I notice the time updates every 5-10 seconds, however the date always renames on the day the page was open, i have a status screen outside the server room, and the date never moves, however the time is always correct...
I don't seem to be getting as many show icons found as I used to, and wondering if it lay with ImageGrabLite.
The logs for a couple of shows (picture not found is understandable here, uncommon show) says
"Read Error Object reference not set to an instance of an object."
I setup all and mapped all my channels (xmltv). But for some reason the guide seems to be 1 hour ahead. As you can see from the screenshot the time is set correctly.
I've seen this several times now - if I delete a recording that is "ongoing" it crashes the newa service
(cannot connect to the page) and requires a restart of the recording service to fix.
If I cancel first its OK.
I guess you should always cancel first, but mistakes do happen ;-)
Is this a known problem? or shall I attach logs?
Freesat + 3.1.1 NO patches.
More info - the recording service itself doesnt seem to crash - it carries on with it's schedule. Its the
newa service that seems to have died.
I set all of my desired channels to XMLTV. After mapping my first channel I was asked if I would like to "Auto Map" the rest of the channels based on name. I selected "Yes". Since I guess it couldn't find a matching name it changed all of my XMLTV EPG Sources to "DVB/ATSC EPG". Wouldn't it be better for it to just leave it "as is" if no match is found?
Maybe i'm missing something but there used to be an option where after you finished doing a channel scan, you could uncheck the channels you didn't wan't to appear in the epg. Seems like the only option is to delete them. This would save a lot of time especially if these channels are also excluded from the channels section. This would make mapping channels faster.
Related to this. Bulk Map in the channels could be made a lot faster. How about being able to "Bulk Map" the EPG Source. In my example all channels would be "Bulk Mapped" to XMLTV. This way all that would be left would be to choose the XMLTV Channel.
I want to compress the .TS files and have tried "AnyVideoConverter" and a couple of others but they all seem to suffer from the
same problem ... ie they seem to introduce a delay between the Audio and Video that is NOT there in the original .TS file.
AVC is supposed to have a control that automatically re-syncs them, but even at maximum there is a very noticeable and irritating delay.
Is there a package that will achieve this with a minimum of "fiddling" ??
Ideally, it should produce MPG4 files, but MPG would be OK.
I recently decided to move all my NextPVR recordings to a different hard drive to free up my other drives to store more movies.
I can't seem to get XBMC to find the new location. It won't pull up the recordings. I went into NextPVR and changed the recording directory to the new location as well as the media folders to the new location.
I am having huge issues with audio stuttering and sync issues. It is completely wrecking the experience. It is as if the system is not buffering anything as it happens with recorded and live playback. Stopping and restarting occasionally helps but not always. I think it might have to do with the back-end but cannot tell if there is some sort of analysis that I can do. Has anyone experienced and trouble shot this type of problem?
