I have been trying to resolve this issue since yesterday. I am again trying NextPVR after not having used it for quite a while. I have two devices on my network, an HDHomerun Prime and an HDHomerun Extend. The Prime channel scan does fine and pulls in all my channels without issue. However, the Extend device which is connected directly to the cable to pull in the Qam channels is not cooperating as I thought it should.
There are only two channels that it is not displaying in the channel list after the scan, NBC and FOX. ABC, CBS, The CW all come in just fine. When I looked into the logs I see a listing in there for NBC and FOX but they are not in the channel list itself after the scan for some reason. These two channels come in fine on my Devices channel lineup and also when I use the Emby Server to pull in channels from that same device.
I downloaded the version with the patch 3_8_3_160929 and even separately had downloaded the patch by itself before I realized it was now part of the current download. I didn't have any existing version of NextPVR on my computer prior to downloading the latest one in the forum. I just started playing with this yesterday.
I have scanned the device at least 6 times with no luck. I have reinstalled NextPVR 3 times and rescanned with no luck. I am not sure what else I could do. I searched the forums for a similar issue (that is how I found the patch that is now apparently part of the main download).
Let me know if there is anything else I can provide.
This is probably a stupid question but I'm trying to set up the NPVR/KODI interface on my client (I prefer NPVR but it's just freezing continuously and KODI doesn't) and am not having any luck. I'm wondering if the 127.0.0.1 IP address is correct when attempting to do this on a client rather than the server.
I'm a new user of Nextend and probably got something wrong. I tried using it yesterday to try and record a 10:00pm show that may start late due to a football game. The recording did not start as expected so I looked in the log. I saw nothing amiss but wouldn't know what to look for.
It appears NextPVR is not showing pending recordings correctly and I'm not sure why. Here's a screen shot of the pending recordings screen which lists the first pending recording on Oct 5th. NEWA shows it correctly with the next recording at 9:58pm today. The only thing I can think is it might possibly be because there's 2 recordings going on right now but that would be a bit strange as there's 10 recordings scheduled between Blindspot on Oct 10th and right this moment.
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Here's the logs if they help
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NPVR was working fine with version 3.7.7, then it stopped. Tried updating to 3.8.3, still nothing. By nothing I mean no TV, no epg. It still seems to recognise the Hauppauge tuner in the PC. Tried completely removing 3.7.7 and reinstalling 3.8.3 and updating the data base, seen in another thread, didn't help. Deleted the channels it had and tried rescanning Optus D1, its says its scanning 12456, 12483 etc but finds nothing. Am (hopefully) attaching today's logs. Any ideas please.
Hi guys, Im an installer, my client has HDMI modulator, it outputs either QAM DVB-C or IPTV(RTP or UDP multicast/unicast), for their internal use they decided to use nextPVR app, sorry I didn't have a chance to check it out, so I'm asking you guys for help - Does it support IPTV streaming? (Because for me it's cheaper to set IP cable, than buy DVB-C tuner card) Thank you!
I would like to try NextPVR but am having some problems getting it set up. Up to now I have been using WinTV8 to do my capturing. I am using a Hauppauge Colossus card, connected to my STB by component cable. NextPVR recognizes the card, I go to "devices" but can not find a way to scan in my channels. The "scan" button is not there. According to the wiki, there should be a scan button present. Is there a way to get my channels scanned so that I can use NextPVR or let me know what else I should be doing?
I have recently setup NextPVR to accept remote clients. Through this I am able to stream OTA TV to remote devices. Everything works great except that the streams tend to crash fairly often, probably due the amount of data it is streaming. I've noticed there is a High Definition setting in the client setup area in setings, but when I uncheck it, it just comes back checked the next time I open Client settings. Don't know if this is experimental or not, but I was hoping this would allow me to lower the bitrate. Yes I know about the webpager, but it doesn't seem to work so well either, even though it does allow me to adjust the bitrate. What's irritating about all this is that it crashes kodi on the remote client.
I'm hoping that there is a fix for this or a change that I can make in a settings file to adjust the clikent birate.
Does anyone have any information on this or suggestions I can try?
Thank you in advance.
I am running NextPVR 3.83 and Kodi 16.1. Having some issues with getting smooth playback across my home network.
If I use the NextPVR web interface, I can watch live HD television with no issues at all, video and audio is perfectly smooth, whether on max settings or with the reduced bandwidth settings. So clearly network throughput is not an issue here.
If I try and watch live TV through Kodi however, on clients that are across the network, I seem to get a small audio glitch out every 10-20 seconds. I'm not sure what to do to fix this. This behaviour happens on both an android device as well as my Macbook Pro. However on the Windows 10 pc that the server is running on, I have no issues with Kodi.
Other than the different operating system, the Windows PC is connected to a television which supports changing the frame rate of the display to match the TV source. There is a mismatch between the 60hz frame rates on the other devices and the 50hz TV rate. I thought this could be part of the issue? But then it plays back perfectly in the web browser....
If anybody has any ideas I would be very grateful for the help.
