I'm using Windows 7, fully updated. I have installed DirectX 9 and AC3Filter. Firewall settings have been set properly. I can access the HDHomeRunPlus And play using Windows media player and HDHomeRun VIEW Software. Using nextPVR : All channels have been scanned and appear to be correct. EPG data is also displaying correctly.
The problem I'm having is, when I go to Watch a channel, I come up with a message "Unable to communicate with recording server". At this time I am not using a Web server. It is a standalone computer setup, Web server has not been enabled. At one time it was playing, but I could not record anything. I reinstalled everything Using the step-by-step guide from both the HDHomeRunPlus And the nextPVR Website, now I cannot play any channels using nextPVR. Other media players still work.
I was moving some files around when the Files plugin started crashing. The common thing between the files it was trying to move was the apostrophe. I was tring to move a couple of Hawaii Five-0 episodes, Hawaii Five-0.S05E04.Ka Noe'au and Hawaii Five-0.S05E05.Ho'oilina and The Flash.S03E05.Thing You Can't Outrun. Disregard the funky season numbers on that episode, that was my utility that did that but there is the apostrophe in the file name.
Ok, first, I have almost 3000 recordings, like I'll watch them all right? . I've attached a screen shot that shows the error I get I select Available recordings. IF someone wants my db, I'll figure out a place to post it
after discovering that XMBC is awesome I started to rename the rest of my old GBPVR/NPVR recordings with IGL
and found a small issue.
An old episode of Real Time With Bill Maher (I have only one) was renamed to:
Real Time With Bill Maher.S00E312..avi
It was recognized/matched by IGL, see logfile, but it looks wrong.
The event_details content from npvr.db3 is:
Code:
<Event>
<OID>0</OID>
<Title>Real Time With Bill Maher</Title>
<SubTitle></SubTitle>
<Description></Description>
<ChannelOID>0</ChannelOID>
<StartTime>2008-11-08T05:00:00.0000000Z</StartTime>
<EndTime>2008-11-08T06:00:00.0000000Z</EndTime>
</Event>
For what ever reason, my EPG update takes forever to complete. Over 30 minutes.
After a bit of internet research, I found this little gem:
The first one turns off the sleep mode entirely.
The second one turns the sleep back on to xx minutes.
It does update the #'s in the control panel power options, so here's hoping it does the trick, and lets the computer finish my EPG updates before falling asleep.
I've been trying to install the latest version of NVPR.
During installation a window appears headed NRecord.exe
The window has nothing written in it for a while then
'Process terminated due to StackOverflowException' appears in
the window. Next a window appears informing me that needs to shut down
NRecord. The rest of the installation carries on. I can get the EPG but no live TV.
The tray icon doesn't even appear down by the clock.
I have looked at the log straight after the install but there is nothing in that folder.
What have I done wrong please,
Thank you
Hank
I'm currently using the WebRadio I downloaded and installed on 7/11/13. I know there is a newer version but since this one has been working great and I have no desire for video with the music, I haven't updated. My question is caused by the fact I have to update the address of my favorite station (KUSC) and I can't find where to do it. I know I've worked on it before because I put in the ten stations I use and have adjusted them previously. I've looked in the usual places but haven't found what I need. Will someone point me in the right direction, please?
I started a post here http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php...ince-3-3-8 since changing to 3.3.8, I've been getting DB locks. There is a NPVR log file attached to this msg, NPVR.log.2 is the first instance of it happening.
I think have the latest file from the WIKI page.
I've disabled TV Listings, and so far I haven't gotten any more DB locks on EPG update.
It would happen right when it switches from saving EPG files to updating recordings.