It's not in the list of startup programmes or scheduled tasks. Why does it wake computer? I stop the service after each wakeup, apparently that's not enough.
I'll use NPVR at some future date, so I don't want to uninstall.
Would it be possible to add a setting to the Kodi client that enables showing the configured directories as top level folders when viewing recordings?
I see that there's a way to filter by directory in NextPVR's UI, but not when viewing recordings from Kodi.
I'm looking to move away from MythTV as a back-end timeshifting/PVR server for kodi and I feel like this would be the only feature I would miss. NextPVR seems much easier and more reliable in every other way and I'm looking to switch soon!
I have several channel lists , one is a "local" list that I host on a local web server for nextPVR
I have painstakingly deleted, ordered and renamed channels.
Then I add a channel to the local list and re-scan that device (local list)
1) All of my custom names and channel numbers are forgotten after re-scanning. These settings should be PERMANENT!
2) Deleted channels are re-added to the active channel list when in fact I specifically DELETED them they are not "NEW" channels. (keep in mind some lists we can not control as they may come from a web server somewhere else). Once I set a channel to not show it should NOT SHOW even after rescanning. There needs to be a different method for show/hide that survives a res-scan of device.
I posted this before and as I recall someone spoke of an option somewhere but I tried that option as I recall and it did not fix this particular issue.
There is this and the fact that all channels are (so annoyingly) selected by default when editing channels that tell me this interface is counter-intuitive from the get-go.
It seems not too well thought out and counter-intuitive in many areas.
Now I have to go and re-order (re-number) all of my channels AGAIN on my local list because I added ONE CHANNEL. This is a LOT of unnecessary work because a poorly thought out web interface.
These parameters should be held in a database somewhere and applied to any updated lists. 3rd party providers may update lists frequently
(2019-11-26, 09:25 PM)sub Wrote: NextPVR records .ts files, since this is the format that is broadcast, and one of the few formats that allows playback while recording. Other formats such as mp4 / mkv etc are unable to do this.
I found the above quote from Sub in a November 2019 post.
However if aa video is imported, say from a DVD, into NextPVR should it still be in TS format. The video is not being recorded or broadcast so those features / benefits the TS format offers are needed / required for the imported video. The TS file is almost 3 times larger than and MP4 / M4V for example.
If TS doesn't have to be used what is the best one, taking both video quality and file size into account. I am hoping to be able to maintain both chapter and subtitle information from the DVD. I have included an image from the software I am using that includes the formats I have to choose from.
I am running NextPVR Version:. 5.2.7.220410 on my x86 Linux computer.
I am using IPTV as input devices. the server grabs all the channels, but when I try to play back the content it get the following error "streaming failed (transcoder exited)"
I am looking for a Remote Control, just the infrared receiver if I can get one with out the remote. I have a Logitech 350 remote that I will use. I have a Flirc I bought of Amazon but when I went to program the remote for it I received a message that it would not work because it does not have an IR receiver.
I have a Hauppauge WinTV-quadHD which came with its own remote an receiver. The receiver quit working a couple of years ago. I have been using a mouse ever since. I would really like to be able to use remote again, even if it is just for pause, rewind, fast forward etc.
However finding just a IR receiver, or at least one that is sure to work isn't as easy as it sounds. For example the Flirc I mentioned above.
Anybody have any recommendations for a USB IR receiver that is known to work with the Logitech 350 remote?
I am also considering this, even though it is apparently only Blutooth. But I'd like to have both.
I am having an unusual issue - I am upgrading from a raspberry pi 4 with Raspberry Pi OS to a Mele Quieter 3Q with Windows 11. I have installed the latest version of NextPVR (version 5.2.7.220410). I use two HDHomerun Connect tuners to catch the Over the air signals.
For some reason, on the pi (which uses an earlier version of NextPVR) and the new Mele Quieter 3Q computer, I get to the screen where you specify the xmltv file, but the box where you specify the channel in the xml file that maps to the channel on the hd homerun comes up blank. I am not sure what is going on. I was able to map channels successfully on the Raspberry at one point in time - but maybe that was on a previous version of NextPVR.
I have included my logs, my XML file and a screenshot of the screen with which I am having the issue. Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated.
I live in an area where there is a local TV station on (RF9) within 5 miles of my location and that station has a low-power translator running about 40 miles away on RF24, using the same station name. For the past 2+ years all has been working fine, where the NPVR Scan selected the nearby RF9 station and tuned to that station whenever commanded. But this morning, I was unable to receive the station on RF9 signal or so I thought. After digging into it, I discovered that NPVR is now selecting the very weak RF24 translator station instead of the strong RF9 station. Is there a way to instruct NPVR to re-select the nearby strong station instead of the distant, barely detectable station?
