Any known conflicts with MagicJack and NVPR? I just put a MagicJack on my network and started having issues with some of my NPVR4 devices, specifically items on the WIFI. Streams hanging, audio/video sync issues etc... The one common is that they are all on the 2.4G band. The only wireless device right now on the 5G band is my person phone, and it seems to be fine, but I don't use it very often. Hard wire seems to be unaffected.
I was just wondering if anyone else who used NPVR and MagicJack has had any issues.
Hi, when I upgraded to the latest version 4.2.4 I found that the television now had a lot of block effects occurring. I have windows 10 and an AVERMedia dual DVB-T card. Now I know the first answer will be that the television signal is poor going into the AVERMedia dual dvb-t card but my Sony Bravia television in my lounge room is working normally. And yes, I've checked the cable to the antenna and nothing has changed. Is there a way to tweak NextPVR so that the signal - live-TV dropouts decrease? The dropouts are just bad enough now for this to be very distracting and causing me to search for a solution.
I think I've mentioned this in a few posts, but I thought I'd stick it here just in case anyone ever needs a more flexible IR blasting solution to use with NextPVR. It uses a USB IR transciever from IquanaWorks (URL on the wiki pages below). It's worked well for me and allows me to send more than just channel numbers to my cable box and checks to see if the recording is actually working. If it isn't, it trys to turn the cable box on again (mine has a habit of getting in the off state even though I turned off the sleep after idle function). Additionally, it is capable of controlling up to 4 difference cable/satellite boxes (at least in theory). And lastly, as of 2.0.0 there is an option to run this in client/server mode. So if you really need a blaster that can be trigger from a Docker container or Mac OSX, this will work as long as you have another device (either Linux or Windows) to act as the blaster server. In my case I used a Raspberry Pi I had laying around.
I recently recorded a pretty long TS file (football game). The audio in the TS file itself is out of sync with the video. I can't swear that it was in sync in the broadcast as I didn't watch it while recording. This is NPVR 4.2.4 on Windows 10 1903. My understanding is that the encoding is done by my Colossus 2. The Colossus 2 is connected via HDMI for both video and audio. I've checked the TS file with VLC and with NPVR itself and see the same sync issues. The audio is AAC LC. Is there any way that NPVR could cause this, or is my Colossus 2 the culprit?
Hello:
Iâve searched the forums on this and have not found the answer. I use a combination of Schedules Direct and XMLTV entries for the EPG. Everything works normally. However, when I export the channels, the XML has the string âampâ appended to the EPG line between the user name and password sections. Sometimes there will be 2 or 3 repetitions of âampâ and this causes issues when I try to import back in the channel list.
For example:
<source>XMLTV</source> <file>http://test.com:80/xmltv.php?username=user&password=12345</file>
Becomes:
<source>XMLTV</source> <file>http://test.com:80/xmltv.php?username=user&amp;amp;password=12345</file>
Does anyone have any idea what is happening? Itâs hard to search forums for a short string like âampâ as these search functions usually disregard short entries.
I have been using Tvheadend on Ubuntu 18.04. I want to keep my settings for Tvheadend and give NextPVR Linux a try. I have installed NextPVR and can access via Mozilla. However, NextPVR doesn't find my Hauppage WinTVQuadHD tuner. I believe it is locked to Tvheadend. I opened a terminal and ran sudo service tvheadend stop. This stopped the Tvheadend service but I still can't find the tuner in NextPVR.
I am a Linux rookie and any help would be appreciated.
I have just recently and reluctantly upgraded my PC from Windows 7 to Windows 10 Home Version 1607. My computer does not use the EPG and all Network devices are disabled. All recordings are scheduled manually.
I have been running test recordings and things seem to be recording OK. However, I have run into a problem that has been discussed on and off and that is the condition where the system will sleep and then wake up a minute later after all recordings have finished for the evening.
I have turned off Wake On options on my Network Card even though the card is disabled. But here is the strange thing...If I run Windows Resource Monitor and observe the Network section both NRecord.exe and NTray.exe are trying to reach beap.adss.yahoo.com. If I turn off the NPVR service the network activity ceases. This is verified by stopping and then restarting the Windows Resource Monitor. In this case I suspect that all requests are being sent to the loopback address but does make me curious on why.
This further makes me wonder if this Network activity could be related to why some computers wake up after a minute after going to sleep when recordings are completed.
Looking forward to the responses and thanks...Jerry
When I am trying to set the EPG source to xmltv the "mapping" data is not what is in the xmltv file specified. It seems to be a combination of a couple of old xmltv files.
How can I delete this data and get the correct data? Tried uninstalling and deleting c:/program files/NPVR and C:/users/public/NPVR then reinstalling.
Tried choosing an entirely different xmltv on a different path. Rebooting in between.
Recently, NextPVR has lost some, but not all, of my recurring program requests. I can set a "Quick Record" or "Record" - "Record Once" for those that have been lost but not "Record" - "Record Season".
Testing other programs shows a mixed bag, most will "Record Season" though not all.
I uninstalled NextPVR and installed the current version after a re-boot but there is no difference in behaviour.
