If you dont know what git is, and haven't been building the addon from source then dont bother reading any further...this is not the thread for you
For those of you that have been building the addon from source, can you clone my https://github.com/sub3/xbmc-pvr-addons repository again and try to build the addon?
You'll have to clone the repository, rather than just pulling the latest updates because I've deleted the repository and recreated it. This was part of a tidy up working towards getting the nextpvr addon merged to it's upstream master repository. They'd asked me to squash all the commits, but I was having problems doing this since I'd merged up updates that had been made in the master. In the end it just seemed easier to delete the repository entirely and start again. I think it should back to how it was, but I'd be interested in confirmation that Linux users can build it. Thanks.
I have an earlier request to only record HD channels open (if that is what no response means) but it might never happen which might be find. Looking over the For The Record options I found an option "NotOnChannels" that got me thinking I might be able to make myself a utility or even work via UJB's NEWA to add more option there and to avoid more options to NextPVR. I assume advancedRules get merged with another string, Is this the one you use?
Code:
select * from EPG_EVENT where title=? and end_time>? order by start_time
@time
For information I have broken down the NextPVR options and the other options in FTR that need a custom rule
Code:
AroundTime Record the timeslot closest to the given start time (usually combined with TitleEquals).
StartingBetween Record a program when its start time is between the two given times.
OnDate Record on this specific date (mutually exclusive with DaysOfWeek).
DaysOfWeek Record on these days of the week (mutually exclusive with OnDate), with second optional starting date argument.
TitleEquals Record program with the given title.
TitleStartsWith Record program who's title starts with the given text.
ManualSchedule If this rule is added the schedule is a manual schedule with the given datetime and duration (ScheduleTime) arguments. When this rule is specified the TvChannels rule must be present with exactly one channel. The DaysOfWeek rule with one argument is optional, and no other rules are allowed.
NewEpisodesOnly If this is true, don't include programs that were already recorded before custom logic in NextPVR
NewTitlesOnly If this is true, don't include programs that were already recorded before (based on new flag only). not in FTR
Channels Record on the given channel(s). Arguments are one or more channel IDs.
NotOnChannels Do not record on the given channel(s). Arguments are one or more channel IDs.
SubTitleEquals Record program with the given sub-title.
SubTitleStartsWith Record program who's sub-title starts with the given text.
SubTitleContains Record program who's sub-title contains the given text. If more than one text is given an OR will be applied.
SubTitleDoesNotContain Record program who's sub-title does not contain the given text, only valid in combination with at least one SubTitleContains rule.
EpisodeNumberEquals Record program with the given episode number.
EpisodeNumberContains Record program who's episode number contains the given text. If more than one text is given an OR will be applied.
EpisodeNumberDoesNotContain Record program who's episode number does not contain the given text, only valid in combination with at least one EpisodeNumberContains rule.
EpisodeNumberStartsWith Record program who's episode number starts with the given text.
TitleContains Record program who's title contains the given text. If more than one text is given an OR will be applied.
TitleDoesNotContain Record program who's title does not contain the given text, only valid in combination with at least one TitleContains rule.
DescriptionContains Record program who's description contains the given text. If more than one text is given an OR will be applied.
DescriptionDoesNotContain Record program who's description does not contain the given text, only valid in combination with at least one DescriptionContains rule.
CategoryEquals Record programs from any of the categories given as arguments.
CategoryDoesNotEqual Don't record programs in any of the categories given as arguments.
DirectedBy Record program directed by given name.
WithActor Record program which has the actor by the given name.
SkipRepeats Only record first-run (non-repeat) programs if the argument to this rule is true.
NewEpisodesOnly If this is true, don't include programs that were already recorded before (based on title/sub-title/episode number).
NewTitlesOnly If this is true, don't include programs that were already recorded before (based on title only).
ProgramInfoContains Record program who's title, episode or description contains the given text. If more than one text is given an OR will be applied.
ProgramInfoDoesNotContain Record program who's title, episode or description does not contain the given text, only valid in combination with at least one ProgramInfoContains rule.
I am assuming that there must be a buffer or cache for the clients to read-ahead a video file that is being played back from the server -- to compensate for network delays and and server hiccups. Is the size of this disk / read ahead file cache adjustable?
I an having a problem when my NPVR server gets very busy (high disk IO) when a trans-code process runs (started as part of a post-processing.bat file). This trans-code process loads the disk on the server so that playback on my clients becomes choppy. Once the trans-code is complete everything is fine. I would like to increase the size of the cache / buffer to see if it can resolve this problem.
I have PVR-150 and setting to 4:3 in NPVR menu.
On a 4:3 TV, when I play live TV, I am getting letter box. I want it to be 4:3. How?
(Note that playback of recordings are 4:3; at least recording made with GBPVR still trying to get NextPVR to work....)
I should note that the source is 4:3, via s-video to PVR-150 card. I tried F7 and that does not help. Pillarbox gives the right picture but it is a postage stamp in the middle of the screen. Auto seems to be trying to give 16:9 (but again, the source is 4:3).
Also, same source material shows properly (filling all the 4:3 screen) under "auto" in GBPVR.
i have a few channels that have a HD duplicate eg
- TV One and TV One HD
- Sky Movies and Sky Movies HD
my provider (sky nz) only provides now and next for the HD feeds of the channels but they provide the full EPG for the normal/non hd feeds of the channels.
I would like to have both HD and SD feeds available (so do not want to merge the channels, unless in the future you add the ability to configure the client to choose if it wants HD feeds or not, at that point I would merge SD + HD so appeared as one, but client could watch SD if it wanted), because im using powerline networks and sometimes HD doesnt work well over it and I need to watch a SD feed, and some clients currently dont like HD (my raspberrypi).
so I'm after a way to just map the same epg from one channel onto another channel? is there currently a way to do this?
if not i might just have to write up a little program that runs once a day and copies the epg data in the db (assuming that this wont be deleted/overwritten with nothing when npvr does it own epg update?).
Hi,
so I have a problem because in fact I always get the message that there is no feedback signal from nPVR and it must be closed.
I have a windows 7 computer with TeVii S660.
I have since reinstalled computer already 2 times and always have the same problem because it nen tip what I'm doing wrong?
