I have been informed by my professional epg watcher (Mrs Lao Pan), that for the last few days the movie year is no longer being shown.
This is on Kodi 21 Aeon Nox Silvo skin.
On investigation, in the browser main epg it appears in brackets after the title. In the browser drop-down menu as Released at the bottom of the window, but no brackets after the title.
Thinking this was probably a Kodi problem, I fired up the NPVR client for the first time in about 5 years - which has the same problem. No movie dates.
There were a couple of exceptions - Emma (2020) had it twice in the browser and once everywhere else. And also where it was mentioned in the description [Vin Diesels film from 2004]
In Brackets after the title is probably the most useful place to have the date.
Upgraded to latest NextPVR last night, and woke up this morning to find Windows had crashed.
Restarted system, and then later in the afternoon when watching sport, the picture froze on Kodi client.
I nun my system headless, so tried remoting into the system running NextPVR, and Windows was still running this time, but the NextPVR service has stopped working.
Tried logging into retrieve logs, but cannot login for obvious reasons.
I was wondering is it possible to change the the source channel without needing to reimport?
I want to port forward, and therefore use the public IP address of the channel, as opposed to the private one. I would obiously implement IP restrictions, so that only the designated server can access it. I am doing this, as I feel that I would be free of bottlenecks, as it would VPS provider backbone (4/gbit) as opposed to a VPN bottleneck.
Here is an example of what I would like to change. 172.xx.xx.xx are all private WAN addresses (so nobody can access my channels) If I can change these to public facing IP addressing without needing to import over 100 channels, and only change the ones I want to change, it will be great help.
I'm having some issues with the Client software (as well as the SKIA errors reported in the other thread).
1) After opening the TV Guide, up/down navigation with keyboard/remote works but left/right does not. Left/Right navigation works in other menu items.
2) Programmes set to record are not highlighted in the TV Guide and do not show when recording however a red bar does appear at the top of the TV guide indicating something is being recorded.
3) Setting some programmes to recurring recording does not result in those programmes being set to record. (This is a new system so does not have a history of previous recordings and Avoid Duplicates is not selected)
e.g. Trying to set "Hope Street" to record weekly on a single day. Entries in the log show:-
2024-11-07 20:36:40.481 [DEBUG][24] about to record:
<Event>
<OID>1086897</OID>
<Title>Hope Street</Title>
<SubTitle></SubTitle>
<Description>As a bungled robbery exposes a criminal conspiracy involving a Port Devine resident, Marlene's world is blown to pieces. [S,AD] [HD]</Description>
<ChannelOID>7152</ChannelOID>
<StartTime>2024-11-08T14:00:00.0000000Z</StartTime>
<EndTime>2024-11-08T14:45:00.0000000Z</EndTime>
<FirstRun>true</FirstRun>
<Season>0</Season>
<Episode>2</Episode>
<DVBServiceEventID>28915</DVBServiceEventID>
<Genres>
<Genre>Entertainment</Genre>
<Genre>Detective</Genre>
</Genres>
<UniqueID>Hope Street-S000E002</UniqueID>
</Event>
I have an EPG setup using XMLTV. All channels show up in the NextPVR guide just fine except for one. Looking at the XML file, the data is there and looks like all the other channel data that works. Yet, this one channel shows up as "no listings" in the NPVR guide. Does anyone have any idea why this would happen?
i did a clean install with the latest update,i added iptv device successfully,but there is now no option to install 2nd iptv device.
i amm running latest version of mint
Hi,
I live in a region of Australia where we do not get daylight savings and when its not daylight savings in the rest of the country, the EPG I have shows correct and is not out of time with +-1h.
Daylight savings however kicked in for the rest of the country, and since then my EPG seems to be 1 hour out.
I tried setting my PC time to one of the daylight savings states, but all this did was move the overall time up with 1h, meaning the episode which should have shown for example @5 (non daylight savings), just moved to @6 but is still incorrect and showing an hour later than it actuallt shows.
For example - Star Trek says it shows at 5, but it is now actually showing @4. Adjusting my PC time up or down will always move the whole EPG forward or backward, to adjust for time, but the program time never actually changes and I will always have it showing it starts an hour later than it actually is.
I noted on the forum there was a workaround in 2020 by just adding +1 behind your EPG to accommodate, but since I download the EPG automatically, I cannot change the file name.
Is there another way to adjust the time correctly?
Several times a week my system is crashing overnight. Yesterday I ran a debug on the memory dump, and identified devicehostwindows.exe as the cause of the fault. I upgraded NPVR to 7.0.0.0 but didn't have the chance to reboot.
It crashed again last night. This is the last entry in the Windows Application log before the crash:
![[Image: addresses.png]](https://i.ibb.co/K5LZD5v/addresses.png)
