Suggested Change to Delete command when TVRecording -->Ready is selected.
On my system when a I have a Clear button and a Delete button From the Windows Media center Logitch Harmony on remote. I would like this command to NOT open up all the recording under that folder (Line item, not sure what your call it). If I have 15 recording or one recording, Presently I have to open each recording separately, select delete, press the left arrow to OK, then enter to delete each recording. I would like it to be able to press the clear or delete button (your choice) and have it ask to
delete 15 recording with Cancel or OK. If OK then delete all the recording in that folder.

I used the instructions at https://www.missingremote.com/guide/crea...armony-one to add the media center as a device to my harmony one.

Thanks for the TV Listing plug in.

Can't get to any recordings as NPVR crashes just clicking the menu option. "Could not load type 'ElementOverrides' from assembly 'NextPVR,Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'. This is happening only on 1 PC so it is something specific to this one.

Not sure is this is the correct place for this. Is there a remote control command (not keyboard) that can shrink the screen down from a full screen to the same size as it would be if opening NPVR up without "Start in full screen" under general was unchecked. I have a Harmony one remote with the full Windows media center capability, but none of the commands will do it.
How do I modify irremote.ini. I am using the general change to irremote.ini, not the one for the 45 key remote. It is the only one I could get to work at all. My harmony one emulates the credit card hauppauge remote.

Folks,

I have created a c# .net program that is designed to be called from the parallelprocessing.bat file.

When run it will:
- read a config file that specifies recording directories along with disk quotas
- match the current file being recorded with one of the directories in the config file
- apply disk space quotas by deleting the oldest files in that recording directory if necessary

These disk quotas are expressed as a min free space (on the drive containing the recording directory) and/or a max disk used by the recording directory.

If there is any interest in this program I can post it with source code(visual studio solution) on git hub and probably create some doc on how to use it.

I did not want to go to that effort if there is not much interest.

I have only been using it for a week or so, but it seems to be working - no guarantees tho.

Thanks,
Steve

Upgraded to 3.9.2.161119 last night. Noticed an error when I went to the web:

Quote: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: CS1061: 'N_EWA.classes.Settings' does not contain a definition for 'GetIP4Address' and no extension method 'GetIP4Address' accepting a first argument of type 'N_EWA.classes.Settings' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

Source Error:


Line 127: Logger.Info("IP V6 Detected on Server ");
Line 128: Logger.Info("IP6 Address: " + address);
Line 129: if (Global.Settings.autologinNets.CheckNumber(Global.Settings.GetIP4Address()))
Line 130: {
Line 131: IsInternalnetwork = true;


Source File: d:\Users\Public\NPVR\web\App_Code\Classes\VerifyInernalNetworkJSON.cs Line: 129


Compiler Warning Messages:

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Version Information: Microsoft .NET Framework Version:4.0.30319; ASP.NET Version:4.6.1586.0

I currently use a Win10 PC client to playback to a 1080 set, but have a 4K set on the way. I have a 4K desktop monitor, and have used it to play back via NPVR general live tv and recordings, all from HDHomeRun Dual and cablecard units for tuning.

Any idea which might be better?
1) setting PC output resolution to 1080 and letting the TV upscale that to 4K display, or
2) setting PC resolution to 2160 (4k) and playing back full screen, output to set via hdmi 2.0 card?

Maybe there will be little difference at all, or depends on the scaling quality of the TV?

When I play back 1080 content full screen on my 4K desktop monitor, in that case via displayport at full res, it looks "OK". Leaving the HTPC at full 4K output will, of course, allow me to watch other true 4K PC content like Netflix and Youtube, Amazon stuff native to the set. I do shoot some 4K video with my Sony camera and am loking forward to reviewing it at native res and the big screen.

Hello everyone,

I'm new to this community and program so please bear with me. I have two HDHomeRun Extends(2016 model) that I have connected with an outdoor antenna with the signal being split so I can use my two HDHomeRun tuners as previously mentioned. The problem for me occurs when I record some shows on my local CW feed or NBC feed(only channels I have seen the problem so far). The shows get recorded in 1280x542 size instead of the native 1080i that i know the stations broadcast in. I'm coming over from Plex DVR which records them in 1080i so I'm sure something is not right. I want to use this program as it seems to have more whistles and bells than plex does. Could anyone help me understand what is going on. Thank you to anyone who reads this in advance

-Daniel

Hi. I'm struggling to get reliable streaming of recorded programmes to my desktop browser using the new modern interface.
I can stream a Live TV channel from my NPVR server to the Edge browser on my Windows 10 PC however if I try to stream a previously recorded programme, I get one of two things....

If I select a programme from the recently recorded section and click on Watch....nothing seems to happen.
If a select a recording from the All recordings screen and click watch, I get a black window with buffering at the bottom ....which proceeds to 100% and then I get the rotating circle in the middle of the screen....and that's it...no sound or picture.

Checking the Web log file I see an error saying the file doesn't exist.... but it does and can be played on the NPVR server using NPVR.

I've attached the log file.

Any help appreciated.

I'm running NextPVR on a dedicated fairly low end nettop box (Acer AspireRevo AR1600) under Windows XP. Works great. I have 2 HD-PVRs and do Live TV through Kodi on Android tablets and Fire TV devices. I recently purchased the iOS application and once I had installed an XP compatible version of ffmpeg can get Live TV to start but not run. By start I mean an HD-PVR fires up, the CPU on the server gets pegged at 100%, the HD-PVR stops (the log says - Live stream expired without 15 second renewal.) and eventually the short TV clip plays on my iPhone.

Pretty sure it is the transcoding that's killing me here. Hence my question as to why it's necessary? Streaming live TV to Kodi on the Android boxes works great without transcoding. The HD-PVR produces an h.264 stream right?

Mike

Hi!
I think that Close should be in place of Watch.