2020-07-04, 03:33 PM
NextPVR latest version on Kubuntu (not Docker). Hauppage WinTV USB DVB stick
Issue: EPG is working but no genres are being recorded into database, and thence into the TV Guide.
The advanced search 'genre' dropdown is empty.
Same DVB stick using TVHeadend on a different system did find genres (from same transmitter EPG)
On another thread (sorting the EPG), Graham recommended the following:
Do an EPG update ... look in the nrecord.log to seee the frequency that the EPG data is coming from ... use the eval version of TScapture to grab a one minute FULL transport stream for a channel on the EPG frequency ... https://www.tscapture.com/ ... put the NextPVR logs, a copy of your database and the TScapture output on a cloud server and post a link.
TScapture is a windows utility as far as I can see - I am running nextPVR on a Kubuntu machine ....
TSDuck looks like it might do something similar on Linux but I am at the limits of my understanding the technical details of TV/video streams.
As an alternative - I could try TScapture with the DVB stick plugged into a Windows PC (or would I need NextPVR as well? doesn't look like it but would be good to know before I try), but will that still provide the information needed to analyse the problem on the Linux machine?
Any advice to take this next step would be helpful - TIA
Issue: EPG is working but no genres are being recorded into database, and thence into the TV Guide.
The advanced search 'genre' dropdown is empty.
Same DVB stick using TVHeadend on a different system did find genres (from same transmitter EPG)
On another thread (sorting the EPG), Graham recommended the following:
Do an EPG update ... look in the nrecord.log to seee the frequency that the EPG data is coming from ... use the eval version of TScapture to grab a one minute FULL transport stream for a channel on the EPG frequency ... https://www.tscapture.com/ ... put the NextPVR logs, a copy of your database and the TScapture output on a cloud server and post a link.
TScapture is a windows utility as far as I can see - I am running nextPVR on a Kubuntu machine ....
TSDuck looks like it might do something similar on Linux but I am at the limits of my understanding the technical details of TV/video streams.
As an alternative - I could try TScapture with the DVB stick plugged into a Windows PC (or would I need NextPVR as well? doesn't look like it but would be good to know before I try), but will that still provide the information needed to analyse the problem on the Linux machine?
Any advice to take this next step would be helpful - TIA