I have just replaced a 42" LCD with a 55" LCD TV & now the picture on Standard Definition Channels is distorted. The image at the centre of the screen appears ok but the image at the edge of the screen is widened or stretched out it is particularly noticeable when the camera pans to follow movement or zooms in or out. The problem appears to be restricted to SD channels only.
The SD picture is fine using the TVs native tuner.
Simple situation: I am using a indoor DVB-T antenna. Now I've learned that the building has a roof antenna and I now have a connection to it (very long story, involving lying building administrators, previous owners that removed cables and wallboxes, resulting in us having to break open walls after full renovation). Unfortunately, it is in the wrong side of the room: not where my tuners are, and doors on either sides.
Ideal solution would be to pull a cable from there to where the tuners are. But I'm just a few years after renovations and am looking future renovations when the radiators will be changed. So is there anyway around it that does not involve breaking open walls? (transmitters over powerline, flat cables that might be used, ...)
(indoor antenna works, but does not always have ideal signal)
Windows 10
NextPVR 3.6.6
Ceton InfiniTV 6 ETH
Kodi 15.2
All,
Every time I reboot my [Windows 10] machine, I must Stop the NPVR Service and then Start the NPVR Service before I can tune to any channels. Every time I start the service (after getting the "stopped" popup), I get the following error.
Quote:Unable to start service: System.ServiceProcess.TimeoutException: Time out has
expired and the operation has not been completed.
at
System.ServiceProcess.ServiceController.WaitForStatus(ServiceControllerStatus
desiredStatus, TimeSpan timeout)
at NCtrl.Program.Main(String[] args)
1. Would it be possible to control the SmartTV SLEEP function
within this app?
2. The other night our Internet service was down but my home
network worked fine. The SmartTv would not let me startup
the NextPVR app because there was no Internet access!
Can this be fixed? I used my MediaMVP in the meantime.
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).