server running (236)

[phnman390]

  logs-20200423-0755.zip (Size: 1.11 MB / Downloads: 2) Hi, While server is running it constantly says {236} Unexpected error in HTTP input sourceystem.net.webeception:The remote server returned an error (403) forbidden.  I am a newbie and im guessing it is password issue but i recently unsed epg buddy 0.5.0.8 and removed it and used schedules direct assigning each channel individually which has been working out good I have included my logs. Also getting one other error {9} writer.close() did not complete in a timely fashion.

[mvallevand]

The write close error is "normal" but don't forget to click upload after clicking attach when sending the zipped logs.

Martin

[phnman390]

Just added sorry

[mvallevand]

You have an odd install with the apps on your K drive. Is that fixed disk?

The first problem I saw is that you were trying to play in progress recordings and it seems the server might not have been handling that well.

It was also trying multiple streams are you sure your provider allows more than one?

Martin

[phnman390]

K is a fixed disk for all the recording big disk, my provider allows 4 streams

[mvallevand]

Are any recordings or live tv working? NextPVR might be having an issue with multiple redirects.

Martin

[phnman390]

Shows recording when watching tv channel, and i had no sound weird this was working great the other day. Recordings seem to work

[phnman390]

Recording are jittery was getting this

[sub]

I'm guessing your IPTV provider is doing something non-standard with their redirects, or tokens, to try protecting their streams.

[sub]

Above you have some conflicting info. You indicate you're getting 403 errors (which makes me think you're not able to receive streams from your IPTV provider), but also indicate that recordings are jittery (which implies you are getting streams). Is it only some channels causing these 403 problems?

When it comes to jittery streams, NextPVR will in most circumstance just dump your IPTV providers streams straight to disk, without any transcoding, so it should be an exact copy whatever your IPTV provider is sending. There is some additional transcoding if you're viewing in the NextPVR web app, but if you're using another client like kodi etc, it'll be getting a copy of the source stream, with no modifications.