I followed the directions using the .deb file and --install-recommends switch. The web interface showed my Device as ATSC LocalRecorder(adapter0)(unavailable). Even so, it let me Scan Channels and Save them. However tuning to any of them shows a red error message "Failed to start requested stream."
I removed nextpvr-helper (without autoremoving dtv-scan-tables dvb-tools and hdhomerun-config), then reinstalled. Now my Device appeared without the (unavailable) next to it, and could tune to channels this time.
After restarting the PC, I got the red "Failed to start requested stream" error message again. NextPVR will survive a logoff, but it won't survive a reboot. To make it work I must remove and reinstall every time.
Manually updated the EPG and allowed it to complete without interruption, but nothing showed up in TV Guide. The Closed Captions and Gear icons didn't work in the player, but I could right-click and enable Show Controls and successfully turned on that CC button only after full-screening with my fonts enlarged to 200%. Otherwise it'd be blocked behind the popup player controls.
Running Linux Mint 19.3, with Hauppauge WinTV HVR-1800.
I tried using generic kernel(s) from Ubuntu, and both the standard and HWE kernel versions from the Hauppauge PPA with identical results.
Any ideas?
-borph
I removed nextpvr-helper (without autoremoving dtv-scan-tables dvb-tools and hdhomerun-config), then reinstalled. Now my Device appeared without the (unavailable) next to it, and could tune to channels this time.
After restarting the PC, I got the red "Failed to start requested stream" error message again. NextPVR will survive a logoff, but it won't survive a reboot. To make it work I must remove and reinstall every time.
Manually updated the EPG and allowed it to complete without interruption, but nothing showed up in TV Guide. The Closed Captions and Gear icons didn't work in the player, but I could right-click and enable Show Controls and successfully turned on that CC button only after full-screening with my fonts enlarged to 200%. Otherwise it'd be blocked behind the popup player controls.
Running Linux Mint 19.3, with Hauppauge WinTV HVR-1800.
I tried using generic kernel(s) from Ubuntu, and both the standard and HWE kernel versions from the Hauppauge PPA with identical results.
Any ideas?
-borph