I was playing with the decoders, trying to find one that works better with the samsung app. I was using the LAV one, switched to the ff? one then I switched to the MS DVT one.
When I switched to the MS DVT one I got a blue screen then a reboot, now NPVR will not load. Any ideas on how to fix this?
This usb tuner had been collecting dust at my place for quite some time so I figured I'd fire it up using NextPVR. However, NPVR only shows me the BDA tuner and not the analog tuner. Back in the day this wasn't a problem for me since there were BDA broadcasts but not anymore.
Followed these instructions: http://www.nextpvr.com/nwiki/pmwiki.php?...alogDevice
Tried adding every possible combo to AnalogDevice.xml, but the analog tuner won't show up. I am probably making a n00bish mistake, so can someone take a peek at the attached FilterCheck log. You will have my eternal gratitude
I want to apologize as I seem to remember getting a bit angry in the past on here. I'm not sure. Let's move on shall we? I am also visually impaired, so I hope this is the right place for this post and it hasn't already ben reported. I'm not good at forum navigation due to my poor vision.
I'm located in Bendigo, Australia and the Device setup is not detecting all available channels correctly. This is occurring on a windows 7 PC with a DVICO USB Tuner with the device listed as Bluebird BDA Tuner. The same inability to tune all channels also occurs on a Toshiba Satellite laptop with a built-in tuner.
The household has a distribution amp for the TV signals to 3 antenna outlets. The TV has no trouble receiving all available channels.
The notable part is that Windows media Center on both the PC and laptop has no trouble tuning all available channels. My digital recorder settings are:-
CI/CAM: None
Country: Australia
Region: Bendigo
Scan Offset Frequrncy (required by some devices in UK and Australia): Checked
After a scan, all channels show in the program interface such as TV listings and channels window. An attempt to select a channel that didn't appear in the scan window creates an exception shown in the attached screenshot and attached report text file.
If it's any help, the problem has existed since version 3.1.1 at least which I just rolled back to so I could test. A proper full uninstall was done. I have no earlier versions remaining on my system but I know I had it all working on one of those.
All channels are DVB-T and EPG is DVB/ATSC EPG
The fact that this problem occurs on two separate computers with different tuners and that Windows Media Center runs fine on both machines indicates that it is an issue with the NPVR software. Can you advise please? I'm happy to provide further information if need be.
I'm still having problems with periodic failure of the overnight EPG update. The OTA FreeSat download seems to hang half way through and it's not possible to get another EPG update until the recording service is re-started.
Logs attached and also noted the following in the Windows logs.
These files may be available here:
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportQueue\AppCrash_NDigitalHost.exe_dedaf7ad4ccc62afdbb94cff219fdd5ac5e6f0_cab_3e79b1b5
These files may be available here:
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportArchive\AppCrash_NDigitalHost.exe_dedaf7ad4ccc62afdbb94cff219fdd5ac5e6f0_38a1d452
Recently switched to the nfo option in ImageGrablite for shows, but the nfo files do not seem to be deleted when the show is deleted.
Alternatively, this may also be occurring when the show is archived to a different directory, with nfo's left behind?
Is this by design?