Certain channels don't give any video or audio (though audio isn't working for any at the moment). If I enable CC I get some CC but it's kind of broken up and mostly unintelligible.. I think it may be because the channels are write protected or something? Just want to verify that this is likely the case before I switch back to WMC. The basic channels like 1-12 or so work for video. I think audio is just a matter of setting up decoders but I'm not worried about it if video is only going to work for 12 channels.
I'm currently testing this new set up on an older Dell with Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. I have a Ceton InfiniTV 6 Eth that feeds through a Cisco Tuning Adapter.
Hopefully this is enough information to provide an answer. This is my first post and I only briefly skimmed the sticky. I did at least attach a log file.
I have two tuners on the same usb device. They come up with the same channels on there scans. The built-in guide and the Newa web guide show the duplicate channels but there is no indication to which tuner they are attached. In order to record two shows concurrently I need to be on different tuners. I've tried to give the channels on one tuner slightly different names and map them to the same guide channel that the first channels go to. That doesn't work. The built in guide list them but without programming. The web newa guide does not include them. In the batch mapping function I gave them the same name as on the first tuner but changed the channel number so I could recognize it in the guide and kept it mapped to the channel name which is the same as it real name. The built in guide shows the altered Channel number but no programming.The web newa guide does not show the altered channel. The guide information is xmltv provided by Zapit. Has any one found a way to indicate in the guide which stations with the same channel numbersand names are on different tuners
I had everything working correctly on Windows 7, but can't get NextPVR to work properly with Kodi on a fresh install of Windows 10. Use a Hauppauge 2210 TV Tuner card, and channels are setup and play correctly on WinTV 8. Installed NextPVR backend and scanned for channels, tried with and without "scan offsets" box ticked. Channels are setup correctly and play correctly on NextPVR on the computer either way.
On Kodi, channels are displayed incorrectly - some are duplicated and others aren't there at all. IE: Channel 8 and 9 say they're the Food Channel and Channel 9, but they're both the Food Channel. ABC also is on 2 different channels, where 1 should be something else.
I've rescanned several times on both WinTV and NextPVR server - and same thing over and over - work fine on computer/server, but wrong on Kodi. Any ideas on what the problem is or how to correct it? Thanks!
I currently use a Rii mini Wireless Keyboard for X-Newa on a RPi2. All OK so far for simple navigation, but I was hoping to get time skips forward or back. I tried <time> <Ctrl> <arrow> as per the http://www.nextpvr.com/nwiki/pmwiki.php?...dReference but it does not seem to work.
I see here some references to a keymap.xml which should go in the /storage/.kodi/userdata/keymaps on the Raspberry Pi (openElec). The syntax is here http://kodi.wiki/view/Keymap
Is this keymap.xml file something I need to make skips work?
I also see reference to a remote.xml file? If not keymap.xml, is it this I should be using?
If so does someone have a keymap.xml or a remote.xml file that can let me issue time skips commands form the keyboard?
I'm running a HomeRun3 twin-tuner with Windows 10.
I have installed NPVR but am having problems with:
1. When I go to scan my two DVB-T tuners, they only pick up approx. half of the available FreeToAir channels in my area. One picks up 6 channels, the other picks up 16, including the perviously mentioned six.; and,
2. If I try watch Live TV on NPVR I have no picture. I checked the Decoders, but the MPEG2 Video Decoder is disabled, with no alternative. The H.264 Video Decoder has automatically set itself to the Microsoft DTV-DVD Video Decoder.
Interesting situation here. I ran WMC for years with two AverMedia H837 usb tuners - which I thought were single tuners. MCE only allowed me to record 1 channel on each tuner - two total. For the past 6 months I've been using NPVR and Kodi as a replacement for MCE. One of my AverMedia USB tuners died, so I replaced it with a Hauppauge Dual Channel USB tuner. A slight upgrade, now I'd be able to record 3 shows at once. Or so I thought...until I was testing out the configuration and managed to record 8 shows at once. Well, it appears my AverMedia USB tuner is really two tuners, which when added to the Hauppauge tuner should make 4 tuners. So, how did I manage 8 recordings? I think I have an idea - it appears you record a channel and it's sub-channels (ie, 5, 5.1 and 5.2) and NPVR somehow treats it as one tunner/channel. Is this right?
We're looking to add a TV in the house and will need an NMT to go with it. We're not sure what to buy. We currently have two PCH A100's in use with two TVs and want the same kind of capability on the new TV.
What hardware are folks buying now? We haven't needed to buy any clients since we purchased the A100s years ago.
I managed to get PlayOn set up on my Roku, and adjusted it to read my local NPVR folder, and I can now stream my recordings to my Roku. But whenever I fast forward via my Roku (using PlayOn app), the streaming pauses for a minute, and then it jumps out of play mode to where I can select a show to watch. Has anyone else had trouble fast forwarding in this way?
All recording stopped on my NextPVR as of 2/10/2016. There are a bunch of Pending recordings from 2/10 and since (today is 2/20), but I don't see how to update/refresh and get things started again.
I am posting my event log in the hope somebody can help me get recordings started again.
