I'm running Frodo 12.3 on an Android GBOX Midnight MX2 box with NPVR on my Win7 machine. I am using the native XBMC Live Tv 'app' as I am unable to get XNEWA add on to open. I have timeshift turned on.
I can watch live tv fine and I can also pause/unpause. I cannot, however, rewind and/or fast forward to current time on live tv. I attempt to rewind but the video continues to play forward but at a slower speed. I then have to fast forward a bit, the video pauses, and then I'm back to current time live tv.
I've also noticed that when I pause live tv that the current time I'm at continues to tick one second forward while paused. I would think that this would not move as it would indicate where you are in the program. I'm not sure if this is clear so I'll give an example. I am watching a 60 minute program and I am at the 20 minute mark. I've I pause, the OSD shows ' 20:00 / 60:00' .. The time, while paused, ticks up to 20:01, 20:02,20:03, etc.
I have no logs to bring to the table, but I am wondering if anyone has seen this before?
Iâm late to the game on discovering the awesomeness of XBMC. My current setup is using PCH A-100 as a client for NextPVR. What are my options (if any) for getting XBMC on my PCH A-100? Thanks.
If you don't have WebRadio installed yet you will have to install Web Radio 3.7 followed by the AddOn pack before overwriting the 2 folders - as detailed in the Wiki.
As Web Radio hasn't been updated for a while there are a few things you must do - see this post for details http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php...ital-radio Most important are the GBPVR registry entry and installing VLC version 2.08 and no higher.
I have used MPEG Streamclip to cut hunks out of my recordings for years but it just barfs on my recordings with NextPVR from DVB-T & I assume it's the HE-AAC audio that it doesn't like......, I have spent a couple of hours today trying to find something simple (& free) to do the same job MPEG Streamclip does but there was nothing I looked at that seemed to jump out & say it would do the job... does anyone have any recommendations??
Hi, I signed up and got the instructions on how to connect my day-old 55f6400 yesterday. It wouldn't let me put in a password but seemed to log in successfully as 'develop' without one. I put in the IP address and clicked to ry-sync my apps. The message I got at that point was something like 'server not found' or 'no response from server' (sorry I'm at work and didn't take a pic of the exact message). It kind of looked like the IP was wrong, but it did match the one from the instructions. The TV is connected to the internet fine.
NextPVR 3.1.1, Windows 8.1, Hauppauge Colossus, Verizon FIOS STB connected via Comp Video and Optical audio.
I have an issue changing channels on live TV. If I use the guide or the new up/down arrow thing, it takes FOREVER to do anything. It does finally change, but it may take 60 seconds. I use haupblast.exe for all channels. I don't remember noticing this issue in the older version (2. something). I tried this with Hauppauge "WinTV7", and there is no such delay, so it appears the Hauppauge software is working OK. My understanding is that haupblast just hands the stuff off to the Hauppauge software, but something appears to be amiss.
I have recently moved from BTV where I had a Hauppauge PVR-250 (single tuner) and PVR-500 (dual tuner). My initial aim was to replace the PVR-500 with a DVB-T tuner (Hauppauge WinTV Duet USB) and keep the PVR-250 with USBUIRT for recording from my Virgin Media box.
Despite multiple attempts I was unable to get the PVR-250 to function within NextPVR. Configuration was (from clean OS install):
Windows 7
PVR-250 Drivers (lastest version driver only install from Hauppauge website)
WINTV Duet Drivers (lastest version driver only install from Hauppauge website)
Hauppauge WinTV 7 (for SoftPVR)
NextPVR with latest patches
NextPVR sees the PVR-250 and allows me to configure it correctly and add channels from my XMLTV feed (all mapped to the composite input).
However, when trying to view Live TV or make a recording, the nRecord.exe service immediately terminates. The WinTV application works fine with the PVR-250.
After failing to resolve I performed another clean OS build with the same results.
To get things going I eventually replaced the PVR-250 with the PVR-500 using a single tuner and all works perfectly.
Interest is more academic now as I do have a working system (and unfortunately no longer have the log files) but would be interested to know if anyone else managed to get this card working under 3.1.1?
Just setup HDHomeRun Prime, worked with Comcast to get the channels setup. I have a couple questions about integrating with NPVR
Appears SchedulesDirect/XMLTV creates the channel names with the number and call sign. The prime only includes the call sign (see attached screen shot).
Is there a way to bulk map the Prime channels to XMLTV EPG source? (remember mis-match above).
I don't believe I can bulk-merge to combine the channels due to mis-match channel name, I'll need to do each one separately?
Hey there, can the volume level be increased for recordings in NPVR?
I have 3.1.1 running using a Silicon Dust HD HomerunPrime as the tuner. The recorded volume is much lower than recordings in WMC. Hoping I can tweak some setting to increase the level in NPVR. The sound level in live TV also seems low even though I have Windows volume all the way up. This is compared to watching TV via WMC.
