Starting yesterday (or the day before?), I noticed that after I read forum posts, they weren't getting marked as read.
And when I tried manually marking them as read, I get this error:
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I tried logging out of the Forum and back in, but still got the same error.
I have uploaded 2.5.3 to the repo with the following changes.
- Fixed recording list for NextPVR 4.04
- Fixes for IPv6 hostname
- Fixes for remote timeout recovery
- Cosmetic change Classic skin
- auto discovery of NextPVR
- fix for milliseconds in NPVR.db3
- fix for VLC playback of files
Web Client changes
- Configure context menu key action
- Context will stop in Video Playback
- Context will exit web client or provide full pop up of many options
- F12 exit web client
- toggle subtitles key
- more MCE keys- support plugin URLs passed from NextPVR
I am attempting to use NextPVR with an IPTV service, following your YouTube guide.
I have URLs for IPTV channels and XMLTV and I add these to the Import Channels screen. The Channels list is imported successfully. When I click OK I get the prompt âWould you like to update EPGâ but this completes immediately without checking for XMLTV listings so all channels display â(no show details)â.
As a workaround I select âChannelsâ plus the âDetailsâ for the first channel. I set EPG Source = XMLTV and this enables me to enter the filename of the XMLTV file. If I specify the XMLTV url this causes a temporary file copy to be created in \AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\IE\4XZWO7OP\xmltv[1].php
I can use this file to add the XMLTV listing information and, via Bulk Edit, can auto map the remaining channels. This workaround is far from ideal as the XMLTV file is static and must be manually updated.
Log files are attached.
I'm using NextPVR 4.0.4 (170820) on Win10 1703 15063.674 64bit
I've just gotten round to installing 4.0.4 from the latest download link tonight. Right away on playback it just stutters - The video doesn't play smoothly and the audio is constantly cutting in and out.
I was using the Microsoft DTV-DVD Video / Audio decoders so I tried switching to LAV and it was no better. I also went and downloaded the latest LAV decoders and it made no difference.
Even when I went back to legacy it was still a little unreliable so I downloaded the "patches" from the thread "Playback problems resolved" and now back to the Microsoft DTV-DVD decoder I'm playing as good as ever. I tried the LAV Decoders again and even after the patches I found with LAV its a lot slower to resume after a skip than the Microsoft ones - The audio comes back right away but the video stalls for a while before suddenly catching up.
I'm running Windows 10 but I did an in-place upgrade from Windows 7 recently so I'm guessing thats why I've got the MS DTV-DVD decoder as it came with Media Center updates?? I'm picking a clean install of Windows 10 wouldn't include that decoder??
I have always been using LAV for the all the audio decoders other than MPEG2 as it seems to work really well with NZ Freeview Audio which was problematic in the early switch to digital TV here.
Interestingly the first time I launched NPVR after updating it reported that a new version was available - Is the download link right or is there actually a newer build??
Anyway - Overall its back to running smoothly - I've been a long time user and love the product - It works very well in NZ assuming you can get your hands on a good Tuner Card which seems to be getting a little trickier these days.
Let me know if switching back to the new demux and playing and grabbing some logs is going to help you at this point but I'm picking its a work in progress for you anyway?
Unfortunately I'm having to rebuild my NPVR main machine.
I exported the recordings and recurring recordings into their backups and then tried importing them on my new build.
The recurring recordings import no problem but when I try to import the recording-backup.xml NPVR says no recordings imported. No error is reported.
I've checked the recording-backup.xml file and it does contain all my recordings detail.
What would stop the recordings data from importing? Must my files actually be present as I've not attached the disk with them on yet?
I'm very new to nPVR and am doing a proof of concept test.
I've installed correctly and am able to Watch and Record. When Watching, the screen immediately displays an error "Missing Audio? You don't have AAC decoder selected. You can fix this in settings". However after a few seconds this error disappears and sound appears. But the stuttering is extreme. But if I Record the same show then the replay of the recording works OK.
Everything worked well up until today when I updated to Windows 10 1709. Now the NPVR service doesn't start and the GUI immediately exits after opening. I have tried removing and installing NextPVR 4.0.4 which had no effect. Below is some info that might help: