I have been running NPVR for years on AMD based systems. Recently I killed the AMD motherboard and ended up trying Intel and a MSI motherboard.
I have two TBS-6281 DVB-T2 dual tuner PCIE cards. I can get one working in a PCIE x16 slot, but in a x4 or x1 slot, Device Manager tells me that the device "cannot start (code 10)".
(Windows 10 Pro 64bit (fully up to date), MB is MSI Z490-A-PRO, CPU is i5-10400)
MSI are no help at all, telling me that it's normal for old PCIE cards to not be compatible with new Motherboards. TBS want me to give them Remote Access to my computer so they can have a look and I'm not keen to do that.
So my questions are:
Has anyone else experienced PCIE tuner/Motherboard incompatibilities?
and
Has anyone got an LGA1200 socket Motherboard and DVB-T2 tuner combination which does work?
I've used NextPVR on Windows, but am at-heart a Linux guy. I trying to implement the "Scripts" in Linux, following the directions for Windows, but I'm either missing something, or the scripts for Linux need to be implemented or named differently. I tried creating a script called "PreStartup.sh" in /var/opt/nextpvr/scripts, but it seems to never be executed. Should I name them .bat? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Will NPVR v5.x run on a Raspberry Pi? I have a 3B+ that I can use, or is it recommended to use a PRi4?
I no longer record from Live TV. The majority of my channels are streamed and the service that I use provides DVR storage. Now a days I only use NPVR for local channels and that's only so I can see local news, otherwise, I really don't use it much anymore and I'd like to move the service to something else.
I have had this strange issue for several months, with Jellyfin v10.7.7, and NextPVR v6 plugin. And now recently after testing with Jellyfin 1.8.0-beta and NextPVR plugin v7. I can't say for sure if it is NextPVR or Jellyfin that is doing this thing, but maybe someone in here could help me find out. I originally assumed it was Jellyfin, and posted a thread on the Jellyfin reddit 6-7 months ago, but received little response there.
So if anyone here has any idea, I'd appreciate any help.
What is happening is that 'Movie' is added as a genre to every show/EPG item in Jellyfin.
(see attached screenshot of a Seinfeld episode, where in NextPVR EPG it says "Sitcom", while the exact same item in Jellyfin EPG becomes "Sitcom Movie") This happens to all genres, so "News" becomes "News Movie", "Sport" becomes "Sport Movie" etc. However it is only the first category movie gets added to. If a show have multiple genres, i.e. "Animated, children, comedy" it becomes "Animated Movie, children, comedy" in Jellyfin. The EPG source is Schedule Direct.
I find this to be a very strange problem and are not sure where to start look. I did try a while back to edit the Jellyfin sqlite database manually and delete all traces of the extra "Movie" genre. But it got added back at next EPG sync.
I have an issue where the web ui will not load channels, I can go into setting and all those tabs work. I have tried ctrl+F5 but the page is still blank, If i go into the app UI I can see the channels and they will play?
Anyone know what I may have did (NextPVR 5.2.6.220206) install
I tried to search if anyone had this question, but I didn't see it. If I'm watching the desktop application in full screen, can I exit back to a smaller window without leaving live TV? I tried mousing around looking for a toolbar, and pressing ESC stops video and takes me back to the guide. Am I missing something obvious, or once I decide to go full screen, am I stuck there until the show is over?
