I've just installed NextPVR on my HTPC (Windows 7 64 bit) and the interface looks great but I can get the TV to work. I've done the setup, I can play video ok (AVI files) but when I go to LiveTV I can hear the audio and as I change the channel I can tell the channel is changing but there is no video. I've played around with the decoders but no luck. When I try "ReRegister Filters" it does not run because I get an error message "The Module "NPVRCCDump.ax" failed to load. Make sure the binary is stored at the specified path or debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependent DLL files. The spciefied module cannot be found". I've check to ensure I have all the prerequisites but no luck. I've be at it now for three hours, about to give up for good.
Since upgrading to 2.2.6, recording import has failed. An excerpt from NPVR.log is included below. I do not recall any problems during the install and everything else seems to be behaving. It was not until I tried to import a number of shows that I encountered the problem. Did I miss a DB update or something?
2011-10-22 15:12:32.367 [DEBUG][1] Import Recordings: Z:\Support\recording-dump.xml
2011-10-22 15:12:32.443 [DEBUG][1] Importing old-style GBPVR recordings-dump
2011-10-22 15:12:32.443 [DEBUG][1] - adding:Y:\90210\90210 S04E01.avi
2011-10-22 15:12:32.443 [DEBUG][1] Importing : Y:\90210\90210 S04E01.avi
2011-10-22 15:12:32.457 [ERROR][1] Unexpected error saving scheduled recording: System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteException: SQLite error
14 values for 13 columns
at System.Data.SQLite.SQLite3.Prepare(SQLiteConnection cnn, String strSql, SQLiteStatement previous, UInt32 timeoutMS, String& strRemain)
at System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteCommand.BuildNextCommand()
at System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteCommand.GetStatement(Int32 index)
at System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteDataReader.NextResult()
at System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteDataReader..ctor(SQLiteCommand cmd, CommandBehavior behave)
at System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteCommand.ExecuteReader(CommandBehavior behavior)
at System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteCommand.ExecuteNonQuery()
at NUtility.ScheduledRecording.Save()
I was about to post this as a NEWA_AutoSearch support question but after staring at it for about 10 minutes I finally worked out what had triggered it.
I manually run NEWA_AutoSearch once a week and then trim out what I don't want. I spotted this set to record on both Channel 4 and 4+1 so figured it had to be an auto-search result but couldn't figure out why. I don't have many search entries and none seemed to fit...
Code:
Ishqiya
Naseeruddin Shah is probably best known to western audiences for his appearances
in Monsoon Wedding and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (as a sword-wielding
Captain Nemo), but much of his venerable career has been spent in Bollywood cinema.
In this action drama, he brings undoubted charisma to bear as a thief who goes on
the run with his nephew after a botched job. The two men then end up falling for a
friend's widow (Vidya Balan), who involves them in her own machinations. It's
undemanding fare but watchable, nonetheless.
Then I realised one of my search strings is for the programme "QI" - two letters which don't normally appear together in the English language (i.e., the title of the film 'Ishqiya'). It probably explains why a Chinese film appeared in my pending recordings a few weeks ago - similarly confusing.
I have used the Advance Rules under Manual Recordings to catch variations of a programme title such as:-
title like 'Red Dwarf%'
This catches anything starting with the specified words. However some time ago I setup a rule:-
title like '%PD James%'
Should this record anything with those words somewhere in the title. Its not made a recording yet but I dont know if there has been anything to record.
I am now trying to record variations of a programme called "You've Been Framed" where the title can be preceeded by one of several words. The problem is the ' in "You've" causes a SQlite error near "ve". Is there a character I can put in front of ' to tell SQlite to ignore it?
Has anyone got an idea of how I route traffic for a single application (Spotify) over the wireless connection, and use the wired connection for all other traffic. I've attached the ideas I've thought of, but open to any and all suggestions
I've uploaded v1.6.1 of the nDroid client to the Android Market and v1.6.x of the nDroidService to the nDroid wiki page.
I had a lot of time away from coding over the summer so there isn't very much different in user features. I have spent a lot of time changing 'behind the scenes' code, however, which make the network handling more stable and also give a better foundation for future features.
Please do not reply to this thread - all support issues should be directed here.
A bit of a strange problem - I don't use NEWA all that frequently (usually just use VNC), but have never had problems with it. Tried installing ndroid a couple of days ago, and couldn't get it to actually start the recording - after a suggestion from bgowland, I found that NEWA was no longer working for me.
This isn't a connection problem - I've removed firewalls, changed port numbers, tried accessing it from a browser on the host machine etc to no success. Basically all that happens is that after typing in the NEWA address, the browser just sits there. I can see from the (reactivated) firewall that Nrecord is listening on the correct port, and that a connection is being made to the port when I try to login to NEWA, but nothing actually occurs.
I tried updating to the latest version, then reverted to the previous version when that didn't work (reverted via backups, as deleting the bin folder didn't cause a reinstall). I have also cleared and reloaded the epg, but this doesn't do anything either.
The strange thing is that in the npvr log section, no new web.log files have been created during all this - I have attached the logs, but the last one was from a fortnight ago.
Before I try a full uninstall/reinstall of NPVR I thought I should check to see if there were any other options I could try, as I can't think of anything I might have done in the last couple of weeks to affect NEWA, apart from possibly applying an NPVR RC patch set.
