I recently installed nextpvr on my Windows 11 laptop. I also installed Wintv v10 for my
Hauppauge TV tuner (connected to a digital antenna). Nextpvr correctly detected the tuner and I was able to scan for channels. I am also a subscriber of schedules direct and entered that information in the settings. It appeared to work and I saw a schedule of programs listed in the TV Guide tab. However, when I tried to watch a program, it didn't work - just got a message to wait. Also tried to record a program. It appeared to accept the order, but didn't work. When I checked later, there was a message that the recording failed.
I would appreciate any ideas on what I should check. Thanks in advance.
I finally had to abandoned SnapStream's Beyond TV after building new HTPC with Windows 11. And truthfully, after testing Nextpvr I am glad of it. Really like the ease of setup and great features. I need some help trying to delete .ts file from the video section. I have several over-the-air .ts files recorded from Beyond TV that is in the Nextpvr video folder. Nextpvr displays them all in a list and I can click to watch I just can not delete them. Popup message says access is denied. I am sure there is some setting I am overlooking. Any help or suggestions from members would be much appreciated.
Nice program but is there any way to reduce the time the info bar is displayed over a channel, every time you touch your mouse?
6 seconds is way too long and annoying, and surely if you are adjusting something you'll be moving the cursor anyway.
I'd like to see more image formats supported. I use the random photo for the screensaver and it's really awesome as I have tens of thousands of photos and honestly it's the most true random thing I've got and it brings up things I've forgotten about.
I've long noticed that it doesn't bring up newer memories, that's because I shoot in raw. Now I don't expect raw support but it would be wonderful, even windows now supports it - though I do not know if programs have access to that through windows.
I'd love to see webp, png, even .jpeg. Not a typo nor ignorance. JPEGs are supported but only if using the .jpg extension. I pointed NexPVR at my immich cache, since it is going to scan and make cached copies of my files but it uses .jpeg extensions and WebP files.
I was having frequent "Have received 0 byte from rtp source" error messages on my NextPVR Docker container (Linux arm32v7). I use a SiliconDust HDHomeRun tuner.
I decided to install NextPVR on my Linux x64 desktop computer. I still have this error message, recordings are either aborted or don't start altogether. EPG updates are disabled. I'm able to tune in and record from this DVB-T tuner seamlessly using DVBViewer, on a Windows 11 computer (never had any recording aborted).
Do you know how we could troubleshoot this problem?
Has been happening erratically for the past few weeks.
Most programs are recorded without interruption but - and this might be a "Red Herring" - the glitch seems occur most often between 17:00 and 18:00 weekdays.
Please could I have some thoughts
When I watch Live TV from my HDHOMERUN using NextPVR there are no captions displayed. Same channel/same program/same time viewed with vlc can display captions.
Hi all,
Its been a while since I've used NPVR, but I'm having an issue.
Ive only got an OTA antenna for TV sgnals)
I've got the "SiliconDust HDhomerun dual HDHR3 US" device. I've got it hooked into my router. I went to the first PC and set it up. When I scanned for devices it returned 2 "HDhomeruns" and 4 "SiliconDust HDhomeruns". 2 of these were for QAM and 2 were for Atsc.
At first I tried to setup NPVR and chose the "HDhomerun" devices. No video or audio. I then set NPVR up with the Atsc SiliconDust HDhomerun devices (2 tuners) and NPVR worked perfectly.
I then went to another PC on my lan and tried to setup NPVR there as well. When I scan for devices I only get the HDhomerun devices. NPVR does not see the SiliconDust HDHR.
I tried to make the HDhomerun device work, but it does not (just like before).
Why can 2 instances of NPVR on different Win 10 machines, but on the same network not see the same tuners?
When I start more than one stream, the streams overlap with each other, on the second device I see the same stream as on the first device or vice versa
My base operating system is Debian 13. I have also tested this with different operating systems such as Unraid and others, and the behavior is always the same.
If I only watch a single stream or make one recording, it works perfectly. As soon as I start a second stream or recording, the overlapping issue happens.
Is there a setting I can check or adjust for this?
This may be user error, or maybe even expected behavior, not sure. I just re-did my OS installation and installation of NextPVR, on Linux. I had some issues with transcoding, which I got fixed.
But what I noticed while I was working on it, was if transcoding failed, the IPTV tuner wasn't released. I had to manually go into the tuner and release it. The HDHomeRun was released as expected. It only seemed to happen on my IPTV device.