Seems like a silly question and I have tried to search.....but I cannot figure out how when watching Live TV to get the bottom third of the screen channel info and program info to go away so that I can watch the channel full screen. Windows 10 LAV audio/video filters.
I am using DVB EPG. The server sleeps when not in use and wakes at 06:30 to refresh the guide. Often only one channel group is updated, the other groups display as "no show details" - see attachment guide.jpg
I note that logfile ndigitalhost-25.log is created when the machine wakes at 06:30. It begins updating the EPG - finding provider:Ten Melbourne. Program details for 'Ten Melbourne' group appear in the guide.
Logging then shifts to the older ndigitalhost-24.log, and finds further providers: SBS,ABC,C31,Seven Network,Nine Network. However, none of these details appear in the guide.
I am from Australia, using NEXTPVR as a backend for Kodi. I have been running into an issue with the auto update for EPG. When I manually run it, it works perfectly and can see all the information in the NEXTPVR guide. However when it does the auto update (which I have verified with updateepg.bat creating a log) the guide is not completely filled in. Any advice would be great.
I have two Kodi 17.3 machines (W10Pro 64). One of them is running NPVR 3.9.2 as recording server. I had a strange issue after trying out using Kodi on Fire TV. (Fire TV is not being used anymore.)
The TV Recorded Show Listing would disappear after watched and exit a recorded show in Kodi. This happened on both Kodi machines as well as Fire TV with Kodi. (The issue started when trying the Kodi on Fire TV the first time.) The TV Recorded Show Listing would be restored after restarted Kodi. The issue did not happen when I watched and exit a recorded show in NPVR client.
I think Kodi on Fire TV (when it was used) might have corrupted something (which linked between Kodi and NPVR) in the recording server; but not sure what that is.
I have a fresh install of Win10 Pro (1703). Installed WinTV8 to get the latest DCR2650 drivers. Got NVPR installed and setup. Was working fine with the DCR2650 this morning. This evening, I launched NVPR; I see tuner light come on and the channel name displays in upper left corner of window. Then nothing - just a blank screen. I doubled checked all the codecs. Everything is same as earlier. Any suggestions?
I would like to have the Significance (Series Premier, Season Premier, Season Finale, Series Finale) displayed with the recording details in recording lists.
I am not sure if this query should be here or in the NEWA discussion, sorry.
I am running NextPVR 3.9.2 on a Windows 10 PC and can access the guide etc from another PC on the network. What I can't do is access the stuff from outside the network, regardless of what username/password combination I enter. I have a DDNS registered with no-ip.org and port forwarding is set up through to 8866 on the NPVR server. Using Chrome on Android, I can see the login screen via the DDNS service but it consistently returns username/password invalid even after altering the info, restarting the service and even rebooting the PC. Although it shouldn't matter, I also tried it without success with the server firewall completely turned off.
It isn't a case-sensitivity issue - everything was entered in lower case both in the Clients section of NPVR setup and on the login screen via Chrome. I'm baffled but suspect that I am doing something simple wrong, so feel free to call me stupid if you have a solution.
I'm running Kodi on a Raspberry Pi and upgraded from Jarvis to Krypton earlier this year. The first thing I noticed when booting Krypton was that it took a lot longer to process the NextPVR channels/EPG/recordings than Jarvis. Jarvis boots in well under a minute while Krypton takes nearly 2.5 minutes to boot.
I created debug logs for both systems and then wrote a Kodi Log Comparison Utility in Python to analyze my Jarvis/Krypton logs. My analysis appears to show that the EPG scraper (TVDB) may be the source of the slow boot problem. Take a look at the following log: https://pastebin.com/qrhfCZg9
My log shows the time differential between Jarvis and Krypton for each log entry. This analysis has confirmed my original observation that Krypton takes 2:18 longer to process the same number of channels during boot up.
Please note that the log report in my paste bin only shows the "EPG - UpdateFromScraper" event. I suspect that somehow the TVDB addon may be the source of the problem since it is apparently used to update the EPG for each channel. If this addon is the reason for the longer Krypton boot, the next question has to be what has changed in TVDB to cause this problem.
Has anyone else experienced a similar problem booting NextPVR?
I have noticed (a small annoyance) that NPVR seems to break Windows 10 desktop slideshow. This occurs on multiple clients.
If slideshow is enabled on Windows 10 and NPVR is started, slideshow stops sequencing images and the current is frozen on the desktop until I manually refresh the image through Windows Settings. There is no such issue when using the Kodi client or other viewers.
Has anyone else seen this behavior? Any ideas why this happens? Is there anything I can do to stop this behavior?
