back button. What I would really like to get working is the TV button to start NPVR, the red Power button to exit NPVR and the VOLUP and VOLDOWN buttons.

I have created the title [NPVR] and copied the section from title [WINTV7], then modified the TV=, GO=, VOLUP= and VOLDOWN= to what I thought would work. What am I doing wrong?

I've attached my current irremote.ini file.

John

Hi

I have just installed the next pvr for the first time, it appeared to install and scan for channels correctly. However when viewing HD channels I get a brilliant picture but no sound and conversely when viewing SD channels I get sound and no picture. It would appear to be a codec issue but I know more about Einstiens Theory of Relativity than I do about codecs.
The pvr menu says audio stream is disabled but I cannot find how to enable it. I have included scteenshot of the decoder setup window but nothing I alter here makes any difference.
I would appreciate any feedback on this issue. I should note that I also have Windows Media Center installed and it works fine. My System is using onboard sound and graphics through an intel i5 processor and windows 8.1 Pro (64bit)

I've been using NPVR for a while, but am new to setting up a NPVR client.

My NPVR client can read the server's recordings database, but I can't view the TV guide from my NPVR client. It just appears blank.

Any suggestions please?

Seems it might be heading off.

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?for...cid=173834

Does that mean we could now use native NextPVR parsing for EIT data from the DVB-T stream?

https://www.facebook.com/paulcolman/vide...257019/;);)

What is the purpose of NextPVR.zip?

I notice that inside, it contains NextPVR.exe.

Is it meant as a backup or something? :o

Hi

I get an unhandled exception when I attempt to set a recording that has a conflict.

To be honest this has happened for the last few npvr versions and I just usually click continue to get past it with no ill effects.

It only happens the first time you attempt to set the recording, the second time you get the correct npvr warning popup.

Details are attached,

Cheers

Hello,

I am unable to play recordings after updating my Cubox to OpenELEC 5.95.1. I have also tried their most recent snapshot from May 21st.

Live TV works fine but when I hit a recording it just says "Working" and eventually times out.

Here is a log during an attempt. Anything stand out?

Thank you

M

For those of you that are little to fast in deleting your recordings.

I was deleting a bunch of recordings via the NextPVR Recording sub menus. One of the recordings was one of those 2 hour recording that contain 2 episodes. Well I had watched the 1st hour but forget that I had not watched the 2nd hour. Click on Delete and by by 2 hour recording. Tried the usual file recovery methods and nothing:mad:. I then remembered that I had created a Windows System Image the week before and wondered is there was any way I could restore a individual file form that system image:confused:. After a Google search I found this http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/windows...windows-8/. I followed the instructions and I was able to recover the recording off of my System Image.

Note: this only works if your are on Windows 8.0 or 8.1 and you use the built in Create System Image feature located at the bottom of the File History window. File History is located in the Control Panel.