I am very frustrated with my current setup (4 DVB-C tuners with tvheadend on a linux server) an the clients.
Solution 1 uses MRMC, an app which seems to be abandoned and forgets PVR settings every second day
Solution 2 uses tvhclient directly on tvheadend, but using the arrows on my Logitech Harmony remote will
increase/decrease speed only and this is more or less unusable. No chance the developer changes
this to some other method like skipping.
I read a bit in this forum and found out that there was a lot of discussion about the original Apple remotes and
their clicking/touching behaviour when using the edges. Honestly I am now a bit lost how the app on tvOS is
handling that today.
Did anyone tried out how a "normal" remote would behave with the client? I prefer knowing in advance before
I pay for the app and are even more frustrated. What I can say is that when I use the original ATV4 remote
and touch at the edges, it behaves exactly like when I use the four arrows on the Logitech remote. No idea
what the Logitech sends when using the fwd/bwd keys.
I already set up a nextPVR docker image and it seems to work, beside that it always wants to transcode which
my server isn't capable of. But I understood Apple TV will use direct streaming.
Good morning. I am doing a fresh install for Kodi on a Win10 machine with a Hauppage 4-tuner OTA card. Things are going pretty well but when logging into the NextPVR web portal to investigate EPG info missing on some channels, it looks like settings > channels no longer shows 'Schedules Direct' and nothing happens when I go to settings > guide and enter my ZIP code to add SD back.
When I go to settings > channels it also only shows ''DVB/ATSG' and 'Freesat (UK)', nothing happens when I click 'Add Schedules Direct'.
Oddly, the EPG update I manually pushed last night still shows in the EPG (both NP client and Kodi).
I was trying to move where my NextPVR install is being run on from Windows to Docker (fresh install). So I've been trying to move over the recordings. I've done a bit of googling to see if I could find a fix to what I'm running into however no luck on that front (maybe I'm missing something). Both these machines are running the latest version of NextPVR and when I attempt to import the recordings (zip or xml files) I'm receiving the message "import failed. not logged in". I've also tried a few different browsers to make sure it's not a browser issue but had no luck.
Looking in the logs I'll post a snippet below and attach the full file for good measure. If you see below it seems to be adding what looks like an IPv6 Address to the IPv4 address (IPv6 was already disabled on one of the machines I was running due to some other issues). I did revert to an older version of docker that I found and it seemed to import mostly fine, I had some other issue I had to work out with the differing file paths. I am also getting this error even when I just click import without a file selected. I would be open to any thoughts you have on this! Thanks
I run a Hauppauge Colossus 2 via HDMI from a Satellite receiver. The STB has 1080i and 720p options. Currently I am set a 1080i. The video in the Hauppauge capture app is more clear/less grainy that what I am seeing on Desktop or Web client on the server or on CCWGTV on several TVs running NextPVR UI Client.
The CCGTV running other clients like Youtube, Amazon TV, Netflix produce more clear video quality than NextPVR/Colossus2/Bell Satellite (1080i). Is there something I am missing in the settings?
Thanks
Hi All.
Looking for some advice/help. I'm trying to setup the 5 BBC UHD channels (Not 24/7) to work through NextPVR. The M3U file works OK through VLC player but the channels dont work in the IPTV tuner as a channel list in NextPVR.
Is this a restriction of BBC/iPlayer that only supports VLC as a player or is there some trick/tweak to get them to work in NextPVR ?
I'm the family helpdesk, not an everyday user of NPVR. The problem they are having is ...
Apparently when I did a recent update of NPVR the number of files for each recording increased from two to four
Before its was *.ts & *.xml (the video & synopsis in xml)
Now its *.ts, *.xml , *.thumbnails, *.timings & *.tsmap
They thought the *.thumbnails, *.timings & *.tsmap were not wanted and manually deleted them for each recording.
Any damage done? Can recordings be configured so it just leaves the *.ts & *.xml?
They play back the video files directly without going into NPVR.
Setup: Simple - a couple of FTA tuners on a win10 desktop used as a standalone appliance (not networked).
Due to a storm, my cable was out and now I have a large number of failed recordings.
Is there a way to do delete the group or do I have to do them one at a time.
Doable but a pain...
Thought I would try getting Debian 12 loaded on my intel celeron NUC and see how well NextPVR worked. Got everything working and VAAPI for transcoding.
From a Chrome browser I started a live TV stream and it played fine. Then after playing a couple different channels I got the red stream error message and the stream failed to start. Restarting the stream didn't work. Tried ctl F5 a few times then it would play the live TV stream again.
I captured logs of this happening. My other Linux server using Deb 11 doesn't have the same issue.
