Install issue

[shspvr]

I don't remember having to install this on Ubuntu 18.04, but it's possible it's changed in 19.04. I'll check a clean install a little later, and add an "apt install …" to the list.

As I mentioned when I first let people know about v5 (when I posted looking for testers), NextPVR v5 was going to be about providing the backend recording service and web server. The traditional nextpvr.exe UI is still available for Windows users. That said... you can get the traditional UI on Linux and Mac with the nlite client though.

There is a replacement UI coming at some stage, but that will be later, and I'm not sure what platforms it'll be available on.

You want get 19.04 or PoP_OS it run really nice vs 18.04

Did you try the 'us-ATSC-center-frequencies-8VSB' option instead?

Yes that what used under Kaffeine but with NPVR it come back blank the us-ID-Boise give 4 channel (8 thru 8.4)

[sub]

Did you try that command:

./DeviceHostLinux -device:adapter0 -type:ATSC -parent:0 -scan:/usr/share/dvb/atsc/us-ATSC-center-frequencies-8VSB

[shspvr]

@shspvr I know you don't like Kodi UI but there is an addon for Kodi called knewc that you can configure to autostart the NextPVR UI and you won't really know you are running Kodi.

Martin

You right about that part but I'm refer to is server side of things enable auto run, setup config things, the NPVR Web UI will do I give a big Thumbs up.

[sub]

You right about that part but I'm refer to is server side of things enable auto run, setup config things, the NPVR Web UI do in I give a big Thumbs up.

That type of setup is done in the web app now. There is no intention to provide a GUI version of setup and configuration (and you can't even do it in nextpvr.exe on Windows any more). That stuff, particularly given it needs to be cross platform, is much better suited to being done in a web app.

[shspvr]

Did you try that command:

./DeviceHostLinux -device:adapter0 -type:ATSC -parent:0 -scan:/usr/share/dvb/atsc/us-ATSC-center-frequencies-8VSB

shspvr@pop-os:~/NPVR$ ./DeviceHostLinux -device:adapter0 -type:ATSC -parent:0 -scan:/usr/share/dvb/atsc/us-ATSC-center-frequencies-8VSB
13:51:24:109 [DEBUG] Scanning from /usr/share/dvb/atsc/us-ATSC-center-frequencies-8VSB
13:51:24:109 [DEBUG] Channel config will be saved to /home/shspvr/NPVR-data/adapter0-ATSC-channels.conf
13:51:24:214 [DEBUG] >>> Scanning 57028615
(0x00)
(0x00)
(0x00) Signal= -63.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -63.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -63.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -63.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -63.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -60.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -60.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -60.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -60.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -60.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -60.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -60.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -60.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -60.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -63.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -63.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -63.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -63.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -62.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -61.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -61.00dBm
(0x00) Signal= -61.00dBm
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

That all I get

[shspvr]

That type of setup is done in the web app now. There is no intention to provide a GUI version of setup and configuration (and you can't even do it in nextpvr.exe on Windows any more). That stuff, particularly given it needs to be cross platform, is much better suited to being done in a web app.

That cool I don't mine it that way after all other are that way too

[sub]

Do you have dvbv5-scan on your system? If not you might need to do 'apt install dvb-tools' to get it.

Try running:
dvbv5-scan /usr/share/dvb/atsc/us-ATSC-center-frequencies-8VSB

[shspvr]

Do you have dvbv5-scan on your system? If not you might need to do 'apt install dvb-tools' to get it.

Try running:
dvbv5-scan /usr/share/dvb/atsc/us-ATSC-center-frequencies-8VSB

It wasn't install but I did install it see the atsc.txt

[sub]

So that didn't find any channels? Odd. Does using us-ATSC-center-frequencies-8VSB-062009 make any difference?

dvbv5-scan /usr/share/dvb/atsc/us-ATSC-center-frequencies-8VSB-062009

[sub]

BTW, what device is it?