My PC has two decoders, one which is capable of both DVB-T and DVB-T2, and the other which is capable of DVB-T only. I've made the dual-mode decoder the default.
I want to set two recurring programmes which overlap. The first one that I added is available on DVB-T (so either decoder can be used), the one that I added later is available on DVB-T2 only (so the dual-mode decoder must be used). However I get the beginning of the DVB-T programme and the end of the DVB-T2 programme: it looks as if NPVR is using the dual-mode decoder for both recordings.
What change should I make to get both recordings? Should I change the default device to the DVB-T decoder? Does order of adding timed events matter: should I delete the one the I added first and add it again so it is added after the DVB-T2-only programme? Should NPVR be able to work out which decoder to use for optimal recording - to say "I've got a later recording that must use the dual-mode device because it's on a DVB-T2 mux, so I need to use the DVB-T device for the earlier recording even though it's not the default device"?
I got a 2nd HDD just for NextPVR recordings. I was recording on my C: drive, and now on my E: drive. I moved the recording folders and files to the new drive, but Kodi can't see those recordings any more, but it can see the new recordings that are set up on the new HDD.
What can I do to get Kodi to see the old recordings from before I changed recording drives/paths?
So had some issues with windows and chose to reload the os using the windows defender fresh start feature. Overall that was painless. Microsoft claims that files will be left intact but programs need to be reinstalled.
So for Npvr the result was that my recordings and my epg files stayed where they were but Npvr needed reinstallation.
It's back up and running now. But I have a couple of issues.
The first one was that when I reinstalled I got a message at the end of the installer that it could not start Npvr because it detected another instance running. This made me think that part of Npvr must be installed in some place that Microsoft considered it a file and kept it. Undaunted I reboot and this time Npvr started and I reprogrammed the channels and xmltv listings. Seems to work fine. Watched a channel. So this mystery is sort of solved.
2nd issue. Went to tv listings and picked a show to record thirty min in future. However the recorder did not start when the show came on. Upon checking my recurring show listings .,empty. .. redid the recording request..again empty. At this Pont I thought does it record at all? Yes ctrl K starts the recorder. So that was good.
So back to why won't record from epg? Any ideas appreciated. Perhaps it's some conflict with the remnants of settings that microsoft considered personal files?
I've had NPVR running pretty much flawlessly for 5 years. Unfortunately, the machine it is installed on is on it's last leg. I want to move NPVR to another machine. I hope to be able to copy a few files/folders and avoid starting from scratch. Is this possible? If so, what do I need to transfer?
Hi I am a noobie so please forgive my ignorance. I can populate the epg if I go to channels and manually update epg, but it will not auto update at the time I have listed in Misc2 page of settings menu. I only have 4 channels and I am trying to update them through the Antenna with ATSC. I will try to include logs. Thanks in advance for your help.
I know you've done a fair bit of experimentation with Ace IPTV. Have you looked at all at accessing the Catch Up content that they offer?
Personally I've found recording IPTV channels to be quite unreliable, so the catch up content may offer a better way of getting shows that I can't watch live.
If you haven't looked at it - unfortunately the catch up content isn't listed in the M3U I can download - but from looking at what Kodi does when accessing this content I can see that for the supported channels, you can just use a URL that specifies the stream number, date and time, and duration, and you get a stream of that content. Perhaps it would be possible to access this using the OnDemand function - even if it means I need to create a correctly formatted M3U myself?
I can download this content using a browser, or save it with VLC as a .ts and it plays ok. However, trying to watch the files in NPVR hasn't worked for me. If I play the file via the Videos option in NPVR it plays, but the duration shows as 1 second and I can't navigate. (But if I understand correctly this method uses DirectShow rather than NPVR's .ts reader?)
I also tried setting one or the stream URLs as an IPTV channel as a test, and I can't play or record from this IPTV channel in NPVR.
Next PVR was installed by my grandson who is no longer in town. The TY guide wasn't showing anything except No Show Details for everything. I installed the new update and went through the EPG Setup, but nothing worked. I deleted TV Guide from the plugins and then put it back and I don't know if I used the correct settings and don't want to do anything else and mess it up even more. After several attempts to fix the EPG, I went ahead and bought Schedules Direct and set that up and went to channels in Settings and set them up and that looks ok. But when i hit TV Guide on the main menu, it blinks a window I can't begin to see and is blank! I have been trying to fix this for 3 days. Can you help? I am including my logs as per instructed. I'm not very experienced with forums, so beg your indulgence for a novice. Thank you.
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