Has anyone figured out how to get Chrome browser to allow you to open VLC for a ".vlc" stream initiated by the Launch external player button from the streaming web interface?
Firefox handles this fine, but Chrome seems a little defective in this area. Or, maybe it is just me.
I already have GBPVR running with a NOVA-S-PLUS but happen to have an old NOVA-S laying around.
The hardware list says that the NOVA-S is supported but I am having difficulty getting the device to appear in the device list.
The log file only reports the NOVA-S-PLUS card.
Do I need a BDA driver set for the NOVA-S ??
I have looked high and low and tried various packages off the web - the only one that did anything vaugely useful came up as a "network device" under XP's device manager!!
Does anyone have a driver set for the old NOVA-S --- or am I flogging a dead horse??
Looking at the nPVR hardware list I'd face an even bigger challenge if I tried that :-(
Basically, the short version of an issue I'm having, is when I stop streaming video through NEWA, NRecord.exe crashes and the recording service restarts. I've replicated the issue a couple of times - please let me know if you need more logs. There's no crash file in c:\temp.
This is from the Windows App Log:
Code:
Source: ASP.NET 2.0.50727.0
Event: 1334
An unhandled exception occurred and the process was terminated.
Application ID: NRecord.exe
Process ID: 3408
Exception: System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException
Message: The given key was not present in the dictionary.
StackTrace: at System.ThrowHelper.ThrowKeyNotFoundException()
at System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary`2.get_Item(TKey key)
at NShared.RecordingService.WorkerThread()
at System.Threading.ThreadHelper.ThreadStart_Context(Object state)
at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run(ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state)
I've applied all NPVR R1 patches and NEWA code patches up through today (28 Feb 2012 in my part of the world). I haven't applied the pre-R2 patch yet. I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate x64 in case that matters.
Hi all, just started setting up npvr cos it's to my liking, but need info on certain things i now have riped my dvd's and tv show's i have into .ts file format but i have no idea how to get them looking like they are in the xbmc screen shots (didnt wont to try that cos of no live tv) i know you need plugins but if someone can be very helpful and point me in the direction what i need to get me films and tv shows into npvr,i have live tv and music going only need to sort out me films and tv show.
Using version 1.7.7 I can play LiveTV with MX player with no problems. However, trying to play recordings does not work. Getting an error message from MX that the file cannot be played. I can play the same file from ES file explorer with no problems.
The difference that I can see is that when playing liveTV MX automatically is going in S/W Decoder (fast mode) whereas for recordings it is using H/W mode.
I have just moved from PVRX2 to NPVR. The PVRX2 version of TVRecordings had two lines of text in each list item and five items per screen.
The latest version (3.6 beta) has three lines of text per item and five items per screen. It is the "2 recordings" that has moved from the right of the screen to a new line on the left of the screen.
I have looked at the skin file but it is too complicated for me and I have the headache to prove it. Is there a way to go back to two lines per item?
My new camera does raw photos, which look amazing in 1080p but npvr photo browser can't find them. Are there any options for viewing them that I might try?
On my system/s, best case seems to be about 6 secs (usually after the app has already been launched previously), but it can be up to 15-20 secs. This is a long time to wait for live TV, and obviously far beyond the time limit that an impatient woman will wait before pressing further buttons on the remote.
I don't think it's anything specific to the (Nebula) TV card, as AltDVB goes from zero to moving pictures in about 3-4 secs (maybe 5 if it hasn't previously launched), and I'm pretty sure the original Nebula software was quicker than that.
