I have tried to get Nextpvr setup the last few days. Each time it seems to work for a few hours, but then stops. Trying a channel it says "starting devices, please wait" for a bit then says "streaming failed (transcoder exited)"
I have a problem of missing DVB(-C) subtitles when using Linux version (Version: 5.1.0.201216) of NextPVR. Windows version (Version: 5.1.0.201216) seems to work fine in this case. I noticed this when I was using Kodi as client, so I started to investigate. Please note that I have also channels with DVB subtitles which work fine in Linux and this problem does not exist.
I have two recordings / .ts files produced by NextPVR of same channel and program
1) When these files are played in VLC player, in both cases "Subtitle" menu is active and shows "DVB" selection and "Finnish" track. But only when playing Windows recording, subtitles are actually displayed by player.
2) When using "TSDoctor", subtitle track is only shown for Windows recording
Hi. wondering if anyone can suggest why atsc virtual channel 49.3 always ends up with the wrong frequency 33 and sid 0 after scan or rescan. it is supposed to be 16 and 5 respectively... in sequence with the other virtual 49 channels. that is what the other machines I have show and work properly on ver 4.
Another question is where is the screen for editing these sort of things? It seems to have moved from ver 4.
Hello all, I am a long-time user of NextPVR on Windows. My Windows laptop is pretty old though, and I thought it might be nice to run my NextPVR server on my Rasperry Pi 4.
My tuner is a Hauppauge WinTV dualHD (although it shows up in NextPVR as LG Electronics LGDT3306A).
Unfortunately NextPVR's "Scan Channels" feature does not work.
Is there anyone in out there in the USA who has successfully been able to scan for ATSC channels on the Raspberry Pi? If so, how did you do it?
After last nights time change, the web app does not display the EPG correctly and is off by an hour. The listings and show times are correct, but the NPVR display thinks it's an hour before the actual time. In other words, the indicator line that shows the current actual time is an hour behind the actual time.
Note that the NPVR desktop client is correct, it's just the web app that has this problem.
As per the below Kodi logs, if I dont watch Kodi for a while, then try to resume watching, the backend seems to go into some kind of sleep, where it is no longer responding to requests from Kodi. I then have to reboot NPVR. Can anyone see from the attached log why that might be the case? Running Kodi 19 and NPVR most recent version as of yesterday. The NPVR logs have not been update for several hours...
Are there any users here who are interested in connecting to NextPVR via the Android TV Live Channels as their primary interface? I've got the fundamentals working with my MiBox, Tivo 4KStreamer and various Android TV images, and I suspect it would work on the Shield too. However for the life of me I can't add channels via Google Chromecast's flavour of Live Channels which really was going to be my target player.
The reason I ask is if there is no interest I think I will drop this project.
I am looking for some guidance. I upgraded to TDS TV+ (a downgrade in my opinion) Apparently they are a some sort of IPTV or Android TV. I have a HD Homerun Prime with a cable card. TDS tells me that the cable card is now incompatible with my new TV+ service. I really enjoyed being able to watch TV periodically on my Windows 10 based PC. I am open to all sorts of alternative software apps to be able to see TV on my PC again. Any suggestions? Thanks