Is there any way to change the default browser recording view to Recent Recordings? My config.xml is set to "What's New" and UI Client works fine with that.
Hi, I'm using amlogic device with CoreELEC OS, I'm trying to run NextPVR server on it. Installation run ok but can't get access to UI with port 8866.
When run
Code:
docker run -d \
Is not showing me anything.
If I run
Code:
docker image pull nextpvr/nextpvr_arm32v7
I have that:
Code:
CoreELEC:~ # docker image pull nextpvr/nextpvr_arm32v7
Using default tag: latest
latest: Pulling from nextpvr/nextpvr_arm32v7
Digest: sha256:14be3c9f83bb895d24d15cedfb25bcf7e8f418ad2639e9db74acaaa775dc94d5
Status: Image is up to date for nextpvr/nextpvr_arm32v7:latest
Any idea way, it's looks like NextPVR is not running.
hi all, and again thanks NPVR for a great product. I record all of my digital tv and have done for must be 7 years now. sometimes during that period i have had to change PC's etc. Inoted that i get artefacts on playback but when i slect an SSD drive (External) i get perfect pictures. I record everything to an external drive as my pc's never have the capacity. But thats beside the point as i think i have shown that SSD'd work much better compared to External HDD's. My new PC is solid state now and when i had an SSD connected it was perfect. But i just used that drive for something else. So ois there a way to tweak performance to work well on an external HDD ? As i think i have proven if you have a PC that is totally solid state and record to an external SSD the recordings will be perfect. But the cost will be about $450 to buy another external SSD with the 2 TB capacity i require. Anyway of teaking any settings?
Is or will decrypting be implemented in v5 without using sat>ip? It was hoplessly complicated to set up in Linux so I won't even attempt in windows since I recon it will be dependent of Cygwin....
I installed v5 on a different PC I upgraded (CPU). I ran the NPVR server first and got everything set up and working and configured for port 8867. Then I stopped NPVR server and installed the service using the .bat file. When the service started I noticed that port 8867 no longer worked but 8866 did. When I looked at the config.xml file I saw that the port got changed to the default 8866.
I changed the port back to 8867 in the config file and saved it after stopping the service. Then started the service again and all was well but I was wondering why it got changed?
I subscribe to an IPTV service, which I have loaded the m3u file into NextPVR, v4.2.5 191014. The m3u file contains group ids, which are also
loaded into the device settings. My id and password has changed, and in an effort to avoid some work, I exported my channel listing to xml,
edited the file to reflect the new login credentials, and imported the xml back into npvr. I now find that the groups are not present. Is there some
switch or checkbox that I need to use to get the groups to migrate?
Is there some other method I can use to globally edit the channels to keep the groups?
I was just getting round to posting that one of my three New NPVR Clients stopped working after the update a week or two ago. I installed an old version as a temporary measure.
Just went to check the problem before posting and the client now starts! Obviously there has been a more recent update which cured the problem!
Was wondering if MPEG-2 codec was recommended for a raspberry pi 4 setup.
Would NPVR use it when recording? I'm seeing some issues when there are 2 things recording and trying to play live tv. I'm assuming it a hardware issue but curious if there were any optimizations I could do. Not sure if any of my log information would be useful to see multi recordings while watching live tv. Live TV seems to hiccup every so often from buffering.
It seems like the Raspberry Pi 4 just is almost powerful enough to run NPVR as a backend.
I presently have two servers running, v5 and v4 on different computers. I have them forwarded from two different ports (since I have only one domain name for my virtual static IP) for remote access.
However my Android clients can't see the new one, if they already had the server registered, it has the old port number. When I try to "Add Server", with the new port, it still uses the old port and reaches the old server. A workaround is to uninstall the app and start over.
This is probably a rare use case, at least it's probably only relevant for me right now because I'd like to have both servers on hand for cross-testing, but anyway, just to mention it.
