Video breaking up and audo broken
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2018-05-22, 01:17 AM
The times in your logs do not match at all. I do see the NextPVR/Kodi timeshift bug log messages which I know reqiures a service restart to get Kodi working again but the cause isn't clear. It is odd that NextPVR is trying multi-rec on an http stream that is returning 403. the bigger problem is that the IPTV provider is giving you that 403 in the first place.
Martin
2018-05-22, 01:27 AM
Ok, what do you think i need to do?
Thank you Bruce
2018-05-22, 01:42 AM
Make sure that you are using valid IPTV URL's and that time on all your boxes are set correctly for future logging. If the URL's work inother apps you need sub's help.
Martin
2018-05-22, 01:56 AM
The url's work on other apps.
2018-05-22, 08:28 PM
(This post was last modified: 2018-05-24, 12:20 AM by Brucek2839.)
Just froze again. Enclosed are the logs. I also noticed that in the status window Nextpvr does not always release a IPTV channel. The channels just keep adding up in the status window.
Hope this helps. Thank you, P.s I set up a second Nextpvr to use as a client and cannot get it to talk to the Nextpvr server. The server is on a win 10 machine with a static IP address. The client is on a win 7 machine. I used all default folders when installing both the server and client. Please Help. Thank you,
2018-05-22, 08:36 PM
Brucek2839 Wrote:Ok, I am running the server on a win 10 machine. I am using a static IP address for the server. I cannot seem to figure out how to set up the client to talk to the server. The client is on a win 7 machine. I hope you can help me with this.On the Settings->Devices screen, you need to tick the 'Act as client PC' check box, and enter the ip address of the server, and the share name you can used to find the npvr.db3 file on the server.
2018-05-22, 08:45 PM
thank you
2018-05-23, 01:49 AM
Ok, I did all this. My server is on 192.168.1.77. Then I input for database share I put C:\Users\Public\NPVR which is from the server. It does not seem to work. What am I doing wrong?
2018-05-23, 06:46 AM
It sounds like you haven't setup a share correctly on the server. Usually on the client the database share would be something like \\server\sharename and if you enter that same path into Windows Explorer on the client machine, you should see the files on the server, including the npvr.db3.
ie, the client needs to be able to open the npvr.db3 file, and you're telling it where to find it with this setting.
2018-05-23, 09:02 AM
Are you talking about Microsoft network share? https://pureinfotech.com/setup-network-f...indows-10/
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