I know this sounds simple, but of the many posts I've read, I've not found a method or procedure to read the NPVR.db3 file. I tried my MSACCESS 2010 program and it couldn't recognize it. Can I set it to read the file somehow? Or is there other some other SQL program/editor that I can use instead?
due to cnbc retiring the NextPVR Pandora plugin that had relatively no takers and removing it dutifully from the wiki I would suggest that there is some way of archiving this stuff, rather than just removing it, particularly if the author is willing to leave code for others to follow on... (In this instance have not yet checked if cncb would be willing to share code).
Slightly unsure at this moment as to how to proceed. Spent far too much time recently booting up my new/old/rebuilt NextPVR server now that the builder dust has settled and I can turn on steeb devices again without them going "boom"!
NPVR been working faultess for long tim, recorded and watched two programs yesterday, but checked to make sure a program was set up for today only to find all but a few channels had no data.
I've tried emptying the EPG and re importing and re ran xmltv to ensure there was data there.
After successfully running V2.4.3 (no current patches) since its release, NextPVR failed to launch and a message to the effect that the "JIT debugger could not be found" was displayed. Sorry but I did not note the full message or secure the log files. Instead I did a full unistall and reinstall hoping that would fix the problem and expecting to be able to recreate the error if necessary. Not to be
NPVR Service failed to start. I then started it manually. The following message was displayed-
"Unable to start service: System.Service,TimeoutException.: Time out has expired and the operation has not competed. at
System.ServiceProcess. ServiceController.WaitForStatus(ServiceControllerStatus desiredStatus. TimeSpan timeout) at NCtrl.Program.Main(String[]args)"
I have an issue with a play-back of a previously taped HD channel program. In fact, NPVR taped 2 programs back-to-back (same HD channel), one it is able to play-back fine,
on the other one NPVR freezes just seconds after showing an image. I attached the logs. The file Yakari_20120526_06450700.ts plays normal, the file Coco_20120526_06000645.ts not (at least not on NPVR,
with other playback programs the file seems to be ok): any ideas what this could be?
After about 2 1/2 years, my system power supply failed and apparently took out the motherboard. Don't yet know about the hard drives. So, having to start over, and for the first time in a long, long time, I have no recorder. Withdrawal is bad. If the drives are damaged, as well, I will probably go into a deep, dark depression, and the next question will not be necessary.
Anyway, hoping that the drives are okay, I'm thinking about maybe doing it a little differently this time - maybe setting up a media server PC with gigabit Ethernet to the living room where I would have some device or other to play videos, etc. Of course, that may require a gigabit switch and router, too, since I would like to be able to control the server from my laptop wirelessly via Remote Desktop.
Anyone have any suggestions or want to point me in the right direction? All my expertise has been the other way.
How does one create and use multiple parallel lists in the same screen like in the Search screen? What strings do you pass in for the constructor 'elements' to specify one of the multiple lists (usually "View" and "Item" when there is just one list)?