2012-07-16, 07:58 AM
NPVR has been running sweetly for a couple of years or so, where I used Task Scheduler to wake my computer from Sleep, run a batch file to run EPG Collector and then NPVR EPG updater, then put my computer back to sleep. I've just reformatted my hard drive and reinstalled NPVR and EPG Collector but cannot get the scheduled update to work. If I run the batch file directly it all works properly but if I use Task Scheduler to trigger it then the process stops with an error while EPG Collector is accessing its ini file.
I had the same problem when I originally installed this a couple of years ago. I thought I had determined that the cause was that Task Scheduler is very picky about having file paths written in full and all files in the chain being given full permissions. I also improved it by ticking 'Run with highest privileges'. I spent many hours trying to get it working originally and don't have the time to do so this time.
What other ways do users achieve this EPG update bearing in mind that I want to wake and sleep the computer and I must use a 3rd party utility to get the EPG data?
Cheers.
I had the same problem when I originally installed this a couple of years ago. I thought I had determined that the cause was that Task Scheduler is very picky about having file paths written in full and all files in the chain being given full permissions. I also improved it by ticking 'Run with highest privileges'. I spent many hours trying to get it working originally and don't have the time to do so this time.
What other ways do users achieve this EPG update bearing in mind that I want to wake and sleep the computer and I must use a 3rd party utility to get the EPG data?
Cheers.
Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-2200, Intel C2D E8400; 4GB RAM; ASUS EN9400GT SILENT 512MB; Windows 10 Home 64 Bit; NPVR + EPG Collector. TVersity; Sony Smart TVs; Xtreamer Sidewinders. TV source: DVB-T