I'm in NC at my mom's for an extended period of time. So I brought my Roku Premiere with me. And I've got her TCL Roku TV here. I've been using the TCL Roku TV to connect to the NextPVR server here to watch recordings. And I've been using the Roku Premiere to connect to my NextPVR server at home (via a VPN between both networks).
However, the Roku Premiere keeps resetting or switching to the local NextPVR server rather than the server at home which I have been accessing via the manual entry in the settings screen.
Should the Roku channel be saving/storing the manual server entry? Or, is there some thing where the server setting is shared across all devices on the same Roku account--so if I access the local server via the TCL TV it overwrites the manual setting on the Roku Premiere?
I'm getting ready to move to an area that is in a DMA Locast covers (and will temporarily be in a place where cable internet is included in the rent but I can't add cable TV or get signal via antenna), so I'm thinking I'll setup Locast so I can record local channels. If I wanted to have multiple streams record simultaneously, would I have to setup the Locast extra multiple times? It looks like Locast itself support up to 4 streams, although I would probably only do two or maybe three.
I am working with live TV and would like to know how the lease renewal mechanism works. In particular, does this "handshake" involve the device providing live TV? What messages, if any, are exchanged between the NextPVR server and the device?
Tried searching with Bing but got nothing relevant.
On a HP X2 Win10 ver 2H20 Notebook I installed Terratec H6 driver TERRATEC_H6_Drv_Setup_5.09.1202.00_Vista_7_8_64Bit.exe
The card works fine with DVBViewer for Terratec Edition.
However when I try to find something on nextPVR via cable no channels could be found.
Note: I once tried this on a different computer in a virtual machine and strangely there i could find some stations only once.
Note2: when I borrow a different HW stations can be found on the HP X2
hi,
i watched the videos to scan channels under my devices and but i get a different drop down menu than the video. in the video it has the actual locations under "all countries all frequencies". see below
i am using a digital cable card in the device. if i scan it does find the channels on different "unknown" channels.
All of a sudden I can no longer get a guide from Zap2it?
I get an error "invalid csrf token" "Failed to login"
I have successfully logged into the Zap2it website with my credentials, so that's not the issue.
Any hep would be appreciated.