I have downloaded and installed both the service onto PC and App onto my Android tablet.
Today I restarted the service and checked the logs, do not see any issues.
Uninstalled the nDroid application on tablet and re-installed it.
Updated the IP address and next field for external.
It just shows the spinning wheel.
I checked the logs on PC, it does not show any connection attempts at all.
So I am thinking this is a problem on the tablet.
The IP address is valid. The tablet is ASUS TF700 running Android 4.2.1
I see some files in;
/sdcard/Android/data/uk.co.beetec.android.nDroid/files
The temp directory has 7 files in it.
Skin and Logos directories are empty.
I'm having trouble uploading an EPG to NextPVR. I got the EPG for my region using mc2xml, but when I try to upload it, I get the following error message:
"This xml file is not a device channel list previously created with the 'Export Channels' feature. No channels imported".
How can i fix this? Should I manually add them to the BAT? That would take forever.
Posted by: McBainUK - 2013-11-16, 09:37 AM - Forum: Hardware
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I'm looking at getting a new BluRay drive for my NextPVR based HTPC. Are there any specs or features to look for which would make a particular drive more suitable in this environment? Something like noise reduction for example.
All channels (I think) are scanned, but when I click on the "live tv" the text Please Wait is coming up and the picture freezes.
My tv card is: Terratec Cinergy C PCI Digital Tuner.
I include my Log file
I'm using the DVB-S tuning files to scan for channels. I've noticed that these haven't been updated since 26th of june 2011.
This means that changes made to frequencies after this date are not inside the tuning files and I'm not receiving all channels.
1. Why are the tuning files not updated regularly?
2. Which tuning files are you using?
I've been downloading updates from satellites-xml.eu and KingOfSat.net, but I always have to modify them, because most of the time they don't work with NPVR.
Notice the differences. NPVR is only scanning 85 frequencies, while satellites-xlm.eu is scanning 104 frequencies.
I posted this in xbmc forum, but think it might be more relevant here...
I have been getting strange things happening with recorded shows lately. The show might read as 17 hours or so long, and the play bar reflects this. All is well for say 40 mins, then picture begins to break up and make those squiting sounds that digital does. Length of recording changes, and so does the current time played in the recording. Eventually the whole thing grinds to halt - or if trying to skip an add you timewarp to somewhere much later.
I don't have any signal problem when just watching on the tv via its own tuner though. And previously I have used a signal checking program that revealed nothing of interest on the pc in question. All else I can do is put my osciloscope on the aerial one time.
Has anyone else experienced these symptoms and am I correct in suspecting signal? Ot could it be codecs etc?
It was all working swimingly for a while, too
I use EPG Collector and have always got 8 days data, but today I only have 6 days worth.
I looked on the online guide on tvnz, and they don't go past next Tuesday either.
Is anyone else in NZ still getting next Wednesday and Thursday's data?