I have NPVR running on a Windows 10 machine 2 tuners, 1 is OTA with 2 markets networks the other gets a third market via cable clear QAM. I live centered between 3 different markets. I have Kodi on a RPi with the NPVR app.
I have some series set to record "All New Episodes", recording Type: "Record Season (NEW episodes on this channel)". As soon as a program is recorded MCEBuddy processes it and moves it to a folder that SickGear then processes.
I must be doing something wrong since reruns are also recording. They show up in Pending Recordings. Any idea what's up? Is it that I am not saving old recordings?
I installed a HDHomerun Expand (DVB-C) and scanned channels with 64-QAM and 6875 symbolspeed (other info according to cableprovider Ziggo in my area: freq 474000 and network ID 4444). Many channels were found and can be viewed in Kodi 18. Then I installed NVPR for recording etc. and scanned for channels. Result: only two channels? I have disabled the firewall and scanned again, no difference. Any ideas are appreciated to get more channels. Attached is a log. Many thx in advance for your help
I have a recording from last night that is 2:01:59 in length. However, the new TS reader claims the video is only 1:41:35, and once it gets out to that length it will continue to play to the end as long as I don't attempt to skip forward (since any skipping goes back to the limit of the erroneous length). If I switch to the legacy TS reader, the length is displayed correctly.
I think that the time in ms from the log file is accurate (if I divided right):
Sub - let me know if you'd like a copy of the ts file -- it's 12G, but I could make it available to you if it would help. I've attached my recent log files.
If anyone is looking for HDHomeRuns look like Bestbuy has them on sale. I was going to purchase the 2 tuner but you can get a 4 for 99.99 just last week it was over 150.00. I'm new here so I don't know if these types of post are frowned upon.
Does everyone here subscribe to schedulesdirect for there guide data? Or is there another way to get guide data that does to not require a yearly subscription.
OK confessed newbie here. I'm setting this up for a friend and as a seasoned technologist - I don't have any experience with this kind of configuration.
Device lists as Hauppauge WinTV 885 BD Tuner/Demod within NextPVR. The label on the card shows WinTV-HVR-1250 ATSC/QAM/NTSC.
I have it installed, hooked it up to a cheesy antenna (just to get something coming in) and scanned. I got 6 ATSC channels (18.1-18.6).
When I select any of the channels the application pauses and then I get the message "Missing audio? You don't have a AC3 decoder selected. you can fix this on the Settings->Decoders screen." (copied exactly as displayed including misspelled "don't"). I have hooked this antenna up to a TV, done the channel scan and was able to watch all of the channels on the TV. So I know that the data source is valid and functioning...
Under the Decoders configuration | Audio Decoders - the AC2Audio is set for Microsoft DTV-DVD Audio Decoder. Not sure this is valid - but it's the only option available in the dropdown box (except for disabled which didn't seem like the correct option).
I have downloaded and installed VLC just because I know it comes with a lot of different codecs and hoped that one might 'show up' in NextPVR... it didn't happen.
Do I need a specific decoder? if so - where can I get it? Do I have the configuration set up incorrectly?
I've come to this point with NextPVR after spending a lot of hours trying to get MythTV on Linux to work. Being a 'Windows' guy - this just made more sense to me - mostly.
I am new to NextPVR just cut the cord a few days ago. I would like to know who all here is running NextPVR on a VM? If you are running a vm what are the specs of the vm? BTW I will be using HDHome run for the tuners.
I have an old Diamond XtremeTV PVR500 II PCI card that I have been using for probably a decade now. I have used it on XP, then Vista 32-bit and then Win 7 Pro 32-bit. No problems.
But my PC died last week so I refurbished another PC and I am now running Win 7 Pro 64-bit OS on it.
I have been searching high and low for a driver for this PVR500 II that works on a 64bit OS, but I have not been able to find one!
Does anyone here know of any compatible drivers for this card that will work on Win 7 Pro 64-bit OS?
I don't care if I have total functionality of the card. All I need is to be able to watch cable TV on my PC once in a while when I'm using my PC.
Have been using NPVR and HDHR4-2US for over a year now, but is not my primary means of watching TV.
Computer is Windows 10 Home operating system, NPVR has been working just fine and always detected both tuners in HDHR.
Fired up NPVR earlier this week and get message "no channels setup". Checked devices and only device shown is IPTV ?? Also get message of new version of NPVR available, so I upgraded from 4.04 to 4.05. Same problem, no devices detected. Have uninstalled and reinstalled NPVR numerous times, deleting ALL files and starting over. Same results.
HDHR app works just fine in Windows 10. Both tuners, all channels. Have checked firewall, all programs allowed to pass thru. Looking at log file (attached), it appears to see my 2 HDHR tuners but will not load them??
Recommendations to go into HDHR configuration and check settings is no longer an option for me with the most recent Windows 10 HDHR software. Early HDHR software did have a configuration page but most recent software from Silicon Dust appears to have did away with that.
Windows 10 recently did a "build update" on my machine to 1709. Read where others have had some issues with NPVR after that update, but not really saw where any solutions were found.
