I am using Kodi 18 on my NVidia Shield with NPVR v5.0.8 on my server. Strange problem that when I use the "Real Time" setting for streaming Live TV, I only get stereo output when watching live programs. If I set it to "Time Shift", I get 5.1 AC3 as expected. It seems like it might be unnecessarily transcoding with the Real Time setting, however, it shows both audio tracks in Kodi when I go to modify the Audio settings during playback (English AC3 5.1 and Spanish AC3 stereo) so that suggests it is not being transcoded. Any ideas? Thanks.
Posted by: brainfryd - 2020-10-03, 09:35 AM - Forum: Wishlist
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Was thinking it could be really handy to be able to see the EPG Source... i.e what provider for each channel, I'm lucky to receive broadcast from two different repeaters, so i use two different XML files for different channels. on the screen below there seems to be enough real estate to see which provider/xml file each channel is mapped to...
Posted by: paulc - 2020-10-03, 06:13 AM - Forum: Wishlist
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hi, I am running nextpvr on a windows 10 (x64) with multiple users accounts.
one user account with admin rights and the others as standard users.
after installing the standard users do not see nextpvr in start menu and nextpvr tray is not loaded as they are located under the admin users account (xxx).
I move :
NextPVR Tray shortcut
from C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
To -C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp
NextPVR Client and NextPVR Web App shortcuts
from C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
To - C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
this makes the shortcut available to all users.
thus the wish is for this to be reflected during install.
I would like to have the ability to edit the metadata serie. For e.g, I am recording a cartoon from Boomerang and the photo of the show is not matching correctly. Would be great if the user can match the metadata using TheTVDB or edit manually the image.
Most of the IPTV playlist map the channels using the TVG-ID. Would be nice if we can map the channels using the tvg-id instead of the channel name.
I have a playlist and 3 EPG guides, not all my channels can be mapped from one single EPG source. I tried automapping the channels using the name of the channels but it doesn't work well. All my channels are using tvg-id to be linked to the guide. I use other third party players and it is working well.
When I am recording the image metadata of the show is not matched correctly. Is there a way how to update the image? Would I be able to link the show to an ID from TheTvDB or IMBD website?
Just installed nextpvr with windows10. I was able to watch tv using windows media center before I upgraded to windows 10 from windows 7.
Nextpvr has recognize the (tuner) device on my pc and was able to add channels. When I try to watch a channel it gives me an error "Streaming failed" - transcoder exiting.
Hi,
I use nextpvr with emby for a week and find some issue that i can't find the way to fix it.
When I try to update epg I always get an error like this: "EPG Update complete. [27416 inserted, 0 updated, 5517 skipped]".
If I try to update it once again I will get same error but "skipped" are different every time with same epg.xml file.
May someone point me in some direction - how to fix this issue.
BR.
We are having trouble with the time zone displayed in the Web App, - both the Guide and the Scheduler. The Web App is running under Edge/Chrome on a Windows 10 machine. Both are the latest versions.
The web app displays the time offset by one hour. This may be a daylight time issue as the correct time here is Pacific Daylight Time (UTC-7). Pacific Standard Time is UTC-8. The time in the Web App is UTC-8.
I understand through my research that the browser time can be manipulated via Javascript by websites and I believe that's what may be happening here.
The attached pictures show the recording time of a scheduled program in the Web App and the Desktop App running side-by-side on the server which also indicates its own correct time. Attached is also a picture of N-Lite running on a client machine showing the correct time.
