I had set the NextPVR Client Live TV Stream option to Extended Timeshift and I experienced that after some time live TV automatically jumps back about 30 seconds in time. This repeats itself, so you end up watching parts of the program twice. When I set the Live TV Stream option to Realtime no jump back occurs and everything works normally.
I have now set the Live TV Stream option to Timeshift and will be checking if the jumpback also occurs when using this option. I will post the results here.
Please advise. Are there any settings I should change?
Recent discussion reminded me of this thread https://www.oodlestechnologies.com/blogs...ng-FFMPEG/ which works fine with v5 that I played with to add multiple audio (use the A key in ffplay) I have Fox on the left and CNN on the right for some added fun.
This is a stumper for me. I have a network based analog encoder that let's me record stuff from my cable box (I'm on Spectrum Cable TV in Hawaii). I often watch LiveTV from this for hours on end (I leave HGTV droning on in the background). I also do scheduled recordings on it a fair amount (various channels). On a pretty regular (but non-predictable) basis, I get recordings from HGTV that NextPVR says went an hour, but the file itself is only around 16 minutes long (that 16 minutes is pretty consistent).
I'm attaching some logs. The most recent case is in the nrecord.log.1 (look for Property Brothers: Forever Home that started a couple of minutes before 21:00 on 05/13/2020. I don't think the log is telling me anything, but it's happened often enough that I thought I'd mention it. I'm always able to try again (Property Borthers repeats *alot*) or get it off onDemand, so it's not like I'm actually missing anything, but it is annoying (more so because there is no pattern).
I do wonder whether this could be some filesystem interaction issue between Docker and Windows 10 Pro, but I'm not sure where to look to try and figure that out. Honestly, I'd expect it to happen more often if that was the case, but it's possible.
Some things that my recent experiences have brought to light...
When setting up the blaster executable - if Windows can't find the program as specified, there's no error message to point out that fact. Might be helpful...
I get no audio on the desktop app - just a message that says I haven't set a decoder, and should go to the settings to change this... but I can't find the Settings menu on the desktop app, and the only place with audio settings is the transcoder section.
I managed to lose my password after a manual install.
I followed an instruction sheet to install. I dont know much about Linux, which i am just learning.
I changed the password and am surprised that what I thought I had changed it to is not correct!
I have found my config.xml file after seeing on here that you can edit it to reagin access
I am new to NextPVR and migrating (or trying to at least) from Windows Media Centre on Win 7 to NextPVR and Kodi on Win 10.
I have 2 Kaiser Baas USB twin TV tuner dongles which work fine on Win 7 but I cannot get NextPVR to register them. They are listed in Win 7 as DIB7700 DTV tuner and Winfast DTV Dongle Gold BDA Device but when I plugged the first one into Win 10 it labelled it as a Yuan MC872 but neither driver made a difference.
Win 10 sees them and displays their presence in control panel>devices as well as manage>devices.
When I go to the NextPVR settings page and scan for devices there is nothing listed except IPTV which I clearly don't want.
Logs attached.
I really hope we can get this sorted as moving away from Win 7 would be good.
Using the Android client, higher bitrate recordings will pause and buffer away from my home network on direct play. Is there a way to increase the buffer size?
