2020-01-12, 08:08 PM
I am working on a raspberry pi 24/7 NextPVR v5 server, and I think I have everything set up and working. My tuner is a networked HDHomeRun Connect Quatro, Model: HDHR5-4US.
I have a Windows NextPVR v4 server set up with the same recording schedule and configuration.
The first time I set up a scheduled recording on the raspi, it failed with:
Now since my Windows NextPVR v4 server is set up to run at the same time, I suspect they both tried to get tuner 0 and the raspi lost the race.
However, what I was expecting to have happened was the raspi would see that tuner 0 was in use and try tuner 1 instead. Both servers are time-synced so a race condition seems possible, but if the device fails to lock a signal is there some reason it doesn't try the next device?
I set up the raspi to use the opposite tuner order, starting with 3 and working down to 0, and that seems to be working. I'm just a little concerned that with four tuners available a recording failed and want to understand any limitations with sharing the tuner.
Thanks!
I have a Windows NextPVR v4 server set up with the same recording schedule and configuration.
The first time I set up a scheduled recording on the raspi, it failed with:
Code:
Recording Error: No errors, but no data delivered. This is usually because the device failed to lock a signal.
Now since my Windows NextPVR v4 server is set up to run at the same time, I suspect they both tried to get tuner 0 and the raspi lost the race.
However, what I was expecting to have happened was the raspi would see that tuner 0 was in use and try tuner 1 instead. Both servers are time-synced so a race condition seems possible, but if the device fails to lock a signal is there some reason it doesn't try the next device?
I set up the raspi to use the opposite tuner order, starting with 3 and working down to 0, and that seems to be working. I'm just a little concerned that with four tuners available a recording failed and want to understand any limitations with sharing the tuner.
Thanks!