I recently purchased 2 hauppauge hd pvr pro 60 devices. It works in hauppauge capture as well as in obs, however nextpvr does not see the card. what can we do to get this fixed. I can send you any diagnostic info you need. Thanks
I have 168 GB of xml epg files in my %temp% folder. I deleted these about 1 month ago as I had no space left on my main drive, only to discover the issue again.
I have a temporary solution to run this command at the end of my update epg bat file, but this is not the ideal solution.
I run my update epg bat once every hour and there are 3 files created in %temp% 2 minutes after I start the update. I am fairly certain these are not created by any actions in my scripts, but by NextPVR.
I have a fully running setup NextPVR and it's awesome.
Even my room mates, think i'm a god or something....
All because of you guy's thanks for that :p
But here is the thing, we experience that scheduled programs stop's to soon.
Is there anyway, to extend those recodings for let's say 5 minutes?
As far as upgrading goes the upgrade from NextPVR 4 to 5 went as smooth as you can expect.
The nightmare is I decided to rescan channels on my HDHomeRun (3 tuners), NextPVR 4 would see that they are the same device technically and ask if I wanted to copy the channel setup. NextPVR 5 does not do this. I ended up with having to hand remove about 200 unused channels from each tuner, by hand. You can't even quickly select a bunch of checkboxes in a range.
I then did an auto-merge but when that was finished, I still had duplicates:
44 CNN
44 Cable News Network
I'm having to do these, by hand, by unchecking everything and checking the two channels, and selecting merge. It then is merging it and forgetting the schedules direct mapping so I get to fix that after I finish with this.
Locast is now available in the following 36 US markets . You can subscribe to this this thread to see if your market is added or to find out version changes in the Extra.
Hello, I'm new to LiveTV on computer but I learned a lot. I was able to install Next-PVR on a Debian server (Intel 64 bits CPU) with a Hauppauge Win-TV ministick as DVB-T device.
The scan is fine, the french channels are recognized, but the EPG guide is not recognized (in the popup, there is a timer for each channel frequency, but the final result shows 0).
Then, I click on "save", and when I click on a channel, the video doesn't start, there is an error message: very often "Failed to start requested stream" or "Streaming Failed (transcoder exited)".
I tested a w_scan command on my laptop (Debian too) with the same DVB-T stick, and VLC can read the channels from the .xspf file).
Please find attached my log files (fortunately, I have tried everything today, so the logs are not too long).
In another thread, a member has the same issue than me, but his solution looks like unclear (and I don't know how to change channels names, and by which name I should change them), and he did not feedback to explain what happen if he change back the channel name to the previous one.
Could you please help me? This is, I hope, the last step before I can finally see LiveTV on my computer.
As the title says I can play all TV channels apart from BBC One. The messages given are: "Streaming Failed (transcoder exited)"/"Failed to start requested stream". I've restarted the server with no change and my logs are attached. It doesn't seem to be a reception issue as all the other channels on the BBC A mux have no issues.
I got the Locast extra working on Windows after a few tries-
-I had to edit fcc_dma_markets.json to add my market.
-Auto Mapping with Schedules Direct didn't work for me. I ended up doing it manually to get it going.
Locast is behind the main broadcast a few minutes in my area so +3 minute padding is necessary at the minimum.
I have no idea if the matter was ever discussed here but there is something in the client's UI that always felt wrong to me.
I mean the up/down arrows can mean opposite things.
If you think at the channel number the arrow up button means obviously CH+
But if you think to the general GUI (say EPG or Channel Page) up means moving toward the top of the list, so CH-
This is not only a NPVR thing, Kodi in some skins has the same problem, except that NPVR makes the matter even worse placing the CH+ button on the left, while on everything else when you have a "something+" it is placed on the right.
The result is that on the stock GUI I have always to think twice before realizing "which is which"
So why not just stick with something with a unequivocal meaning like CH-/CH+ pr even just -/+ like in WMC ?
I modded my NPVR4 skin, years ago, I'm not a designer but just to give you the idea I attach a comparative screenshot of my setup
