While in "Settings" -> EPG Sources, Mouse clicking on the blue "Add Lineup" button (see attached Screenshot-01.png) fails with an odd error pop-up Window as shown in Screenshot-02.png.
I am using latest NextPVR v5.2.7 with Windows 10, Hauppauge WinTV-dualHD tuner, and I have a current subscription to Schedules Direct. My 87 channels are previously scanned and are working. The lineup parameters shown are correct. Also, the TV Guide is working using EPG data it acquired from some other non-Schedules Direct source, albeit some of the EPG data is missing from that default source.
I was in the process of trying to get NextPVR to use SD EPG data, and hopefully fill-in the blanks in the TV Guide, when the error occurred. This error is repeatable, and when it occurs, it changes my OTA "Antenna (32937)" setting back to the default value. There are no other errors reported by NextPVR that I can find.
Does anyone know how to get the TV Guide to use EGP data from Schedules Direct without encountering the "say undefined" error shown in Screenshot-02.png?
NextPvr can't find any channels but WinTV and WMC can.
I live in South Korea where it uses ATSC and ClearQAM.
Figuring out any solutions, I got to see tuning ini file.
There are the integers which I think stand for the channels.
I modified that integer with the frequency which was found with another program.
like that..
Please see my attachment..
Then NextPvr could find that channel..
But some channel couldn't be found even though I manually input the frequency.
... some found... some not found...
So I want to know what this ini file means.
I think the first section means the name and the second section means the channels which are going to be checked by NextPvr.
In the second section, I think 0 key means the total count.
Are those right?
What I really want to know is the specification of the next 0 key's value.
There are three commas. What does each part mean?
1=what, what, what
2=what, what, what (, might be more..?)
Hello everyone,
Yesterday between the hours of 6pm and 8pm for this example I have a case of where the audio was lip-synced and the video was jittery. I tried it with the VPN on and off. I have 213mbps down. MY NIC card was pulling about 12mbps and the CPU load was about 12%.
I did a virus scan and malware scan to see if things were clean. It seems to have been clean.
I am using 5g wireless home internet.
Would anyone have any ideas as to what could have caused this?
I have been trying to use the NextPVR app/docker in TrueNAS Scale so I can ditch the install on a separate PC I use just for NextPVR.
I've been able to create a VM, install win10, install NextPVR - and install the Hauppauge PCI tuner by using the pci passthrough to the VM. The NextPVR install can find the tuner, and can find the local channels.
Now, pertaining to the app / docker install directly on TrueNAS Scale, NextPVR can't seem to find the tuner. I would like some insight to get this to work.
Client-server setup. NextPVR client v19.04 on Kodi has worked faultlessly for months. no hardware or network changes & both client & server always on. Suddenly, the Kodi client refuses connect. Rebooted both machines, both running W10. Uninstalled & reinstalled the NextPVR client but still won't enable. Pinged the machines ok. Cleared the client data in Kodi. Still won't enable. NPVR log attached but suspect you may need Kodi logs - will grab those if needed.
Was attempting to resume a recording several times, but it wouldn't play (blank screen). I could still exit. Grabbed the logs and eventually was able to resume the recording shortly after.
Problem starts here in the log.
2022-08-28 10:40:30.460 [DEBUG][78] About to stream recording: D:\nextpvr\Gold Rush Dave Turins Lost Mine\Season 04\Gold.Rush.Dave.Turins.Lost.Mine.S04E14.Cowboys.&.Dreamers.ts
NLite is running on a client machine, not the server.
I realize V6 is pending, so I'm not expecting a fix if this is a bug.
I'll hold on to the recording a few days in case it is needed.
just a quick question about channel merge, auto and/or single
how does it know what one the play? does it just systematically go thought the list how it was added?
what happens if say first channel sauce is offline does it auto swap to the next one?
HI, I have had a look around and found https://www.nextpvr.com/nwiki/pmwiki.php...dReference
as a list of keyboard shortcuts.
When playing a recorded video thru the web app interface are there keyboard shortcuts to skip back and forwards? I am using Chrome as browser.
Ctrl left and right arrows aren't doing it for me nor Ctrl-F to fast forward.
I apologise if I am missing something obvious.
As an aside great software.
Regards
Russ
I've searched high and low on this forum for a solution.
Went down many rabbit holes.
I'm quite a computer guy so this has really stumped me.
I am running NPVR 5.2.7 (220410) on a Windows 11 Pro (Intel Celeron J4125 2.00 GHz, 8 GB RAM) machine.
It's hard-wired with an Ethernet cable directly to the modem.
Server and client are one machine.
I have tried everything from updating drivers, to ensuring codecs are updated, to port forwarding, firewall disabling/tweaking etc.
Unfortunately, NextPVR seems to Buffer/Freeze when using the desktop or web client.
(I prefer to use the desktop client)
What's funny about this is I ran some tests with my IPTV provider and everything works fine on other devices without NPVR.
I also installed MyIPTV and tried my provider's web player on the NPVR machine and I had no issues.
This issue only started when I decided to try to utilize NPVR for recording reasons.
It seems to come down to just NPVR on this machine.
I'm really not sure where I went wrong. I'm at a dead end now and you're all my last hope.
One of the many channels I have, is an audio stream which I am hosting.
The stream has Now Playing info, which outputs the currently playing track. This work fine when I connect to the stream via VLC, and direct via Kodi.
However when I connect to the stream via the NextPVR interface I don't see that.
I understand as NextPVR is designed for TV, obviously NextPVR is transcoding the stream, and therefore stripping that info
Is there any way to get this working?
I may need to figure out how to pipe this information from the IceCast audio server, direct to the NextPVR stream for it to work, unless someone has any other ideas.
