Everything was previously working fine. I was trying out some different decoders to get Dolby Digital to work. I got Dolby Digital working, but now my mouse no longer controls things like the pause/play functions during live tv or playing recorded tv programs. Right clicking brings up the normal context menu and those items work from there, including pause/play/stop.
If I move the mouse cursor over an on-screen button like the playback controls stop/play-pause, etc. the item turns from white to gray, so it knows where the mouse is, but the corresponding action does not happen when I mouse click. I tried uninstalling/reinstalling nextpvr (but left the old configuration files), but the problem persists. Anybody know what is causing this and how to fix it?
Current Decoder Settings:
Video Renderer = VMR9
Audio REnderer = DirectSound: Denon-AVRHD-4 (NVIDIA Hig
Music Renderer = Default DirectSound Device
Use legacy NPVR TS Reader and Microsoft Demultiplexer is not checked.
Video Decoders :
MPEG2 Video = MainConcept (HCW) MPEG-2 Video Decoder
H.264 Video = LAV Video Decoder
HEVC Video = LAV Video Decoder
Is NEWA only for Kodi or is it for desktop usage independent of Kodi? I understand that X-NEWA is for Kodi integration but was interested if this (NEWA) is for desktop usage.
When I start NextPVR it stays minimized it the task tray. It didn't do this until I updated it this morning. I can focus on the icon in the tray and do a Alt+Space which brings up a menu so I can maximize it but there is no option to have it windowed. If I right click in NextPVR and say show windowed it goes back to being minimized in the tray. This is the only program that does this.
Thanks for any help.
I'm almost there...Logs attached (see, I did read the READ BEFORE POSTING).
I have my HTPC connected to my TV via a HDMI cable. I have an optical cable from the TV to my AVR for audio. I also have Kodi installed (with the NextPVR plug-in) as well as X-NEWA. However, I'd prefer to use NextPVR as the front end.
If I watch live TV or a recording in NextPVR my receiver only gets a PCM signal. However, if I watch the same shows in Kodi or X-NEWA I get bitstream audio. I've tried several audio decoders (SAF6) but they all give the same results.
What do I need to do to get bitstream from NextPVR?
Thanks
hi there i made a listing for glashart KPN glasfiber dvb-c
copy and paste save as ini file and put it in the map
"C:\Users\Public\NPVR\Tuning\DVB-C"
i named it "netherlands - KPN - QAM64-SR6875.ini"
YouTube has a new offering in my area called YouTube.tv (not the YouTube site). Not quite sure of the difference between streaming and IPTV, I believe this is a streaming site, is it also considered IPTV?
Can I integrate this with NPVR to display schedule and record?
My IPTV service works in NextPVR but apparently it can't grab the XML file for the guide, is there an easy to use program that can do this and unpack the file which is compressed in a .gz? I can manually download the file and extract it.
Edited to add: I just tried adding some channels from the xml file I extracted but I still get no details from the guide so apparently the file doesn't work.
I'm just starting to explore IPTV but confused what type of service I would need to integrate with NPVR. I'm not looking for a freebie, but a reasonable service I could do scheduled recordings from. Any suggestiuons?
Hi,
Since installing latest version I have situation after approx. 2 minutes program crashes no matter whether I am watching Live Tv or replaying videos or just displaying Listings.
Recordings happening at this point and subsequently programmed all happen.
Any help appreciated.
Log should be attached
Regard
Wayne
I have a Windows 7 configuration with a 4-tuner Ceton card and a
comcast cablecard. When Windows Media Player stopped working last
year, I switched to NPVR, and it's been working OK, with little
effort.
Until now. It looks like the Ceton card has died.
I've been looking online for alternatives. There's a 6-tuner Ceton
card, but the reviews say it doesn't work. The most obvious is a
Comcast dvr, but that apparently won't let me record files in anything
like the *.TS file format, and apparently doesn't work with NPVR.
So I'm looking for recommendations. Are there any other choices that
work with NPVR and a Comcast cablecard? If not, then what's the next
best way to go?