Please forgive me if someone has asked this. I searched and found nothing.
What file do I change for the server ip Nlite looks for? I looked in Nlite.exe.config but could not find anything.
Right now every time I launch Nlite it opens with the home screen but a different ip address and saying no channels have been assigned.
I am stumped.
thank you for your time.
Bruce
Hi - I'm having problems with an initial install on Ubuntu Server 22.04. I've got .Net installed and I can run and browse to the NextPVR Webpage on ip:8866. I can see Tuner Devices and they will tune. My subscription is registered. All looks good, but .. on the inital webpage it shows no available storage [0%]. The required folders exist and I've followed all the guidance on setting Folder/File permissions. However, on startup, the NextPVR logs report an error saying 'Recording/LiveTV directory does not exist'.
[I've attached a copy of the Log File]
I'd welcome suggestions about how I might fix this problem and get NextPVR running.
Hi
I have NextPVR up and running very well for the most part, however sometimes it
just fails to start a channel which is especially annoying when it happens on a scheduled recording
I can easily manually fix this by restarting the NextPVR service.
I would like to find a cause as to what is causing the issue and either fix or come up with a workaround.
I am running Linux Mint 21 and have 3 tuners, one DVB-S and two DVB-T
Lately I have had some recording failures when recording some movies. The same movie is being shown at multiple times so what settings can I select when setting up my recording so if the recording fails then it will try to record the movie the next time it plays?
Record once does not seem to do it.
It is not a series so record all episodes does not seem to make sense.
I'm a total newbie but I just installed Ver 6.0.0.220904 and the Device Scan is not finding my tuner.
Specifics:
Linux Version: Mint 19.3 Cinnamon
Tuner: Silicon Dust HDHR3-US (2012) at FW version 20150406 (I don't think there's a newer one)
The HDHR3-US has dual tuners and it makes OTA channels available via ethernet to any PC on my LAN. I know the tuner works because I can ping it, see it in the Silicon Dust desktop app on Linux and watch live TV on it using VLC Media Player. The thing I can't do is get the above noted version of NextPVR to find it when doing a device scan.
I've searhed the Linux forum here but haven't found anything similar to my issue. I've seen folks talking about what's shown in dmesg but since the tuner isn't attached to the Linux PC physically, I'm not sure it would show up there. Of course, dmesg generates a huge output and maybe I just don't know what to look for.
So I'm attempting to upgrade from 4 to 6. Fortunately I cloned the hard drive before upgrading to 6, so it's not like I'm going to be losing anything.
So far NPVR 6 is a piece of crap. Cute interface, sure, but very unintuitive, having to constantly go back and forth between my old and new hard drives. And even there as I mimic settings between both I still can't get 6 to work properly.
I cannot locate any posts that help me to export and import all the recordings and their schedules from the previous version onto the new one. What needs to be done to make those upcoming/saved recordings/conflicts/what's new entries appear?
I'm also using a Hauppauge Colossus HD video recorder card with an IR blaster. The IR blaster works no problem on 4, but 6? Nope. I was able to download all the channels through Schedules Direct but I can't get NPVR to activate the blaster to change the channels.
This app has historically been pretty annoying. I miss the days of the old Snapstream BeyondTV.
Wondering if someone can help with this problem. I'm using Matt Huismann's IPTV playlists to play and record Australian TV and they all work well except for the 10 network channels: 10, 10 Peach and 10 Bold, though 10 Shake works fine. The problem streams hang and will not load with the logs showing errors like: "System.ArgumentException: Specified key is not a valid size for this algorithm. (Parameter 'rgbKey') ..."
Occassionally they will load, though, but usually only play ads, or part ads, before failing. It looks like 10 is blocking access to NextPVR. The lists play without issue in Kodi and other players I've tried like Tvirl and Tivimate on Android TV, and MyIPTV Player on Windows.
Perhaps someone can suggest settings changes, or even another playlist to get them working?
I believe you should install i965-va-driver-shaders in the docker container instead of i965-va-driver. It is a non-free Debian package but is fully MIT licensed. The issue with its Debian freeness is that it ships blobs without sources (any of the shaders) that are thus removed in the Debian free i965-va-driver.
Jellyfin ended up rebuilding the intel-vaapi-driver and shipping it in their docker image in https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-ffmpeg/pull/33, but I do not see the point as i965-va-driver-shaders is the intel-vaapi-driver code (the Debian free version is the same but with blobs stripped)
This fix this error that prevents transcoding (viewing TV in the browser):
