I'd like to centre the list on the screen but when I change the IconView's location attribute the list background moves but the list items do not. Is there another tag/attribute I need to modify?
Skin file contents (with modified attribute in bold):
I recorded Jeopardy tonight (found around the 19:00 hour in the logs), and I began to watch it while it's still recording, which gave me both audio and video/audio sync issues. So I waited for the recording to finish, then i watched it. I had lost some audio around the 5 minute mark, and had some issues where video and audio were not syncing and some time issues (where it would go fast then slow down).
There are two shows on TV here in the US: NCIS, and NCIS: LA. When I set a recurring recording for NCIS, it also catches NCIS: LA. But it doesn't label it as NCIS: LA, it labels it as NCIS, which is incorrect because of the wrong show title and recording the wrong show.
If I recall correctly, this is a modification in the schedule logic that you introduced a while back to catch shows that change title from week to week. Can you give us an option to set titles to exact match in recurring recordings, or at least in config.xml?
Not sure if you want these, but I got an exception with NPVR. I was playing back a video that was simultaneously being recorded. The sound and video went out of sync, so I stopped the video then attempted to play it again. I got this error here.
Quote:************** Exception Text **************
System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException: The given key was not present in the dictionary.
at System.ThrowHelper.ThrowKeyNotFoundException()
at System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary`2.get_Item(TKey key)
at NextPVR.Players.LiveTvPlayer.StartLiveTV(Channel channel, String& reason)
at NextPVR.ControllerForm.PlayLiveTV(Channel channel)
at NextPVR.TV.TVGuide.HandleCommand(String command)
at NextPVR.TV.TVGuide.OnKeyDown(KeyEventArgs e)
at NextPVR.ControllerForm.OnKeyDown(Object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
at NextPVR.ControllerForm.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.OnMessage(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam)
************** JIT Debugging **************
To enable just-in-time (JIT) debugging, the .config file for this
application or computer (machine.config) must have the
jitDebugging value set in the system.windows.forms section.
The application must also be compiled with debugging
enabled.
When JIT debugging is enabled, any unhandled exception
will be sent to the JIT debugger registered on the computer
rather than be handled by this dialog box.
I find that I can schedule a recording and that slot turns red. But at some point later, if I go back through the TV guide, that particular show is not red. The top by the time is red to denote that something is scheduled to record, but if I go through the list, it doesn't show which is being recorded.
Invalid xmltv file:
Sytem.XmlException: Reference to undeclared entity 'Amp' Line xxx, position xxx
I looked in the xmltv and extacted the following.
<programme start="20110303010000 +0000" stop="20110303020000 +0000" channel="331732">
<title>Pacific Palisades</title> <sub-title>Past &Amp; Present Danger</sub-title>
<desc>American soap centring on a group of rich young professionals in a wealthy Californian neighbourhood. When Cory refuses to put Frank's wife under the knife, the loan shark threatens Beth.</desc>
<category>Drama</category>
</programme>
To fix this I do a search and replace on " &Amp; " and replace with " " (without quotes)
This is not ideal as it is not an automated process.
It looks to me the &Amp; is ok in the other fields just not in <sub-title>.
I have a few quirks, but I think it's all worth it just for the ability to resume playing in the video library. Really the video library just seems better and faster overall. The other thing I noticed right away was the channel mapping process did seem to make a little more sense. It grouped the different audio channels into one channel, it seems like -- though I'm not sure how exactly I switch to the alternate audio. At least it went faster compared to GBPVR, where setting up here in Northern California, which has a decent number of channels, can take quite a while. I tried briefly to install the Universe plugin, but I realized that this might suck me into a vortex of 'endless configuration' -- so I deleted.
Anyway, just want to report that it seems to be generally working here, at least I have a guide, and I have actually recorded digital TV off the air, and I've been watching my anime collection in the video library.
First I wanna say this NPVR look's good and simple use (gf friendly), and channel switching is very fast.
But theres some problems.
In finland we use two languages. Finnish and swedish, so can't find anywhere where I can set language for epg. So it's uses swedish epg data default.
in Windows 7.. I can watch tv in windowed mode, but when I press max button (left from closebutton in right up corner) it shows me npvr mainmenu.. and the tv picture left somewhere behind.. and can't get it back to front, even pressing alt-tab.
Is there support for teletext subtitles? Even when I select those from right clicking, Subtitle stream -> and select finnish/swe/nor/dan(teletext) it don't work.. only romanian (dvb) text works.
My laptop in client mode don't run tv well.. but i quess that because it's using wlan.
We have one channel what's name is "The Voice/Tv Viisi", and can't put channel logo for it. Some of pvr servers read those like creating a folder like The Voice, and put in there a logo named Tv Viisi.png, or naming like "The Voice_Tv Viisi.png"
Thanks in advance, is someone found some answer for my problems.. :o
For the last week or so, I've noticed that several of my recordings are showing incorrect lengths (on the timeline OSD) when playing back. This situation affects the comskipping as well, because NPVR doesn't seem to skip commercials outside of it's "expected" timeline.
The incorrect lengths vary both short and long. For instance, one show (NCIS: Los Angeles) that is 1 hour displays as being 45 minutes on the OSD. (The recording itself seems to be OK, because it plays back just fine, execept that commercial skipping stops after 45 minutes.) In another instance, the show (Mike & Molly) displays as being 37 minutes on the OSD, but the recording is really only 30 minutes (plus padding), as expected.
Comskip seems to be detecting commercials and getting the skip points correct. And NPVR seems to be using them to get good skipping--as long as it is within NPVR's "expected" timeline. So the actual recording .ts files seem to be OK.
I'm attaching the comskip .edl & .log files and the NPVR timing.info files for these 2 examples in case they help any.
