Also getting the crash.mdmp again. I installed the latest version about a week ago, but the message often occurs.
It records for about 3 minutes then dies.
Attached are the log files. I do have an C:\temp created and most of the time the error does not occur, but lately about 1 out of 4 recording has an issue. Also does the new release from Nextprr.com download have all the updates? I reported this issue a while back, but switched back to 3.6.6, now I am on the latest 3.7 version. Never had any issues on 3.6.6
I am currently using NPVR 3.7.7 on a Windows 10 PC with an i3 550 3.2G dual core CPU and 8G RAM and a SSD. The tuner is an HD Homerun Extend. I also have an NVIDIA video card with 1G on board ram.
When running a web stream (Edge browser) from another PC on the network at the max quality setting the CPU runs just under 100%.
Is it time to upgrade?
I would like some ideas as to what kind of system I need to be shopping for. Intel CPU preferred.
Since I upgraded to Windows 10 Anniversary update 64bit 1607 (14393.51) I've had problems with the NRecord.exe service crashing on NextPVR 3.7.7. It usually happens less than 30 minutes into a program. We've been recording a lot of the Olympics so they last awhile. I've gone back to 3.6.6 and it is working normally.
Here is the Event Viewer log and it's the same program each time. I have a Hauppauge Win TV-HVR-2255 and use Schedules Direct for my guide service. I've included the crash.mdmp file. Has anyone else seen this problem? I saw no evidence of the crash in any of the logs, just the dump file it created.
Hi,
I just moved away from WMC on my Win 8.1 machine to NextPVR. I have both MCEBuddy and Comskip donator versions. I'm a very basic user of NPVR, MCEBuddy, and Comskip and don't understand much of the jargon so sorry if I don't use the correct verbiage.
I only want to remove commercials from the NextPVR recordings and keep them in the original format and location so that they show up in the Recordings window.
MCEBuddy has an option called "TS Unprocessed" that is supposed to keep the original TS format and only remove the commercials. After processing the original recordings using TS Unprocessed NPVR does not seem them in Recordings. When I move them to the Videos folder, NPVR sees the files, but cannot play them.
Is there a way to use MCEBuddy to strip the commercials while keeping the TS format so that NPVR still shows them in Recordings with the associated metadata?
Has anyone set this card up to work with NPVR? I tried but seem to be having issues in the setup that haven't produced any picture for playback.
I currently have it running on Windows 10 with the Aver Software and I can watch and record HDTV coming from an HDMI splitter out of my IPTV Box.
There's only the current channel or DVR'd program outputting from that HDMI. I'd much rather use NPVR if it can be set up as I like the quality and features.
I'm having trouble understanding why nrecord.exe is the cause of some my unscheduled wakeup sources?
I have disabled, unticked the 'auto updated epg' in settings
I have no other wake timers on this npvr server including MS mtasks disabled
All other hardware power management settings are all off
So the question as I see it is why does nrecord think the server should be woken and so many times?
I've zipped the current wake-timer log and to be honest I don't fully understand that; 'expires' 17:59:00, then again 17:58:30, when one of those times are actually the 'scheduled start' time?
It's not the listed times in the log that seem to be the problem but the unknown/unscheduled times that's the issue here on/off, on/off?
Also zipped the event log showing multiple nrecord.exe wakeup source entries.
I guess I've missed something here yet again and don't recall having these problems with B1511 but then again I'm an oldman.
I've been using NPVR for several years with generally good results. However, after updating both my server and client to Win 10, I've had nothing but problems. I've read through several posts about these but haven't seen any solutions. Everything worked fairly well for four days, although I've never been able to get NPVR to load as it used to after a reboot and I've had multiple occasions with the recording stopping for no apparent reason. But tonight, after a reboot of my client, I can no longer connect with the server, getting "can't connect with db3" message. I went through this once before with Win 7 and finally got it to connect by using the ip address, but that's not working this time. My server name is Jim-pc so I've tried both that and the ip address with no luck. This is my client database share entry: \\192.168.1.4\C:\Users\Public\NPVR\. It's hard for me to think this is a network problem since I can use the client File Explorer to connect to the recorded and downloaded files on the server and have no problem watching them that way. The weather and internet radio add ons work but they obviously don't need the npvr.db3.
My son keeps trying to get me to move to Kodi and I'm beginning to wonder if I should try that, although I think you have to use NPVR for recording TV so I might have the same problem. I'm open to any suggestions as this is taking way more time than it should.