Tuner No Longer Available

[sub]

Is this XBMC on Windows or something else?

[macrho]

I'm running openELEC 3.0RC4 on an XTreamer Ultra2 (the ultra xtreamer version)

I have an ASRock Vision 3D that is running NextPVR (it's Windows 7, 32-bit)

I just rebooted the Xtreamer box and am getting tuner not available again

I create the XBMC logs by SSH'ing into the Xtreamer and running "createlog"

I then go to my openELEC share on my ASRock and navigate to the "logfiles" share

From there I take the most recent zip file and grab 01_XMBC.log and put in my Logs folder

On the ASrock, I next go to: C:\Users\Public\NPVR\Logs and take nvpr.log, nrecord.log and web.log and add them to my Logs folder

I then zip up my logs folder and attach

[Dark_Slayer]

VDPAU acceleration

OpenELEC or XBMCbuntu? Answered that already

Stopping playback and attempting to tune a different station requires a "wait" time of unknown duration during which "Tuner not available" notifications are returned (as described by macrho)

The issue (above) I described is from within Windows. I have the wait to timeout set at 20s, but something appears to "hold" the Prime's tuner even after the light is out. For now we just never issue a stop during playback unless we are going to watch a recording or stored video.

[sub]

I'm running openELEC 3.0RC4 on an XTreamer Ultra2 (the ultra xtreamer version)

I have an ASRock Vision 3D that is running NextPVR (it's Windows 7, 32-bit)

Do you also have XBMC on the ASRock? If so, do you get the same behaviour from there?

I create the XBMC logs by SSH'ing into the Xtreamer and running "createlog"

I then go to my openELEC share on my ASRock and navigate to the "logfiles" share

From there I take the most recent zip file and grab 01_XMBC.log and put in my Logs folder

On the ASrock, I next go to: C:\Users\Public\NPVR\Logs and take nvpr.log, nrecord.log and web.log and add them to my Logs folder

I then zip up my logs folder and attach

Do you have debug logging turned enabled on the XBMC client? I'm not seeing of the NextPVR debug messages in your xbmc.log file.

[mvallevand]

Until xbmc's on-the fly stream demuxing (especially on linux) is improved, I am not sure that this even an NextPVR problem. My openelec and rpi boxes do not handle a switch when the mpeg characteristics change. I think timeshifting causes more harm than good if you must change channels witch going back to the list.

Martin

[sub]

Until xbmc's on-the fly stream demuxing (especially on linux) is improved, I am not sure that this even an NextPVR problem. My openelec and rpi boxes do not handle a switch when the mpeg characteristics change.

This has crossed my mind too, and was part of the reason why I asked if he's also got XBMC on his Windows box - not that XBMC is much better with TS playback on Windows....

[macrho]

Do you also have XBMC on the ASRock? If so, do you get the same behaviour from there?

The ASrock simply is used for scraping (themetabrowser) and serving up TV (nextpvr). I haven't tried nextpvr on a Windows box ( was hoping to use openELEC on these small boxes)

Do you have debug logging turned enabled on the XBMC client? I'm not seeing of the NextPVR debug messages in your xbmc.log file.

I just turned logging on and got the tuner not available <attached>

[sub]

Can you post the match nrecord.log/web.log?

[sub]

I'm still not seeing the NextPVR addon logging that is present in everyone else's xbmc.log files.

[sub]

Can you try it in XBMC on your ASRock? If anything, it might get me the logging I'm looking for.