On the iOS client, the EPG shows up fine under the "All Channels" group. I deleted the default groups created two sub-groups. When I go to the sub-groups in the iOS client, there is no guide info for the channels. If I switch back to "All Channels" and restart the client, the guide info is back. Any idea why? Can you not see guide info in the iOS client for channel groups?
On an android tablet, running the latest firefox android. connecting to nextpvr, clicking on settings, shows me only the 'welcome to nextpvr', the version number, and so on. it does not show the left nav to navigate to about, general devices, etc.
On chrome on that same tablet it does show the proper settings subnavigation.
Am running Version: 6.1.5.231022 on a Samsung Tab A7 tablet.
Anything i can do / provide more info on this issue?
This one has been bugging me for months and months, it just happened again and its annoying. It happens maybe 2/3 times a week. I look at the EPG table and see "No listings" on one channel or sometimes two channels. At the moment I have 3.
So each time I go the the channels page and I see the channel has randomly changed to a different channels' XMLTV data. All by itself, how can this happen if I havent touched anything? Do I need less channels or something? I have maybe 50 channels, from a single source and a single XMLTV file.
At least 10 months its been like this.
So the solution I have to do each time, is to delete ALL the channels, reload them, then add back EPG data, which also loses the upcoming recording that I have to set up again.
Has anyone been successful getting subtitles to work through the Pluto Extra?
If I watch the show directly from the Pluto website the subtitles are there, if I do it through the extra they don't appear.
Install NextPVR on Windows 11 box and I have 2 accounts at 1 IPTV provider. I started to add another IPTV device but when it parsed out the channels for the second IPTV device I realized that it was about to add additional channels starting at around 2005. WHOA hang on a second. This got me thinking, this is not what I want. I guess I had imagined incorrectly that it would just double up the channels except using the same channel numbers that would in effect have 2 different streams to the provider. Thats what I was after but looks like it's not possible or I'm doing something wrong. What is the recommended way to configure this? Keep in mind that I'm using Kodi with the NextPVR client. I may have jumped the gun on this but my current challenge is I seem to be running out of streams as live TV is being dropped sometimes and it's usually while NPVR is recording stuff. What I was going to do was double up the available streams but if I can't do that then I will have to figure something else out. I guess my question is what would be the recommended way to proceed? I now have a total of 10 streams available to me, split into 5 per account at the same provider. Is there a way to combine these in NPVR?
Could channel changes with the remote (guide and Live TV channel changes) be "smarter" and if a channel doesn't exist try and find the match
using the last digit as the minor? eg. 41 would find 4.1 133 finding 13.3
There will be potential conflicts but minor's won't be zero and normally the minor is less then 10 so these will be minimal.
Wanting to determine what the expected outcomes should be for the following:
Windows server running combo tablo OTA tuners and iptv (primarily plutoTV) channels
Guide update scheduled for once daily coming from xmltv file
The postloadEPG.bat has this line in it
start /b "" python C:\Users\Public\NPVR-data\scripts\plutotv\pluto.py xmltv-update 90
I've tried that with varying numbers from default to as low as 60 without noticing a difference.
For testing purposes I setup a recurring recording that should record all programs (by guide data) on a Pluto channel. It recorded what was in the guide initially but stopped when that initial guide data ran out. If I manually updated the guide, which I did around 8:30p 1/19, it started recording again. My assumption is that it should reload the guide data every 60 minutes and continue to record matching programs without intervention as it does for the OTA recurring recordings.
I don't know what I should be expecting to see in the logs but am surprised that the npvr.log seems to only have entries up until 12/20. Is that log only used for system updates and the like?
I expect that the automated guide refresh is only for Pluto and not universal to xmlTV/IPTV guide sources. Is that correct?
I created an "extras" file with 5 different channels defined. If I try to record more than 1 channel at the same time I get an error: "No tuner is available at the specified time" Is that normal?
I'm using NPVR, by itself, on a desktop to record broadcast TV. Often it records a few programs but then tries another and fails after a couple of minutes. In the morning I check and NPVR says no service; I check task manager which claims Nextpvr service is running. I restart the service and it works (again for a few shows). It fails at about 1/19/24 ~04:00 (AM).
