Got asked to post this here instead of Emby site -
Some help would be appreciated to find my missing TV tuner. On Win 10 pro 64bit I have a Hauppauge DVB-S card installed in main PC, which has disappeared from Emby (see attached screenshot) and hence no TV guide. The card works fine using the Hauppauge app, including TV guide and NPVR also works fine, including TV guide. Think this is since the latest NPVR Emby plug-in update.
When I browse to the localhost:8866 I get this 'unable to write' thingy........
Attachments are logs (hopefully), images of no tuner appearing in Emby, error on navigating to '8866', and NPVR showing TV Guide working fine.
I was not able to watch Live TV with NextPVR, but it had been working fine previously. It turns out that the NextPvr Service had been stopped. Enabling it allowed TV to work again. But, what caused the service to be stopped in the first place?
I have just installed and configured NextPVR on my HTPC. I am using Kodi as the front end. I have to say that your software works great! I have tried three different PVR backends with my system and yours is the only one that works. Great job! Now to my question.
I have configured my system so that the computer wakes up to make scheduled recordings. This part is working great. However I have found that after the recording, the backend does not shut down the computer. Is there some setting for this, or is that functionality not programmed in?
I turned on my PC's this morning to be greeted with another Win10 upgrade. But this time, the upgrade was a complete re-install of the latest Win10 - quite extensive it was. Trashed a lot of my personal settings and hosed my htpc audio settings. Everything is back to normal now. Just wanted every1 to be aware of this upgrade - it is a complete overhaul, it will take time.
Issues noted: changed font sizes, changed file sharing settings, removed my realtek hdmi audio driver and replaced it with a feeble MS version went from 7.1 to 2.0, blah, change power scheme settings, re-enabled homegroups, removed cpuid, and of course left around 25 gb of install files and old OS system files on system drive.
I noticed that a few pending recordings suddenly disappeared (granted, I was doing some "upgrades" to the computer so imagine this has a tie in somehow). Anyway, I went to perform a manual EPG update and NextPVR crashed. After the sixth time, I decided that I certainly need some help. Can anyone give me a tip? Logs attached. Thanks in advance.
I see there are function keys for most of the home-screen menu items, but I didn't see any for the Search menu.
If none exists, has anyone come up with their own method? (not using NEWA or any other plugin, etc.)
Thanx.
I thought I would give the "Newbies" and some not so "Newbies" a helping hand with VideoRedo.
I nearly hung myself trying to get VRD to work. So I pieced this together so others wouldn't suffer as I did :o
I use VideoReDoTVSuite (VideoReDo3) but this "should" apply to later versions as well.
2. Move PsExec.exe to some location on your Path, I used "C:\Windows\System32"
3. Open a Command Prompt as Administrator
4. Enter the following (or cut and paste it) ..... psexec -accepteula -s -i cmd.exe ....
(the -accepteula seems to be needed or you will end up with a non 0 return code and VideoRedo will not run, in Windows 10 anyway )
5. Enter the following (or cut and paste it) ..... "C:\Program Files\VideoReDoTVSuite\VideoReDo3.exe"
(change this to suite your installation)
6. The VideoRedo Config Screen should appear, answer the prompts and close down VideoRedo.
7. Enter "EXIT" in the Command Windows (no don't enter the Quotes)
8. Cut and paste the following into a text file (Notepad is Good) and save as "vidredo.reg" ....
The important bit is the "QuietUsesSilentVideo"=dword:00000001
You may have to change "[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\DRD Systems\VideoReDo-TVSuite\Special]" to match your version
This is good for VideoReDo-TVSuite (look in the registry)
9. Double Click on the "vidredo.reg" file created in step 8 to add the entries to the registry
That's it you are finished
Attached is a .BAT file that can be scheduled to run by "Task Scheduler" or run from PostProcessing.bat
It will only process completed recordings, (it looks for the corresponding .xml for the recording)
generated by .... <StoreSeparateMetadataXml>true</StoreSeparateMetadataXml>
NOTE:- All recordings and their related xml files are stored in a single folder ...... NOT SUBFOLDERS
(I can not remember the config file setting for this ....... someone please help :o )
Got it ..... <AutoCreateFolders>false</AutoCreateFolders>
like
RECORDINGS (folder)
Rec1.ts
Rec1.xml
Rec2.ts
Rec2.xml
etc...
I have the location set so the time shows up correctly to me when I post something. Minutes ago I posted a message and it stated I did so at 10:03 am today. This was really done at 1803 on Friday the 13th. Is this a Friday the 13th joke?