Hello and thanks in advance for any help you can provide!

Currently I'm moving from a setup with MythTv with a legacy HDHomeRun HDHR (2 tuner) to using Docker on Debian 12. I'm able to see the two tuners in Settings -> Devices, but clicking "Scan channels" on tuner XXXXX-0 leaves me on a screen which is stuck and says "Loading EPG mapping". I'm using Schedules Direct for ATSC, and I was able to successfully login under Settings-> Guide.

My Docker compose file:

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hello
I installed the program and the windows program and it worked perfectly the fist time but when I closed it it would not reload sayin connection failure check config.  I suspect it is that I changed the password.  How do I go about changing the config within yet another uiclient?
Thank you for your time
Bruce

Hi all....

I need some advice please with regards to dealing with MPD files.

I currently have two NextPVR servers.

One in the UK, the other in Johannesburg.

On the server in the UK, I have the BBC channels which are all now in MPD format. They do open in NextPVR, so it's most likely there's no encryption.

I then import the channels via the M3U playlist from the UK, to Johannesburg server, it's always worked till the BBC pulled the plug on the legacy HLS streams. 


On the UK server with the MPD streams on NextPVR, I get severe buffering, and then with the playlist imported to JHB, the UK channels don't load at all, they just time out....

Anyone know what potentially could solve this?

Thanks

Just about the only thing I cannot do with my mouse in NextPVR Client for Windows is to scroll left or right to different times in the EPG listing. I can jump ahead 24 hours and back 24 hours, but I have to use the arrow keys on the keyboard to scroll in smaller increments. If there were arrows at the bottom to skip <-2Hrs and +2Hrs>, in addition to the existing |<-24Hrs and +24Hrs>|, that would solve the problem.

Hi,
this is my first post. I'll start by saying I love NextPVR: great piece of software guys!

Now to the issue in the subject line  

SBS TV in Australia (at least in Sydney) shows (no lisitings) for all EPG entries on its multiplex (including radio).
The SBS entries on the 'Channels' page are blank.

I found the following on the SBS web site:

SBS EPG Enhancements

In order to add Consumer advice to all SBS channels and Country of Origin for SBS World  Movies
in the Electronic Program Guide (EPG), on 2nd December 2019 SBS has made the following
changes for Free-To-Air (FTA) Terrestrial and VAST satellite platforms (NOT for FOXTEL or FETCH TV):

TThe program synopsis has been moved from ‘Short Event Descriptor’ to ‘Extended Event Descriptor’
 in the Event information Table (EIT) that’s used by the Digital TVs and receivers to display the EPG.

The ‘Short Event Descriptor’ now contains Consumer Advice and Country of Origin information for relevant programs.

Some old TV sets may not be compatible and therefore, won’t able to display the program synopsis which is now 
under ‘Extended Event Descriptor’.

This incompatibility can only be addressed by the manufacturer. SBS recommends viewers with affected receivers 
to contact the manufacturer, report the issue and ask if a firmware update will be available to fix it.

I have a sneaking suspicion that this change may be the reason for the EPG not updating in NextPVR.

Anyway, just letting the NextPVR team know (if the they don't already) and hopefully they can look at adding a fix further down the development schedule 

I also note that I am running version 6.1.4.230625 under Windows 10.

Thanks in advance and keep up the great work!

Cheers,
Glenn

Hello,

I'm experiencing live tv issues since upgrading.  I'm on version 6.1.4.230625 running on a Pi4 with multiple pi4 Kodi clients connecting.  Live TV plays for a few seconds, buffers and then plays - which has been the same behavior in previous versions.  However, I am now getting further buffering - seems to be centered around when a recording starts or stops, or when another Kodi client connects and is streaming live TV.  

In addition to this, I am now getting audio / video sync issues once the buffering clears.  I did a "stress" test of the system and had multiple clients connected, while recording a few different channels.  This is not the normal use case, but maybe a recording here or there with 2 Kodi clients watching live TV is the norm.  It resulted in everything playing and recording fine for a while, but then a long freeze, followed by a recovery, but all clients streaming showed the audio / video sync issues.  Video seemed ahead of the audio.

I have the nextpvr server live TV directory set to the SD on the pi4.  I have the recording directory set to a usb mounted drive.  In the past versions I didn't have these issues.

The nextpvr logs are attached.  I'm hoping I have a simple setup issue.  

Any help is appreciated,

Ryan


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How do I get REW and FF to show up while viewing IPTV on the Android client?  I have pause and stop at the bottom of my screen when I press my remote but nothing else.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks

I've had problems recording Jeopardy! recently.  It happened a few times since I installed NextPVR several months ago, but only infrequently and with no consistency.  Most of the time Jeopardy! records normally and with no issues.  Now the same problem has happened two days in a row.  In every single instance the recording has started OK but then when I try to watch the recorded show later it simply will not play.  When I examine the files on my hard drive I find the truncated recordings always have exactly the same file size of 5,569KB ( they should be more like 1.5 ish GB).

In searching through the logs, the only error I find is this...

2023-09-26 19:29:27.439 [DEBUG][39] Request had range request
2023-09-26 19:29:27.439 [DEBUG][39] Requested Range: 0- (0 bytes)
2023-09-26 19:29:27.441 [ERROR][39] IsComplete(): Object reference not set to an instance of an object.


I don't know what "range request" might be or why it would be there.

Anyone have any idea why this might be happening?

Thanks.

I am currently using channels dvr but dislike its non-support for roku and windows pc.  My main question was: how much resources nextpvr uses roughly to just display iptv from channels (tve+chrome capture).  Its unfortunate I have to run more than one.  Also, could nextpvr take advantage  of something similar?
https://github.com/fancybits/chrome-capt...r-channels

I think this would be quite useful for some that have multiple series recordings setup. An ability to lock certain recordings to prevent them being overwritten would be a nice sub feature too.