Delete "United Kingdom - West - Mendip(S2b)", "United Kingdom - West - Mendip(S3)", "United Kingdom - Westcountry - Huntshaw Cross A+B" (obsolete versions)
Delete "United Kingdom - West - Bristol Ilchester Cresent" (typo: corrected "Cresent" to "Crescent")
Just checking - did you see I'd posted a second batch of files (for Borders region) in https://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.ph...ters-in-UK? Since you haven't acknowledged it, you may not have done. I'll do one zip file per posting, just in case...
Delete "Meridian - Dover A+B" and "Granada - Winter Hill A+B" - obsolete duplicates
Add brand new entry for "Yorkshire - Wharfedale" which had been omitted
Delete "Yorkshire -Keighley" which is an old duplicate of "Yorkshire - Keighley" (note space after "-"!)
There are a few new ones for the Anglia region (renamed "Sudbury A+B" to "Sudbury") and new versions of existing ones sent over the past couple of days so as to order the multiplexes in the conventional order for ease of future maintenance.
Delete duplicate "UK - Rowridge" which was missing the region name Meridian: new file is "UK - Meridian - Rowridge" which replaces the existing one.
I'll work on the rest of the files over the next few days, putting the multiplexes in conventional order (PSB1, PSB2, PSB3, COM4, ..., COM8, local) and making corrections if necessary, and I'll send them in batches.
I added a m3u http list and epg http list to NextPVR and it worked fine. After a while the epg stopped working. I found an undated version of the epg list and thought I'd update it in NPVR.
The only way I could find to do it was to re-enter the m3u http address first. I did this but it just added all the channels again, so there was two of everything. I then had to delete all those channels and re-add the m3u address to get a single list of channels. Then I added the new epg http list and it works fine, except I now have to renumber all the replacement m3u channels.
So, am wondering, did I miss something seriously obvious, or is a there a way this could be made easier somehow ?
Upgraded to v.4.0.4 today and can no longer watch live TV.
To watch previously recorded programs I had to change decoders.
Live TV doesn't work with old decoder config or new decoder config.
I go to the TV Guide, select something to watch and it hangs with "...please wait...".
I have to bring up Windows tool bar and close it. Task manager shows NextPVR.exe using lots of CPU.
I was looking at the performance tab under task manager and noticed that it looked like a ECG even though nothing was running. NRecord.exe kept jumping cpu to 20% every 15 seconds. Looking at the web.log, I find this entry:
[...startup]
2017-08-05 16:13:18.111 [DEBUG][20] Starting webserver for IPv6/IPv4
a new web.log file gets created with just this one line in it every 15 seconds.
Tried turning off 'Enable web server' and 'Allow Remote Access' with no change.