I ran apt upgrade and now NPVR is totally trashed. Trying to play a recording gives "failed to start requested stream" Live TV gives "Streaming Failed" and the EPG was deleted. Had to do an update. NPVR gave a blank stream, I suspected I might have failed to installed codacs when I reinstalled Mint. So I ran uptate and upgrade, then installed codacs. rebooted. At first the server would not open. I rebooted again and it lodaed, but the EPG was empty. I updated and inserted huge number of listings but now nothing works.
Hello,
Is there a way to remove the unused IP addresses that show up when you open the app asking to connect to a server? It seems that when I open the app I get a list of all addresses that I have used to connect to a server that are not in use anymore.
Thank you,
Bruce
My NextPVR works fine on my hosting workstation. Windows 10.
I can use the http://localhost:8866/index.html to connect to it.
What I would like to do is connect to it from my tablet, which also runs windows 10 and is on my LAN.
I've tried the ethernet IPV4 Address for the HTPC then the port number.
Hi
I have a Hauppauge wintv dual tuner DVB-C and T2. In Wintv, i have found the free channels that i have been looking for. But when tuning with nextpvr 5.2.5 the free channels are not found. Only 7 other encrypted channels are found.
I think there could be missing a frequency. I added a frequency to wintv's terrestrial.xml in public folder and wintv which did the difference.
What is the path for the frequencies for nextpvr on windows and Raspberry pi?
I have a 3TB drive dedicated to recordings and buffers. NPVR is a member of a group that has full privileges to make , delete read and write files. I have about 90GB of recordings on it. But NPVR says it is 98% full. It get's the amount on the drive correct, but apparently sees it as only a 100GBdrive. I was also having issues when root owned the mount point for the drive, even the though NPVR had full rights on the drive. I would randomly get failed recordings from access errors. Now NPVR has full privileges of the mount point and it works fine. I'm the only person who has any access to this computer, si it doesn't really matter, but root normally owns mount points to prevent accidental deletions. It shouldn't cause issues. I had the same space issue when I had recordings on the same drive as NPVR and the OS.
I've read thru a few posts that are somewhat related, but I couldn't find a clear answer.
Am I able to have custom genre colors in the web app?
If so, how?
So I've been googling this as well as asked for support over on the emby forums where I was informed this might be a better venue for seeking support.
I'm not a super advanced user, but I know enough to be dangerous, so hopefully I can detail enough here to get my question properly across.
Context:
I have Emby running on a terramaster NAS that is underpowered in CPU and unable to handle any transcoding. I'm running NPVR on a somewhat decent older windows PC that has a hauppage USB TV Tuner.
When connecting directly to NPVR through the web ui on any of my other devices it works beautifully and the NPVR host machine is able to transcode the video feed just fine per my transcode settings in the settings menu.
When I attempt to connect Emby to NPVR either directly through the NPVR plugin on emby, or by pointing to the M3U playlist, Emby receives the live stream in whatever native format it was broadcast in. From there if I connect a client device to Emby, it will only work if said client can ALSO handle that same native feed and all of the bandwidth required for it. If not the Emby server steps in and attempts to transcode, which results in either a crash or very broken up video as it stops to buffer frequently.
My question is this:
Is there a way to force NPVR to always transcode the feed to something more universally friendly like a lower bandwidth H.264 so that Emby is less likely to need to intervene?
In my searching for a solution I've found the config.xml file, and inside that I've found "<TranscodeHLS>" which seem promising, but I've been unable to find any documentation on what the options are for this value?
I would definitely appreciate any advice anyone can offer.
Hello,
Merry Belated Christmas to all.
My mother has had this occur several times where she is watching a program then exits the channel to go back to the program guide. When trying to open a channel again she gets the unable to connect error. I have had to go and reboot the server to allow the client to talk to the server.
Logs provided.
I installed a new drive in my server, mounted it in the usual manner, then put NextPVR in the group that owned the drive. Linux naturally made root the owner of the mount point. This should have worked just fine. I should have been able to make recording folders on that drive. But I couldn't. Then I temporarily made NextPVR owner of the mount point, set up the folders, then returned mount point ownership to root. Everything works fine now. Why did I have to do this?
The SD website says Jason data is available for up to 20 days. So I set my config file to pull 20 days. But the EPG is limited to 14, and I have some channels where that is filled up. Is there something in the config file to expand the EPG to say 3 weeks so it can display all the data possibly available from SD?
