In relation to the VHF band, I challenge you to tell me the name of a single public TV broadcast that broadcasts in this band in ATSC, DTMB, DVB-T/DVB-T2 and ISDB-T digital format anywhere in the world ( I obviously exclude military and industrial applications). Will not be able!
ATSC 2-13 are VHF https://git.linuxtv.org/dtv-scan-table…ies-8VSB-062009 and still active.
Martin
If the streams works in 10.0.1 but not 10.0.0 that would indicate that you are tackling the wrong problem. I would change the post to address the CEC "bug" that you are talking about.
Martin
lack of sparetime
No worries and it wasn't meant as a complaint, it is working well now. I appreciate what you did since some people do like NextPVR more than TVHeadend.
Martin
Why can't I use what was working perfectly before though?
Fair point, just saying there is no reason to discount it as not working just because there are many TVHeadend LE users and it is just as easy to install (some users say easier). I'd be glad to help you get it to work.
I disagree with the statement to simply ignore NextPVR since it is can easily be installed via a zip package that CvH started for us but unfortunately abandoned, as it is working quite well in my testing on LE and CE platforms. Alternately you can install using Docker but configuring /dev/dvb devices in Docker takes a bit more expertise and potentially more resources although on an x64 device I doubt that would be a concern.
Martin
You can't install a Matrix version of a pvr addon on Leia.
Martin
Depending on your profile it will be under /storage/.kodi/userdata/ the default would be in Database
Martin
What I do in development is when Kodi is stopped I delete EPG*.db and it gets recreated on startup. Maybe consider other things. IPTV works best with a stable provider but some users normalize their data with xteve. Reducing the channel list to the stations you actually watch is also going to help.
Martin
Yes the data from the URL would be stored in the database. With a lot of changes it can be very slow even on fast machines
Martin
Do you use an EPG with the changed m3u? Because of a change in Matrix where the EPG is saved in a database, any change in an EPG entry will cause a database rewrite and there can be many thousands of these updates. The most efficient way to deal with many changes is actually deleting the EPG database with Kodi stopped and let it recreate it from the new source.
Martin
Can't you use different destination directories? I know I get asked where to save.
Martin
I referred you back to NextPVR because you have a habit of leaving these threads dangling. If two threads deal with problems at 47 minutes they are linked no matter what you feel and as I posted on the Kodi forum I do not relate this problem to 720p. It certainly might be the addon or possibly LE the but this takes logs to investigate which you don't include.,
Sorry if I take defensive to your continued references to Krypton but were are working on Nexus now. Both the server and Kodi API's have changed completely, and there is no going back. My involvment
Thanks for the kind words and I have adjusted my attitude by changing my user block lists.
Martin
For problem #1 I've already told you the timeshift logic has changed https://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php…56141#pid556141 I am not sure why you don't get it and keep asking this question. Did you follow my suggestion here https://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php…56458#pid556458 to reduce the timeshift buffer size? You never responded.
The other problem clearly requires your Kodi debug logs. However this seems to be a duplicate post of this problem https://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php…58166#pid558166 and it is not clear why you don't pursue it there because that problem was a backend problem.
Martin
Is there are way to run a script like this automatically after a system update so that Estuary stays current?
Martin
I could not play live TV because the EPG time was off by one hour. It was as though the system did not realize we are in DST.
Are you sure you have the correct timezone? It is working fine here with 8.2.3.1 and ssh shows EDT. Also problems are supposed to be reported in a new thread.
Ok thanks. It doesn't break HDMI audio but I did note rebooting could generate awful HDMI noise so I would have to enable HDMI audio and then switch back to analog to silence it.
Martin
I am reporting that this setting is not in config.txt and I feel it should be, Klojum made it sound like it was a question of not enough reports, it doesn't seem like a bad thing to include.
Martin
