My mother board only has 2 PCIe slots ---- a single PCIe x16 Gen 2.0 slot (usually used for graphics cards ---- I do not, as I use the on-board graphics the few times I hook a monitor up --- the Box is solely used for streaming, therefore, have no need to hook a monitor up)
And the motherboard has a single PCIe X1 slot.
Now, I have 2 identical Avermedia M791-B's (both PCIe x1) and they both function fine --- however, I use both the slots for my cards --- both the PCIe x16 and the PCIe x1. However, no matter which card I put in that PCIe x16 slot, the output is broken, pixelated, ext ext.
Shouldn't a PCIe x1 card work in all the various PCIe configurations ? PCIe x1, 4, 8 and 16 ?
Is there a setting in the BIOS I have incorrect (irq (interrupt) off, perhaps) ? Is the on-board graphics perhaps interfering with the PCIe x16 (graphics) slot ? I do not see an option of shutting off the on-board video....I DO see a setting in which it prioritizes a given graphics option at startup, but no way to shut off the on-board video output.
I have 12 channels that work with my Tuner on Next PVR, I added a few premium channels to see whats playing throughout the day on those channels.
I pay for those premium channels through Verizon and usually access them using the Chrome launcher addon in Kodi.
Is there a way to modify the X-NEWA TV Guide to open those channels using the Addon Chrome Launcher? Is there a better way to add websites to my TV Guide I am overlooking?
Time Warner just made the switch over to all digital in my area and now I don't get any signal. I have basic cable and used to pick up the clearQAM signal with out any other equipment. I have a HVR-1600 tuner and the converter box is a DCI 401 TWC2. Also, how do I set up the IR blaster? Going antenna is not an option for me because I can't pick up an OTA signal.
i have NextPVR running 1080 into my Living room screen, all good there no issues with the PC / Res
Upstairs (connected via wifi n) is my little Raspberry Pi2, running Kodi, with the Next PVR add-on.
ITs working well, but i was wondering were / how to change / view the NextPVR video resolution for the Kodi box (its clearly not 1080 but was wondering what / where it was done).
Go to TV Guide around 20:28, I changed 911 to 1 min pre padding
Recording didn't start and looking at the status windows on the client didn't seems show SQ as recording
Change prepading of 911 to 2 min didn't start the recording
I cancel Marketplace and 911 started recording on another tuner then SQ
... but now the status window is displaying SQ as recording !!!!
The SQ recording was completed with 1 min padding, maybe it was still present in status windows, or didn't refresh at some point.
Looking at the log it seems that Nrecord was in a loop trying to find a tuner for 911 ... as if it didn't see it was the same channel as SQ !
Hi, with the advent of Windows 10 and its subscription model, and all the Windows malware (disguised as patches or "Security Updates") in Win 7 and Win 8 to upgrade to Win 10, I am moving as many of my machines as I can away from Windows XP and to Linux Mint. It is most similar to Ubuntu, with some Debian capability, and a heavy emphasis on a friendly user interface.
I am a Linux newb, but have been on a learning curve. I am currently using Oracle VirtualBox (contained in Mint repository) and Crossover (a more polished paid product from the developers of free Wine).
So the big question. Has anyone loaded the NextPVR onto Wine, Crossover, or an XP VirtualBox running within Linux? All are options. Also there are two different versions of the OS which I could use for that machine - x86 and x64. The switch to Linux for the host OS would mainly be to stay current on best practices and updates with an OS of my preference.
I would keep the XP machine running as long as I needed to, while I set up the Linux machine next to it. Also I am using a Hauppauge HD-PVR2 as the encoder and wish to keep it.
As I've been testing X-NEWA/Kodi on a RPi2 as well as added Kodi to my desktop, the client tab has automatically added the MAC Addresses (Local if Local) to the list of devices in the Clients Tab of the settings menu.
All well and good, BUT it seems like it keeps auto-adding the same Kodi devices, multiple times.
I keep deleting them out of the list but they seem to keep getting added :confused:. It's like groundhog day.
I think it happens when I turn off the devices and restart the, but why if they are already listed, are they re-added?
Im not verry pc savy or literate, but I previously had NextPVR working fine as backend and using Kdoi as frontend to watch and more specifically record tv in windows 7.
Since upgrading to windows 10 it seems NextPVR is having issues with not playing channels and generally not responding very well and freezing.
I am using the Sony Play TV box as my tuner with the Eye TV Diversity driver 3.15.00.00 which previously worked perfectly with windows 10.
I have tried uninstalling & reinstalling Next PVR (3.66), uninstalling & reinstalling the tuner hardware & driver, tried different decoders but nothing seems to resolve the issues.
I can occasionally get one or 2 channels clearly, but mostly bad reception and freezing whenever trying to watch a channel.
I have tried deleting all the channels and re-scanning too which hasn't helped (I have noticed with the last scans not all the channels are even being found, only about 13 out of 42?)
I have attempted to attach the log via the instructions, hoping someone can please help?