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[Ddodge13]

It looks like you database is corrupt. You'll likely need to delete your npvr.db3, so a new one is created, and setup your channels again.

If your c:\users\public\npvr\ recordings-backup.xml and recurring-back.xml files are valid, you should be able to reimport these after setting up your channels, to get your recordings back.

So I should just go into the same folder the log files are in and delete the npvr.dbr file?

[sub]

c:\users\public\npvr\npvr.db3.

I suspect nothing much can be recovered out of it, but you maybe just rename it npvr.old for now, rather than deleting it. When you start NextPVR, it'll create a new file.

[Ddodge13]

So I should just go to the same folder the logs are in and delete the npvr.db3 file?

[Ddodge13]

Whoops sorry about the double reply. Didn’t see the first one until after I posted the second one.

[Ddodge13]

There happens to be another file in that folder called npvr.db3.db3. Is that normal? Or should I delete that one also?

[Graham]

There happens to be another file in that folder called npvr.db3.db3. Is that normal? Or should I delete that one also?

NextPVR doesn't use that file ... but double check the name because there are .db3 files in the folder that NextPVR does need.

[Ddodge13]

Yes I found the .db3 file. I changed the name and re-set up my NextPVR application. All is good now. But there is still that other file .db3.db3. Do you think I should delete that file.

[sub]

You can delete it if you want. NextPVR isn't using a file of that name.

[Ddodge13]

Thank you for the help