Are you using the PIP function in NPVR?

[Reddwarf]

How many of you are using the Picture-In-Picture function in NPVR?

[martint123]

Could use another option:-

o Can't use it.

As in - server is headless and remote, viewers use clients only.

[Reddwarf]

Could use another option:-

o Can't use it.

As in - server is headless and remote, viewers use clients only.

I'v never tried using pip on clients, does it not work?

[sub]

NextPVR clients can user it, but not XBMC or webclients.

[Reddwarf]

NextPVR clients can user it, but not XBMC or webclients.

But that's the client's restriction, not npvr's

[pcostanza]

I rarely think about it but there are times when I do find it useful.

[johnsonx42]

I use it mostly for football. NFL I mean.

[mvallevand]

PIP for sports is last decade. My hometown 'Sens clinched this afternoon and I need to follow lots of action on NHL Gamecentre tonight

For this poll I don't find the NextPVR client stable enough over wifi to play one channel live tv (it's fine wired) which is why I switched to Kodi, PIP would only make the problem worse. I use multiple Kodi sessions from NextPVR and rather then PIP I prefer muti-monitor, or laptop, tablet and monitor.

Martin

[Reddwarf]

Yeah, I also find client over WiFi a little shaky. I have Kodi installed on my linux laptop but haven't used it very much so I can't vouch for its stability.

[psycik]

I tend to stick nextpvr on a laptop and run the tv on something else if I need PIP