NPVR Scanning DRI Devices

[mikeh49]

I see this in the NPVR log for my test box running 4.0.4:

2018-01-26 13:46:15.234 [DEBUG][17] Scanning DRI devices
2018-01-26 13:46:15.244 [DEBUG][17] Device: PogoP21 *
2018-01-26 13:46:15.244 [DEBUG][17] Adding DRI interface: urn:upnp-orgerviceId:AVTransport (urnchemas-upnp-orgervice:AVTransport:1)
2018-01-26 13:46:15.304 [DEBUG][17] Failed to find capture source (PogoP21) in the 8 items
2018-01-26 13:46:21.361 [DEBUG][1] Client about to request renewal of handle: 1C0008
2018-01-26 13:46:24.689 [DEBUG][17] Scanning DRI devices
2018-01-26 13:46:24.705 [DEBUG][17] Device: PogoMobile *
2018-01-26 13:46:24.705 [DEBUG][17] Adding DRI interface: urn:upnp-orgerviceId:RenderingControl (urnchemas-upnp-orgervice:RenderingControl:1)
2018-01-26 13:46:24.755 [DEBUG][17] Failed to find capture source (PogoMobile) in the 8 items

PogoP21 and PogoMobile are audio players on my network that are served by Logitech Media Server running on another Pogoplug. I don't have a need for NPVR to interface with these devices (that I know of) and the log is full of these messages. I have not noticed this on my main box running 3.9.2. Is there a way to stop this?

Thanks.

[mvallevand]

There is a config.xml setting if you don't use CableCard to turn off DRI support. I think DRI is only enabled for the US so I can't confirm that this works.

Martin

[mikeh49]

Well I have a Prime tuner with Cable Card, so that's the deal. And needed? BTW, what does DRI mean?

[sub]

DRI devices are basically network cablecard tuners that are meant to be discovered using UPNP. The only significant DRI devices on the market are the Ceton ones (there is a few others, but nothing common). As mentioned above, this DRI device scan is only enabled in the US, since that's the only place these devices exist.

The HDHR Prime devices use a different approach, so don't need DRI support to be enabled.

You can safely set <EnableDRISupport>false</EnableDRISupport> if you don't have a Ceton device.

[mikeh49]

Great, thanks. I'll give it a try and only report back if there's something interesting to say.