NLite live tv

[artmetz]

sub,
Probably irrelevant, but I can watch live TV via the guide while the recording is in progress (same program).
Art

[sub]

If I try to play a live recording from NLite (client machine), I get a blank screen. The progress bar appears, then disappears on timeout. I can still exit the playback from NLite.

I've just checked this here, and it seems to play an in-progress recording ok.

Can you try creating a c:\temp, and set these registry settings in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\NPVR:

LogDemuxFileOps=1 (DWORD)
LogDemux=1 (DWORD)

then reproduce the problem, post the nlite.log, and the couple of logs from c:\temp (demux.txt and file.txt)

[artmetz]

Here you go.

[mvallevand]

Here are mine, I also again included reader-automap since that shows it screw up best.

Martin

[artmetz]

I accidentally hit play on a OTA recording in progress and it worked. I tried a second one that was also in progress and it shows a blank screen. Both are over the air, same quad tuner.
I restarted NLite and reproduced it to minimize the logging.

First, tried one that doesn't work:
CBS Evening News With Norah O'Donnell
Then the recording that works:
News at 5

Hope this helps.
Art

[artmetz]

Another example.
Blank screen:
The Conners
works:
Chicago Fire

Art

[artmetz]

I've replaced my antenna as it was damaged and rescanned the channels. (Don't think this was related)

I tried playing a recording in progress from the server (which I rarely use) and it works. (Pet Vet Dream Team)
From the client, the progress bar appears briefly like it should, but the screen is blank.

Art

[sub]

Lets have another try collecting those more detailed logs I need to look at this. The instructions were:

Can you try creating a c:\temp, and set these registry settings in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\NPVR:

LogDemuxFileOps=1 (DWORD)
LogDemux=1 (DWORD)

then reproduce the problem, post the nlite.log, and the couple of logs from c:\temp (demux.txt and file.txt)

Ideally collect the logs without doing too much, so that I don't end up with massive logs. ie, start a recordings, then try watching it, confirm it has the issue then zip up the logs immediately and post them.

[sub]

I should note, you'll also want to remove those registry settings after collecting the logs, because they'll very quickly fill your hard drive with logging.

[sub]

Checking here, in-progress recordings are playing, giving both audio and video, but I can see an issue with skipping, which I'm looking into.