When I attempted to install 4.0.4 over 3.9.2 on my Win 10 pro 64 build 1607 server I got an "unhandled exception error" message when selecting the devices tab. I am running an HD Homerun Extend tuner QAM cable. I tried a different PC (Win 7) and it seemed to work fine. So going back to the Win 10 server I uninstalled NPVR deleted the user and program folders, cleaned the registry of everything NPVR, and re-installed 4.0.4. It seemed to work ok and I was able to import the channels and other stuff and all is well.

Then yesterday my EPG info disappeared. I found that for some reason the Schedules Direct login info was missing. After entering the Schedules Direct info and getting the channels configured I updated the EPG. Still no EPG showing up. Then I went to the Devices tab in settings and I'm getting the unhandled exception error again. No devices show up ever. I tried uninstalling everything as before but still get the error and no devices show up.

So I went back to 3.9.2 (with the patches) and all is running fine.

Any ideas what I can do to get 4.0.4 working?

When I attempt to play a recording or live TV, usually right after I have started NextPVR, the video and audio do not start. I need to restart play a couple of times before video and audio kick in. I have changed video decoders, but it does not seem to improve this situation. I have used LAV video decoders, Mainconcept (HCW) MPEG 2, Microsoft DTV-DVD.

Also, I am seeing problems with video playback using LAV decoders, video may stall or breakup during playback.

Using version 4.0.4 (170731)
PC - windows home 10
SSD
i3-2130 CPU 3.40GHz
Nvidia GTX 750-ti

The pre-padding, post-padding spinners and Default Channel Group list elements are nonfunctional. The Channel Group element in TV Guide does work.
Putting Chrome in development mode (F12) shows the following:

Hi All,

Is there a setting to prevent log rolling? It seems that NPVR only keeps the last three or so log files. I'd like NPVR either to keep many more than three logs OR keep all the logs in one continuous file and I will manage rolling the logs.

Thank you,
WW

Hello All,

I have two issues that I'm hoping you guys can help me with.

First, NPVR wakes the PC at 14:40 every day to update the EPG from Schedule Direct as I have configured it, however, it never actually performs the update and doesn't execute the UpdateEPG.bat script. When I update the EPG manually, it updates the EPG and executes the UpdateEPG.bat file. Please see a section from my BatchProcessing.log which I've annotated.


Second, NPVR wakes up the HTPC in the evening every day during the same time window and sometimes early in the morning, but for no reason I can fathom. It also wakes up to record things fine. Please see the log below.

Clicking on the setting button when playing live/or recorded file does nothing. In previous version a popup window would appear allowing you to set the streaming rate.

Putting the Chrome browser in development mode(F12) revealed the following error when clicking on the setting button:

Hi All,

I have ALWAYS been able to accoess the web server inside of my network and outside. I am familiar with networking, forwarding ports, static IP's,...etc...etc..... so I believe I have a pretty good handle on what needs to be done.

I bought a new computer last week and set everything up as it was on the old PC (with a fresh install). All works well with the exception of the web server. Whether I am inside my house our outside. I get the following page displayed in my browser when trying to access. Any ideas?

[COLOR="#FF0000"]Server Error in '/' Application.

Compilation Error

Description: An error occurred during the compilation of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific error details and modify your source code appropriately.

Compiler Error Message: CS0246: The type or namespace name 'VerifyInternalNetworkJSON' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

Source Error:


Line 330: public HttpResponseMessage GetNPVRVersion()
Line 331: {
Line 332: VerifyInternalNetworkJSON intNet = new VerifyInternalNetworkJSON(Request.GetQueryNameValuePairs(), Request);
Line 333: if (!intNet.IsInternalnetwork && !intNet.IsValidatedClient)
Line 334: {

Source File: c:\Users\Public\NPVR\web\App_Code\UtilServiceController.cs Line: 332


Compiler Warning Messages:

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Version Information: Microsoft .NET Framework Version:4.0.30319; ASP.NET Version:4.7.2046.0[/COLOR]

I upgraded from version 3.6.6 just a few hours ago, and I'm already noticing a problem with the video files recorded from my SiliconDust HDHomeRun Prime. They are still playable in both the Kodi client and in video playing software, but they're missing their meta-data, the stuff you see in the details section of the file's properties. This lack of meta-data causes the Windows file explorer to severely lag whenever viewing a folder containing these videos that lack their meta-data.

As a simple example, this is an episode of King of the Hill that I recorded yesterday with version 3.6.6:



And this is an episode of King of the Hill that I recorded just tonight with version 4.0.4:



Notice how the video meta-data is missing in the file properties, which causes the Windows file explorer to lag whenever I attempt to view the contents of the folder containing the video file.

This doesn't happen with recordings I make on the over-the-air HDHomeRun Connect tuners, just the ones made with the cable HDHomeRun Prime tuner.

delete "Over Buddulph": corrected typo to "Over Biddulph"

delete "New Church": corrected to "Newchurch"


And that's the lot!

delete "Bidston": correct name is "Sunningdale", even though there isn't a place of this name marked on the Ordnance Survey map and the transmitter is actually at Bidston!

delete "Glenmaye(PSB only)": renamed to "Glenmaye" - no other "Freeview Lite" transmitter (3 muxes rather than normal 6 or 8) has this fact listed in the name

Final batch coming soon - then I'll have FINISHED :-)