Is there any documentation about using NextPVR as a drag & drop target for playing videos? Command line parameter maybe?

I haven't found anything?

Hello.
I'm looking around for a while and couldn't find solution to this problem.
I have Win 7 and HDHOMERUN. If selecting "Live TV" it is working and I can see TV but the guide is empty.

I have downloaded mc2xml.exe. It is installed and working. I generated file "xmltv.xml" in the script folder (validate the XML including guide data)

In the settings, I see the device (3 tuners) all channels identified (340) - all looks good.

In the channels, It did load anything automatically. if I double click a channel and change the source to : XMLTV the mapping show the correct channel (for Example, the channel is WAGA 004 and the mapping shows 4 WAGA).

This is working for all channels I tried (for the first channel I had to select the XML file, but all other was using the same location).

I'm pressing OK and closing the settings and still the guide is totally empty.

Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks!!!

Hello,

I use NPVR with Kodi for many years now with no problems and I have a issue since the last update to 3.8.3 I made today (from 3.7.7).

My setup is:
- NPVR installed on my server (Windows 8.1)
- Kodi installed on my HTPC (Windows 7)
- Connected by Ethernet

Since the 3.8.3 update, I get the message "No tuner longer available" in Kodi few seconds after launch live TV. The image freezes soon after.

On my server, NPVR running properly, including live TV.
The EPG works in Kodi.

I tested with Kodi 15 and 16: same problem.

Note:
- I launched the update from the setting menu of NPVR;
- if I want to access to the web interface of NPVR (http://192.168.1.2:8866/), I get this screen:

I've recently got NextPVR working and it looks very good. I'm mainly using OTA with the cheapest satellite subscription I can get to fill in channels I can't get OTA.

I'd now like to get IPTV working so I can cut the cord completely. I've seen several comments on here about IPTV but I'm not sure which ones are current. So three questions:

What is the current state of IPTV support?

What (legal) sources are there for IPTV that work on NextPVR?

Are channels like streamlive.to legal and are they supported?

Thanks,
Tony

Having problems setting recordings via Kodi's EGP. I click on a program and I get a pause of about 15 sec then along the top I get unexpected error, check log. If I try again sometimes it then sets the recorder, sometimes on the third or forth attempt.

Using Kodi 16 RC3
Next PVR 3.8.3

Debug log shows
17:43:19 T:9272 ERROR: PVR - PVR::CPVRClient::AddTimer - addon '127.0.0.1:connected' returned an error: the command failed
17:43:19 T:9272 ERROR: PVR - PVR::CPVRClients::AddTimer - cannot add timer to client '211867': the command failed

I believe its a caching issues? I have turned off caching in Kodi which helps a little, but it still happens quite a bit.

Hi,
I had been having a problem where it was taking at least 3 seconds to move between the various recordings menus (eg. what's new, pending, recurring) and concluded that the database was possibly corrupt. So I exported the recordings, and recurring recordings and channels from setup then deleted the database, restarted the program to create a new database and imported the exported the recordings, and recurring recordings and channels using setup. This has fixed the original problem but now I have lost the grouping of channels (same channel on DVB-T and sat sources) the EPG sources for them and messed up the order. Have I missed a step or is there an easy way recovering this info from the original database (copy I kept) as I know sorting all of that out in a sensible order takes forever.

Thanks for any ideas help.

Ever since updating to 3.8.3 the web based modern guide no longer has any data in it. It lists all the channels but no shows. I've tried IE 11, Firefox and chrome. resizing the windows has no effect. The guide in the GUI and the older version of the web guide works fine. I am accessing it from the same machine running NextPVR using localhost. My guide data is provided via an xmltv.xml file produced with zap2xml which runs from task scheduler.

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NLite is an open source client for NextPVR, which I've experimented with over the last couple of months. It shows the same user NextPVR user interface you're used to, but uses VLC components for playback. It's very experimental at this stage, if you'd like to try it out, I'd appreciate any feedback on how you get on.

You can download a Windows build from http://www.nextpvr.com/nlite-win32.zip

I'd recommend updating your nextpvr.exe to the own attached.

Currently when updating a recurring recording via either the web client or NextPVR.exe on the server, it takes a little over 2 minutes for it to reschedule all of the recurring recordings after I click the OK button. (See the end of the webclient.log and npvr.log in the attached logs folder.)

On the webclient, there is no indication that anything is happening during that time. On the PC, the cursor is a wait cursor, but that is the only indication. It would be nice if the pop-up would be closed before the recurring recordings reschedule (so that the user isn't still trying to click OK/Cancel or to move around on that pop-up) and for some sort of "Please wait" message to be displayed.

Does the "Available Disk Space" section on the home screen of the Modern web interface ever display anything for anyone or is that future functionality? I don't use the web interface very often, but have never seen it display anything in that section. It might have something to do with my configuration. I've got an SSD system drive and 3 additional drives where I store recording files.