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    Quote Originally Posted by Beefstew83 View Post
    What formats does NPVR natively play? I haven't recorded anything yet. I have a bunch of SageTV and BeyondTV shows going back to the early 2000's (almost 2gb worth compressed as divx, etc). I need to figure a way for the wife to watch them if she desires from her laptop. It may be possible to convert them to a native NPVR format so they will all appear together (that may blow up their size though).
    Native format is mpeg.ts but from the Video Library you can pretty much play any format that Windows can play with the appropiate codecs Using the Import utiity into the Recordings database there is a limit on clients to only use .ts. I am not sure why sub block others formats from the client it would likely be able to configure the client to play everything but C:\ files.

    You must mean 2TB, 2GB isn't even an half an hour these days.

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    That is quite a shame. That will be a barrier to using NPVR. I would have to use a split system of SageTV for viewing (and recording clearQAM) and NPVR for recording CableCard. That would be a less desirable solution all around.

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    Martin,
    I posted this thread in the wishlist section and Had forgot about your utility.
    Would it be possible to modify this so it could be ran every hour or so to import updated information from sage into npvr? and vice versa?

    http://forums.gbpvr.com/showthread.p...termediate-App

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    Quote Originally Posted by sub View Post
    The client/server protocol is only designed to work with file types that NextPVR records, ie .ts files. If you're trying to watch other file types, like .mp4, .mkv, .mpg etc, then nextpvr wont be able to watch them. You'd need to watch them from the video library on a client PC.

    When it comes to these other file formats, nextpvr just leaves it up to directshow to use whatever decoders and splitters it wants. Those components are typically only designed to work with files on a filesystem though, so have no concept of using TCP/IP etc to stream it from a client machine.
    Sub is this still the case? This is actually the information I was requesting in the item list, I just didn't phrase it nearly as clear. Would it be possible to use FFMPEG to stream the non .ts files as .ts files for the clients?

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    Just wanted to say thanks for creating this. I'm a former GBPVR user that went to SageTV because of the extender hardware and now I'm making my way back in the hopes of continuing to use my media mvps as well as adding XBMC frontends to tie into NPVR's backend for live tv.

    I have a TON of recordings and am finding that NPVR is having a hard time digesting them. I'm seeing a lot of 'not responding' for a while in the gui on my server. I haven't set up the tuners or added an EPG source (Schedules Direct) yet so hopefully that will fix whatever problems I'm seeing.
    AMD Athlon 4450e 2.3GHZ, 4GB RAM, Win7, 32bit, 1 TB of Data
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    There are a couple of config.xml setting that will help since nextpvr check through you TON each startup changes these defaults to false.

    <AutoRemoveMissingRecordings>false</AutoRemoveMissingRecordings>
    <CheckForRenamedRecordings>false</CheckForRenamedRecordings>

    Martin

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    Wow! That made a huge difference! Thanks so much!
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