I recently searched Google and the results changed NextPVR to what looked to be the mobile site. I found the way back was to click the icon on the top right with 3 buttons and then go to the Full site. I think it changes a cookie to keep things in mobile mode.

Another way that I found changed this is to change or add the &styleid=1 parameter on the URL.


This is the kind of link I am talking about https://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.ph...&styleid=3

Martin

I am running the most recent build of NextPVR on an older laptop with Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit and was using an older wintv PVR USB2 tuner(analog cable) and a HVR-950(ATSC OTA HD) with hardly any issues at all. However, I wanted to be able to record 2 ATSC channels at the same time so I bought a WinTV DualHD 1595 tuner to replace the PVR USB2(since it does not support ATSC). I have successfully switched my HVR-950 over to record analog cable, but my DualHD is only showing up as QAM and DVB-T.
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As you can see it shows that it is a dual tuner, but ATSC is not an option.
I downloaded the driver update from the webpage and it does work with the WinTV 8 software.
Thanks.

No idea if this is the right place...
But I use the NEWA client to test it.

When I start a channel it takes 15 seconds before I see something.
What's the reason that it takes so long?

It's both with the new guide as with the old guide. Starting the stream from that point.

See the logs for more information.
Tuning into the channels starts around 06/06/2017 7:17:31 and tuning into the channel was done at 06/06/2017 7:17:46

Do I use wrong decoders,.... Or is it something else?

Did a clean install of Win 10 Creators update. Installed NPVR. When I try to watch live TV it plays audio but no video and says Microsoft DTV-DVD Video Recorder has MPEG2 support disabled.

I installed this MPEG2 Video Extension (https://www.microsoft.com/en-nz/store/p/...pmh4?rtc=1) from the MS webstore. I went to Settings / Decoders in NPVR and set Video Decoders / MPEG2 Video to Microsoft DTV-DVD Video Recorder from Disabled. I still get audio but no video. Would prefer to just get this to work instead of installing LAV filters or whatever. Any ideas maybe please ?

I'm in NZ using dvb-s with a Hauppauge pci-e card.

Not sure if any logs would help ?

Ok, I've banged my head against this long enough.

I'm using zap2xml and I have a UpdateEPG.bat in the scripts directory. I can run the batch file, then open the nextPVR settings and click "update EPG" and the EPG will update as long as I do this manually every few days. I've set up a task in task scheduler to run the batch file every night at midnight and as far as I can tell the <expletive> thing has never run. The xml files do not show updated modified dates.

I'm sure this is a common issue you've all seen and the issue is plain as day, but as someone who rarely uses task scheduler I'm baffled. Cron works great in linux but this darn thing doesn't seem to work even though it's wizard based. I've followed the examples I can find googling "run a batch file from task scheduler" and they don't produce a working result.

What am I missing here? Seriously just running the batch file should update the guide. Why do I need to open the settings and run the update there as well? I should note that just running "update EPG" from the settings does not update the files even though it says it's running the batch file.

NextPVR is working great other than this issue with the EPG. What is wrong?

I've recently added (4 days ago) a new dedicated server that is only running NextPVR v.3.9.2 for now. It's a recent i3 with 4GB of ram running Windows 7 Ultimate. I have one computer client hooked up, plus 5 popcorn hour devices. The issue I'm having is that on a daily basis, I'll go turn on one of the TVs and the popcorn hour, when trying to link to the mvpmc folder, gives me an Out of Memory Error. This happens with all popcorn hour A-100s when it shows up on the first. I'll check the NPVR server, and it is generally at 45% memory usage. The only way I've been able to fix this is by rebooting the server (I'm not sure if just stopping and restarting NPVR would fix it also), but this is a pain with the number of recordings going on, and it's just not wife and child friendly. I don't know if it has to do with comskip running or something along those lines. Any thoughts?

I don't know how to link a file with this new version of vBulletin, so here is a link to my google drive with all of the log files: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bxcbws...WRoaWdUcjA

Thanks.

On the client config.xml, I tried setting the following
<RecordingDirectoryTranslation>d:\temp~\\someserver\someshare</RecordingDirectoryTranslation>
to my remote share folder.

That worked fine, it open the file directly on the server without using the Server recording services. Great for not filling up the Server NRecord.log files.

However, when i watch a ongoing recording, the recording time doesn't update as it does when I open the recording normally without setting RecordingDirectoryTranslation.

Same thing happens when I use "Open File" from the menu.

Is this a limitation of opening an in progress recording file?

Would it be possible to bypass the RecordingDirectoryTranslation setting for an in progress recording?

I'm new to NPVR, and I love it! Got it all set up great up on LAN, but I need to configure my MS IIS webserver to host the reverse proxy to the NPVR WebUI

So, How can I set the Base URL for the local NPVR webserver?

Also, is there a way to disable auth completely?

I'm using the stock webui.

THX

Hello all!
I've been using this wonderful program for years now (back when it was gbpvr even ) and love it! Thanks everyone for all you do!

So I've been limping along on upgrades to OS over these years and have been on my 32-bit operating system. Sadly my tried and true PCI Hauppauge PVR150's won't work on 64-bit
I'm tired of being limited on my ram by 32-bit and have a nice solid state with Win 10 64-bit on it ready to go, I just need tuners that will work!

I'm totally analog and this isn't going to change in the next number of years, so I'm still on the old-tech side.
I'm looking to record 2 shows at once. I'd love to have one card that had 2 tuners and be good to go if that was possible. I'd prefer to stick with internal vs USB as I've seen a lot of comments regarding the USBs failing after a year or two or 3 but the cards being solid. (Any comments to this claim?)

I have:
2 x PCI Express 2.0 x16 slots
2 x PCI Express 2.0 x1 slots
2 x PCI slots

I see the 1600 cards note that they are dual, but it's unclear if one of the tuners is only for digital and the other is only for analog. Does anyone know the answer here?

Thoughts? Suggestions? Anyone in the US that has some analog items that are 64-bit compatible that they're looking to sell?

Thanks everyone!

Currently have a Hauppauge Colossus 2 PCI-e card installed in my Media PC (in signature) running with NextPVR.

It works well but I'm looking at a new setup and want to go to an external USB capture device for the HDMI input.

Anyone have a good handle on what options I might have? Is the Hauppauge HDPVR2 the right move? Ideally I want to keep the same functionality as the Colossus, but I don't to spend too much $$ if possible. Are there other cheaper options for HDMI capture that work well with NextPVR?