Closed Captions on my recordings do not show up when played in Windows Media player/center.
They show up fine on the pvr player and Wintv 8 player. I have the latest Next pvr version. Should
I use a different Video renderer (using VMR9) or a different MPEG2 decoders (using Microsoft DVT-DVD)?
This isn't a major problem, love the program .
Greg

I have a 2 TV setup using 2 computers. One computer(PC 1) has NextPVR installed on it and Kodi. The other PC (2) has Kodi and is running the NextPVR client pointing to the IP address of PC 1. Every thing on PC 1 is working fine. On PC2, there is 1 channel - Showtime, that is highly pixelated and blotchy. This is true if live TV or a recording. If you watch a recording on PC 2 using Cyberlink Power DVD14 it has the image problem. If I watch the recording using VLC everything is great. This PC 2 had NextPVR installed on it and I had registered Power DVD14 on this machine. I have uninstalled NextPVR and am using the client. I am running windows 10 on both machines. Any ideas? I am not sure if this is the correct place to ask.
Thanks
John

Getting web error Server Error in '/' Application when going to Episode Search then in search for phrase for example I type in Gold the click submit then I get error

Server Error in '/' Application.
Runtime Error
Description: An application error occurred on the server. The current custom error settings for this application prevent the details of the application error from being viewed remotely (for security reasons). It could, however, be viewed by browsers running on the local server machine.

Details: To enable the details of this specific error message to be viewable on remote machines, please create a <customErrors> tag within a "web.config" configuration file located in the root directory of the current web application. This <customErrors> tag should then have its "mode" attribute set to "Off".
<!-- Web.Config Configuration File -->

<configuration>
<system.web>
<customErrors mode="Off"/>
</system.web>
</configuration>

The web.log and the NPVP.log file does not log anything on this issue. The last log is from yesterday.
Current version is 3.6.6

Sub
Enclosed is updated ini file for Ridge Hill transmitter with the eight mux now transmitting.

[TERTYPE]
1=United Kingdom
2=Central - Ridge Hill

[DVB]
0=8
1=1,474200,0,0,8
2=2,482200,0,0,8
3=3,498000,0,0,8
4=4,506000,0,0,8
5=5,522000,0,0,8
6=6,530000,0,0,8
7=7,538000,0,0,8
8=8,562000,0,0,8

Added are:-
Offsets used on the two lowest frequencies
Second PSB2/MUX (West) on 538MHZ transmitting ITV West whereas the other one transmits ITV Central
Com7 H264 MUX on 562MHZ Recently added with HD and SD channels

Chris

Hi,

I installed NextPVR yesterday and am trying to get it to work. The first issue I have is that it is not picking up all channels. I live in the UK and use the Meridian/Midhurst transmitter. tracking it down the United Kingdom - Meridian - Midhurst.ini file contains:

First off, thanks in advance for any help provided.

I'm attempting to set up a replacement for WMC so that I can upgrade my media center desktop to Windows 10. Currently, it's running Windows 8.1.

I just setup version 3.6.6 for the first time, following instructions as shown at the following link (that includes the setup of MC2XML as described in the article, as well): http://www.techhive.com/article/2962313/...ws-10.html.

Upon completing the setup (the listings did fill in under TV Guide, for the record, if that helps) I clicked "Live TV," and after a few seconds, was given the message "Unable to communicate with the recording service." I then looked and saw that the recording service wasn't running. So, I clicked "Start NPVR Service" in the start menu and was given the following error message:

[ATTACHMENT NOT FOUND]

I haven't a clue how to interpret this. I did try turning off Windows Firewall, just to eliminate that possibility, but it didn't work. I also ensured that NextPVR and NRecord were given clearance in the firewall.

Log folder should be attached. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!

Can be there another look of TV Guide (vertical) like this ?
http://imgur.com/E8eayot (Image is faced left)

Hi, I am running NextPVR on Windows 7 x64 with this DCDTV350 DTMB (presented as a DVB-T device "USB 2875 Device").
I should state that I can open the device with VLC media player and view broadcasts successfully.
It does work with NextPVR too... sort of.

The problem with NextPVR is that it does not seem to switch the tuner frequency at all. First use of NextPVR on the device gets nothing on channel scan.
However, if I opened the device with VLC and let VLC set the tuner to a specific frequency with channels, NextPVR will then happily scan whatever channels on the frequency that VLC just used, but not the one set on manual scan with NextPVR.

By switching between NextPVR and VLC, I got the channels of two frequencies scanned within NextPVR. However I still need to open VLC to switch the frequency before getting NextPVR to open the correct channel (if I choose a channel on another frequency directly within NextPVR, it gets nothing.)

From `ndigitalhost-20.log`, these seems to be the key:

O.K., I've seen that many people have reported similar issues, some with resolutions. But, after a month of trying,

I cannot resolve my issue. So I've tested, and duplicated, and zipped my logs. Hopefully, someone will show me the error in my ways.

I'm running 3.6.6 on Win7-x64 Ultimate, using 3 Ceton PCI card(s) on multiple PC's, all using the unlocked SAF/LAV filters. At first I thought my issue was with decoders, but since fighting my way through many decoder issues, I am confident they are not. I've also tried many other filters/codecs from various products. It's really a shame that such a great product doesn't offer a standard/default for decoders instead of every new user plodding through the same experiences with decoders.

I can record any/all available channels without issue, but I cannot "WATCH" anything. When I attempt it, audio starts after about 5-7 seconds, followed by video for a split second (actually, just a flash). I can see in the log that NPVR starts the DRI, and assumes that everything is running normally, but it isn't.

I've seen other posts where users had Firewall issues, but I've verified that in my case does not. I've disabled the firewall, and validated the exceptions, and run wide open (no User Account Control), just to be sure. And, as stated above, I can record and play ANY/ALL programs. So I doubt that I have a security/access issue. If someone can inform me as to what directory is used for live watching, I'll do some more validating. Perhaps someone can tell me where NPVR places the captured video so that I may verify that folders security as well.

In the following test, I attempted to "WATCH" a CNN program "NEW DAY SATURDAY" (chan-1215) at 6:26am today (Saturday), and the attempt was stopped at 6:30am. The logs are attached.

I am using NextPVR as a PVR service for Kodi. I am having an issue that I have yet to be able to figure out. When watching live TV via Kodi or NextPVR, the tuner will become unavailable after some time. In addition, the recording service will hang and the webserver cannot be accessed. It also occurs when NextPVR is recording shows in the background. The result is partially recorded shows. When this occurs, I can still watch TV via the HDHomerun View application. I can also access the TV tuners on the network. It appears to be an issue isolated to NextPVR. The only way to restore full functionality is to reboot the computer. After this, I can watch TV, record shows, and access the webserver without issue. I have also noticed that when this occurs, the NextPVR program and the taskbar icon will both randomly hang and crash. I have attached the logs that should be required. Here are the specs of the system that are relevant:

NextPVR version: 3.6.6
Kodi version: 16
OS: Windows 10 Pro
TV tuners:
HDHomerun Prime (latest firmware)
HDHomerun Extend (latest firmware)

Thanks in advance for any help!