Adding Device (IPTV xtream codes) FAILS

[naffhouse]

Hello all,

I'm very intrigued with running my IPTV thru NextPVR.

I tried originally setting this up on my linux server using docker but I couldn't get it to work so I thought I'd try with Windows and unfortunately I'm having the same issue.

When I add a new IPTV device and enter my xtream codes and the url -- nextpvr goes thru it's paces and downloads all the channels etc, but then it shows all the channels in a very long list (over 2k channels), and if I scroll to the bottom and hit save, the window doesn't disappear, it just sits there -- almost as if it's not able to complete the transaction.

After some time passes, I just close out and then go back to the device page -- and my IPTV shows up with 2k channels, but when I click on it, it fails to load anything so I'm not able to map the channels etc.

I tried reviewing my logs first but I wasn't able to make anything from them.

I'd love to get this setup and running because I think it'll be incredible to have my IPTV accessed from my web browser!

Thank you all in advance.

[sub]

I can see you've got database lock issues in your database.

Since you're early on - I'd try the nuclear approach. Delete the c:\users\public\npvr-data\npvr.db3 file. then reboot. (you may also need to reboot before being able to delete that file, but definitely reboot after deleting the file)

After you're back up, you'll need to import your IPTV channels again. This time around, after importing the channels (before clicking 'Save'), click the 'filter by channel group' button, and untick 'select all'. Then I suggest only manually ticking 20-30 channels, and hit save. Do these channels make it in there, and behave well?

Some machines, particularly slower ones, don't like having thousands of channels, so I'm suggesting avoiding this, and only ticking the channels you're really going to use. No point in having thousands of channels if you're not going to use them, and they slow everything down etc.