Recent content by lc200

I quite agree. The problem is in the code that does the tuning, when the software requests another frequency the tuner is reporting an HTTP error code which isn't being handled. That error code means no Video data "at all", so there are no packets. The code just isn't expecting or handling...

Looking at the logs its just issues with connecting to the tuner now. It either doesn't respond with any data or the data is corrupted. Maybe a signal problem or aerial problem? Do you have the HDHomeRun app? Can you view live programs with it? When you are watching something or recording...

Thanks for the log. There seems to be several times DvrOnTime has failed to find a free tuner and had an error back from HDHomeRun of 503 No video data. It might be worth unplugging and plugging back in the tuner to reset it. Also it may benefit from the latest firmware, this can be installed...

So for Crystal Palace you would want to tune the following channel numbers: 23, 26, 30, 25, 22, 28, so it looks correct. It is possible one of those channels is giving back some data not expected or tested for causing a crash. There may be some more debug information for the crash in the Event...

Which transmitter are you on? Wondering if those channel numbers are getting a bad signal and it's causing errors that aren't being handled in the code. Glad to hear things are up and running again.

The setting is just a modification of the existing setting, remove what you added then find the setting below in that configuration file: <setting name="DatabaseConnectionString" serializeAs="String"> <value>Data Source = (LocalDb)\MSSQLLocalDB;Initial Catalog = DvrOnTime...

So is the service now installed? Can you try starting it manually then if it doesn't start, check the event log? Hopefully we are just back to the original time out issue.

Super, that is probably causing the issue. So it needs the Registry editor to be used, Start - Registry and it should come up. Not sure if you have used this before? In the left hand side you need to navigated to Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\...

You shouldn't need to update the .NET framework if the computer is updating using Windows update as they will get updated then. So all we can do is make sure there are no remnants left behind perhaps stopping the installer. So if you could check that: 1) DvrOnTime has no entries in Add or...

Okay, so there is a known issue with Microsoft installing different versions of databases, try this from the installer instructions: Installing SqlLocalDB will upgrade any existing older version, due to a bug in the setup routine from Microsoft this may cause an issue. If there are problems...

I've just tested the installer on Windows 11 and it is working all okay, so I'm not sure what is happening. Did you install the SqlLocalDB using the msi in the 1.0.6 setup zip folder?

Looks like it is having a problem with installing the service. Do you have a DvrOnTime service showing in your list of services?

Just seen this message and was going to suggest a change to one of the settings. Microsoft did some security changes to the .NET framework and Googling found a suggestion for the problem of connecting and timeouts. The error you are getting now is of course something else. Are you getting the...

Yes, absolutely no need to copy the database, I'm not sure where those instructions originated from. The database holds the tuning information so if you copied back the original database you'd end up back where you started with the same tuned channels :)

Yes it will keep the recording schedule, not sure what the numbered instructions relate to however, but you can just retune anytime using the option under Settings. The recording schedule will all go to "Pending..." immediately after a retune but as the guide repopulates they should all have...