NextEnd Docker Install

[mvallevand]

You run cat in /config/Plugins/NextEnd You can also open the json file in Windows explorer with notepad etc. sed won't correct a bad initial use.

You are correct NextEnd.deps.json is not in /app since it is supposed to be in /config/Plugins/NextEnd

Martin

[Mark-McG]

You run cat in /config/Plugins/NextEnd You can also open the json file in Windows explorer with notepad etc.  sed won't correct a bad initial use.

You are correct NextEnd.deps.json is not in /app since it is supposed to be in /config/Plugins/NextEnd

Martin

Output attached after running in correct location.

Put in .txt due to size

[mvallevand]

Attachments must be zipped.

Martin

[Mark-McG]

Attachments must be zipped.

Martin

Not doing very well am I... lol

[mvallevand]

As I expected you used the Linux command version of sed first not Docker

"path": "/opt/nextpvr/system/",

Start with a fresh file or global search and replace /opt/nextpvr/system with /app in notepad and see if that helps.

Martin

[Mark-McG]

As I expected you used the Linux command version of sed first not Docker

"path": "/opt/nextpvr/system/",

Start with a fresh file or global search and replace /opt/nextpvr/system  with /app in notepad and see if that helps.

Martin

Thank you for helping me find this issue. I hadnt even realised I did that... Will get on it

[mvallevand]

This thread shows why I don't normally help with ffmpeg, scripts etc. Plus sometimes I give typos which doesn't help anyone.

You still are on your own getting the script created and working. You want to use option 1. To test it wil be

/config/scripts/ParallelProcessing.sh 1 2 1234 and it should show not a recording

Martin

[Mark-McG]

This thread shows why I don't normally help with ffmpeg, scripts etc.

You still are on your own getting the script created and working. You want to use option 1.  To test it wil be

/config/scripts/ParallelProcessing.sh  1 2 1234 and it should show the same as the test command

Martin

I totally understand why you dont help with these issues regularly. I would just add that I have learned a lot trying different things and generally playing around with the docker terminal. I really appreciate you taking the time to help and I hope in the future I can help others on this forum to deal with issues the way you and Sub have helped me. 

I love NextPVR, have donated and will continue to donate. Its an excellent project and folks like yourself who take the time to help and teach are what makes a community great. Thanks again!

I now have an output which looks like the one you showed earlier, so that seems like Im heading in the right direction!

NEXTPVR_INSTALLDIR /config/Plugins/NextEnd/
NEXTPVR_DATADIR /app/data/
NEXTPVR_DATADIR_USERDATA /config/
OID 1234 not found

[mvallevand]

Yes you are on the way now.

The ultimate test after the ParallelProcessing.sh script test above will be to run http://ip:8866/service?method=recording....er=pending, find the id of the upcoming race and use that id instead of 1234 You should see it start to find the race time and loop, then use Ctrl-C to exit that test. Then we will know if I got the GBR lineup info right.

Martin

[Mark-McG]

Yes you are on the way now.

The ultimate test after the ParallelProcessing.sh script test above will  be to run http://ip:8866/service?method=recording....er=pending, find the id of the upcoming race and use that id instead of 1234  You should see it start to find the race time and loop, then use  Ctrl-C to exit that test.  Then we will know if I got the GBR lineup info right.

Martin

Hi Martin,

Haven't quite digested formatting the script syntax so tried the above as I know the command and can test more easily.

I found the Italian Grand Prix race entry and got a code which I think must be the SD ID, 7500.

However when I run the command with that number I get the error, OID 7500 not found

Could that be a lineup issue on your end?