When I perform a channel scan on a HDHR QAM tuner I see this which is correct but is not enough for me to to identify the station and edit the channel for the guide. What is missing is the tune frequency which is present in the HDHR setup gui. V4 includes tune freq info when I do a channel scan. ATSC tuner scans are not a problem since it always identifies the channel.

So, would it be possible to include the tune frequency somehow when a channel scan is done in v5?

v5 channel scan QAM tuner
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HDHR setup gui of QAM tuner
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Hi Sub,

Quote:Clients for use with NextPVR v5

[B]nextpvr.exe
For Windows users, the familiar nextpvr.exe user interface is available. At this stage it can only be installed on Windows, and will only connect to a NextPVR server running on the same machine.[/B]

Hi I seam to keep getting this issue when useing a browers on pc? ill be watching a show then it stop with this error measage a network error caused the media download to fail part way . please see attached logs

After setting up the Schedules Direct lineups for my Xfinity cable and local over-the-air channels, the mappings keep reverting to the wildly inaccurate ones done automatically by NextPVR rather than using my own settings.

Whether I use the Bulk Map or alter each channel individually in their Details window, they just keep reverting to the blasted AutoMap which I absolutely hate.

This wouldn't be a problem if automap would just match by numbers instead of names. Why doesn't it do that? I want channel 6 to be matched to channel 6, not channel 550!!! :mad:

Anyway, how do I stop it from reverting. Is there something in the settings I can change to disable automapping entirely?

Hi, would any body be able to help me find out why i get this error on itv hd / bbc2 hd free sat channels, they work fine with v4. Please see attached logs.

Since this new version of NextPVR is designed to be cross-platform, that does mean that the recorded .TS files no longer contain Alternate Data Streams, right?

It has always been annoying that I can't store my recordings on non-NTFS systems, at least not without losing data.

Does this also mean that NextPVR now writes the .XML file with the recording's metadata right next to its .TS file by default?

It would be nice if that was true by default instead of having to go into the config.xml file and manually change <StoreSeparateMetadataXml> under <Recording> to True.

Just want to make sure. I'm also curious how well NextPVR handles without them if they truly are gone. If I recall correctly, I think it needed the other non-XML ADS in each TS file for time-shifting or some other reason.

My port will not forward. I have gone in my router and disabled windows firewall. What could I be doing wrong?

I get this error now: (IP) took too long to respond.

Now that I'm able to find the right location of the scripts for PostProcessing, I'm able to execute the script but has anyone successfully written a script to execute comskip?

To execute Comskip it's ~/git/Comskip/comskip for me and then the file location and file.

Is there documentation on how to refer to the recording? I think for windows its %2. Also not sure if I'm going to run into a permissions issue.

I'm also wondering if there is a way to limit the amount of comskips running in case I have multiple files.

Flyingsubs

Hi All,

Trying to figure out where NPVR is installed too. I think its here? /opt/nextpvr/system/data/scripts

Also trying to figure out how to get Comskip to run via the PostProcessing.sh.

I have comskip installed on linux but not sure how to get the script above to fire if I'm in the right place.

-Flyingsubs

I am feeling really dense today.

I need a simple Linux bash script to move a finished recording to a monitored directory so Medusa can rename and put it in the correct spot.

The problem is if I record to the monitored directory Medusa can't tell if it is finished and renames and moves it prematurely.

I am just having a devil's time understanding the script samples.