Ok so first of all awesome product!!!!

I have an intel nuc setup as my bedroom cable box... well drive died so need to rebuild it..

so while I wait for the shippers (and amazon people to box it as its taking 2 days... glad prime is 2d shipping!!!!)

I have a nice setup, well I enjoy it. I need to update this pic as Master Bedroom is the NUC now not roku but none the less..

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anyway i was reading the Wiki that you can set NextPVR in a client/server mode. Do you think this is beneficial in my instance as the HDHomerun Prime box is on the network.
Maybe I am wrong but the client/server option is best for say a physical computer with tuners that is running NextPVR, then able to have extenders use it???

Thanks..
Jeff


oh and i updated my wifi router.. Netgear NightHawk x4s... WOW.. JUST UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!

Hi
Im in Aus region and tv guide does not auto update, Schedules Direct does not support Australia.

Is there is a manual way to update the tv guide daily?

I have attached the log file after updating through the interface.

I am moving to a new much more powerful computer. I have 650 recordings. I had them spread over 2 drives. I copied them all to a single drive and changed the drive letter and folder name for where they are stored so that it will agree to the new box. NextPVR does not see these recordings unless I import them individually. This would be a major pain. Is there a script to run where it will import the recordings? I do not want to change anything else in the setup such as channel mapping and so forth. The new environment will have the clients running Kodi and the NextPVR add in referencing the IP of the new server. Thanks for your help.

John

Martin,

I've been using the web client with the NextPVR OSD mode since you enabled it.

Tonight I was trying out a few things and found my remote buttons for changing subtitles and audio tracks were no longer working. After some experimentation, I found that if I switched the web client from NextPVR OSD mode to the regular Kodi OSD mode (by pressing the back button), then the subtitle and audio buttons began working again. So in NextPVR OSD mode are there different keys/buttons to toggle the subtitles and audio track? Or does that mode just prevent these functions from being passed to the Kodi player?

Also, is there a way to switch back from the Kodi OSD mode to the NextPVR OSD mode?

iv recently started using nextpvr to watch and record uk freesat through kodi, and credit due it works great, however there are a few out of the 120 or so channels that get no data for the epg, they are all set to use 'freesat' in the channel section and the vast majority work great. But it would be even better if the whole epg was full.

so is there a way to figure out why the epg is blank for those channels and get that working.

or as a work around i have found: http://www.xmltv.co.uk that has a xmltv file that can be downloaded, and use that to fill in the blanks, could i make nextpvr automatically download the xmltv file and use that for the missing channels epg?

I have been running 2 tuner cards for a total of 4 tuners for quite some time.

I just built a new machine & it has more PCI-E X1 slots. So I tried 3 cards for 6 tuners. I can scan & get channels for all 6 tuners without a problem. The problem is that I can only record with 4 tuners.

As a test I went into the program guide & started recording. I hit quick record on the first channel & checked the status utility to make sure a tuner was recording. This worked fine for the first 4 recordings. When I tried the 5th recording the show in the EPG turned red like it was recording. Then a few seconds later the red would go away. The show didn't record.

The cards that worked are:

Happauge 2250 (2 Tuner)
Avermedia Duet (2 Tuner)

These work..

When I add another:

Avermedia Duet (2 Tuner)

Everything looks alright. I can move the tuners up & down in priority. I can do a channel scan on all 6 tuners.. No problem there. Only problem is recording with more than 4 tuners. I can live with only 4 tuners but the extra 2 would be nice.

I hope I made this post understandable..

Phil

I had a Core2Duo machine and have since built a i7-7700 Gen 7 machine.

I moved the database & config files & all recorded programs and scheduled listings are fine.

I watch NextPVR mostly on Kodi & everything works great. The problem is on my machine. I am using ffmpeg as my decoder. If I tune into a channel I get the program just fine. Picture is great. I can pause the show with the space bar..

The problem is I no longer have the osd so I can use the mouse to pause, stop or fast forward the show.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Phil

Firstly, I love NextPVR.

I have used it ever since "upgrading" from Win 7 MCE as my TV backend and it does everything I want it to.

My problem though, is that I am partially sighted and usually rely on the familiar logos to choose my channel.

Having set up Schedules Direct to speed up my guide, I let it download the logos for me not realising that I had several channels reading the wrong guide info and now they are showing the incorrect logos (even after updating the guide to read the right channel and re-downloading the channel logs).

How can I force NextPVR to either ignore the previously downloaded logos, or clear them and start again?

I have tried using the logo packs but NextPVR ignores these in favour of the Schedules Direct ones.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks again,

D0k

I have a recurring problem that the overnight epg is blank, manual update works. Could someone have a look at the logs and see if anything stands out?

Hi there.
I have successfully installed NextPVR on my Windows 10 workstation.
I am using a Hauppauge HVR4400.
NextPVR recognises the card but when I try to scan for channels I "get Unable to start device: Device failed to start."
I am using the DVB-T

I have attached the log files & would greatly appreciate any help.

I am wanting to run NextPVR in Kodi to replace my existing Tivo which is being discontinued.