It seems i can't find any channels on a Win-TV-HVR-4400 using dvb-t in nextPVR Windows 10.
It works fine on winTV and DVBViewer software.
I tried to scan channels in my region and "all countries/ all regions" but it doesn't find anything.
For what it is worth, I have been having problems with the new builds of NextPVR and have been changing the decorders over and over and never solving all the little skip, lock screen, etc. problem.
Finally, realized I have been using the same LAV decoders that I downloaded 2 years ago. Download and installed the new latest version LAV decoders and everything is working great.
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I re-installed my NextPVR server hopeing for the latest and greatest service, however, I noticed that my IPTV VOD URL is not listed as a device and each time I rescan the URL for new movies it creates duplicate movie entries including movies already listed previously. Please can you assist me to resolve this issue because it's causing the backend database to maintain multiple entries of the same movie. Thanksin advance!
So I'm new to this but I have managed to get NextPVR running today in docker on my Asustor NAS.
So far:
I can connect with the kodi addon from both my coreelec devices.
I have a HDHomerun Connect Quatro Tuner device running on my LAN.
This is detected and I can see 156 channels.
I setup the free trial on Schedules Direct and it finds my region but nothing is populating in my EPG.
I'm in the UK, western Scotland.
I've checked on the webgui and on my client devices but I just get no program data.
I can record programmes and view my recordings.
There's info in the setup guide about adding the HDHomerun IP and some ports, and I've mapped the ports from the host to the container.
I'm not sure where I need to put the IP address.
Using Portainer I've put a new entry in Environment with the Host_IP as the HDHomerun LAN IP but it's still not pulling any EPG data through.
I've attached the logs at the bottom in case it helps.
In another thread you asked me to post a new thread with my problems. Here is a video freeze. I skipped back and forth to get it. Of course, when I was trying to get it it took a few tries. Hopefully attached is a screen shot and logs. I have tried several decoders. I am using the LAV decoder for MPEG2 now.
I have been running NPVR for years on AMD based systems. Recently I killed the AMD motherboard and ended up trying Intel.
NPVR will no longer find a tuner to scan, watch or record. For example I have a Hauppauge 2210 with driver version 7.9.1.34313 (08/11/2016) installed, it shows up in "devices", but if I try a scan, or try to watch tv, I get the error. I have tried all the driver that I can find, but nothing changes. I feel that it is to do with the change from AMD to Intel, or it could be that the new motherboard is using a new PCIe version.
Logs attached, clicked on scan at 01:12:01, clicked on watch at 01:13:01.
Windows 10 Pro 64bit (fully up to date), MB is MSI Z490-A-PRO, CPU is i5-10400
Relatively new user here. I installed nextpvr using docker and am running it on a dedicated machine with a USB tuner (Realtek RTL2832). I keep getting failed recordings with a message "The operation has timed out".
Once I go and check the recording, I try and tune into a live channel and I get the same result - it gets stuck starting the device. If I restart the docker container it all starts working again.
Having just restarted the container, I scheduled a random recording and it all worked as expected and saved the .ts file. It's only my scheduled evening recording that seems to fail. At the moment my suspicion is that the EPG rescan is doing something that leaves the tuner in an indeterminate state.
Glancing through the forums, this looks like a combination of things that could be going on, but I could use some help on how to attack it.
Just recently I finally packed it in on Windows Media Center under Windows 7 and moved to NextPVR full time. Here's the config in a nutshell:
Windows 10 Pro
NextPVR 5.2.6.220206
HDHomerun Prime
Kodi 19.4 (as a front-end; not relevant to this issue)
And here's the problem: I do have the system set to sleep when it's not in use, and it wakes before recording something. For an IPTV channel I record this has never been a problem but I seem to be having an issue with the HDHR, especially with regard to recording sporting events.
Here are the errors, which you will find familiar:
FAILED Detroit Red Wings at Seattle Kraken: From Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.
[Failed: Recording service not running at recording time]
then, on the reair:
FAILED Detroit Red Wings at Seattle Kraken: From Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.
[Failed: A socket operation was attempted to an unreachable host. A socket operation was attempted to an unreachable host.]
Presumably the latter was a function of the former taking a dive the first time, but I dunno.
So. The service is set to "delayed start"; set it to regular "automatic" or will that make things worse? I'm also thinking the best way to alleviate this problem is simply to have the system wake a few minutes sooner so everything is in place to roll when it's time, but I can't seem to find a setting for that. Is there one?
Logs are attached if they are helpful. Appreciate it!
but I have managed to get NextPVR running today in docker on my Asustor NAS. 
where I need to put the IP address. 
