Can I change web url from localhost:8866/ to localhost:8866/npvr ? I can see how to change the port, but it is always in /. I'd need it for reverse proxy.

I noticed the drive that I have livetv buffering on filling up. I checked that directory and sure enough there were over 100gigs worth of leftover .ts files. I believed this started happening after applying several patches although I'm not 100% confident on that. I tested this on the latest set of patches including the skip patch(and yes I registered the new file). I also noticed the initial buffer file does get removed, it's the subsequent files that are leftover.

Dear all,

been meaning to ask this for ages. This one goes out to new or occasional users and guests that have not signed up yet (I think you have to register to be able to poll?)

I am limited by the vBulletin software for my choice of simple answers to a mutiple poll. i.e one with varying questions and answers. So the first poll would be:

1) I have found it very easy to understand the difference between GB-PVR and NextPVR and find the current set-up easy to navigate and find the information I need.
2) I have not found it easy but it has been fun and I have learned a lot.
3) It has been very difficult and am not quite sure where to look?

cheers

steeb

Well, after so long without any hitches I was suprised to download a video file that did play, but with the audio out of sync. Convinced the file itself must be at fault I just deleted it and did not give it another thought.
But today I downloaded more video files and the same thing! It seems the video files in question are all 'X264' files, where previously they were mkv;
Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 720x404 23.98fps [Output 1]
Audio: AAC 48000Hz stereo [Output 2]
I am using Win7-64.

So then I embarked on an AAC oddysey, trying to get ffdhshow to play them instead of whatever the default was, and not finding a simple file to rename like MP3mod.dll in windows/system I downloaded W7DSfiltertweaker and used that.
So now ffshow was used for the audio - but it's still out of sync! And not by a small amount - I am talking 3-4 seconds out :-(

The files do play fine in Media Center Home Cinema and Windows Media Center
So peeps. have you come across these horrible X264 files and if so, how do you get them in sync in GBPVR or NPVR?

The shaded area in the vertical menu touches the bottom of the screen. To match the top of the screen the xml should be ...

<RoundedRect location="2,2" size="98,96" fillColor="#82181818" borderColor="Transparent" radius="2" borderWidth="0"/>

An updated file is attached. Apology for trivia ...

I have an XP Pro server with NPVR working fine locally. I'm attempting to set up clients on an XP Home and a Win7 machine. I have the database directory in shareddocs\NVPR and the registry pointed there. I shared the NPVR directory as well and gave everyone full permissions. I set both clients to server name media and path \\media\npvr. I also tried the full path \\media\shareddocs\nvpr. Both client machines can browse to the nvpr data directory.

In both cases on both clients starting nvpr does not complain about the path being inaccessible (as the default location would despite being shared) but clicking anything that wants to use the database (Live TV, Guide, Settings) results in a cant find database exception.

Any clues?

http://www.maximumpc.com/article/news/am...ware_suite

Looking for people willing to help test live TV support for WTV or DVR-MS
You need to run comskip manually on a file while and after being recorded and send me the redirected stderr and the log files
Only reply if you understand the above.
(I need to update my signature)

So I wanted to apply the Incomplete EPG patch, but the comment is "You'll need to have the recent skipping patches installed aswell."
I was at R1, so I downloaded and applied the Pre-R2 Skip Patch 2a, and the NShared.zip in the EPG thread.

And that's when the nightmare began.

Two days later, I realised that shows had not been recorded. Investigation revealed:

• Nothing had been recorded
  
• NTray was taking about 60 secs to open its menu
  
• EPG display had pending recordings un-coloured
  
• Recurring recordings were not being scheduled
  
• System was saying "Unable to communicate with recording service"
  
• No EPG updates had occurred
  
• There was no ndigitalhost.log or ndigitalhost.log.1 (there was a .2, but it predated the patch)
  
• Status had no devices
  

• The skip patch is a single patch. It updates a lot of files, but its no different to any other patch?
  
• Does it have pre-requisites (like R1)?
  
• The Nshared.zip patch for the EPG update needs to be applied after the Pre-R2 Skip patch?
  
• If I apply 2b, do I need to re-apply the EPG patch?
  
• If I zip up my program directory, apply the patch, test it and find problems, is it enough to just unzip the old directory again? Or are there things that need re-registering or other magic?
  

jksmurf Wrote:Thanks Martin. I have had some recent problems with files where the timeline went way out of whack so might help, but that may be just a poor recorded timeline to start with. I have had some resume issues though. Couple of quick additional q's:

Quote: 1. Should/can I call from postprocessing.bat? If yes I will put it in the Scripts folder.

Quote: 2. If yes, then syntax would be writeTime %1?

Quote: 3. Will filename.ts.Timing.Info be deleted from the folder when the show is deleted (I would like it to be).