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mhoogenbosch · (This post was last modified: 2014-10-29, 21:22 by mhoogenbosch.)

Debug log: http://sprunge.us/hCjb

After a reboot i'm getting the message there is no PVR addon and i should check the settings of it. I know these settings are just fine, because if i wait for 1 sec i can enter the TVGuide and tune into a channel.

But still i'm getting this message. Is there a reason for this message?

I've posted it in linux because i'm using openelec 4.2.1 and don't know if this is purely a PVR related or something which has something to do with timing / other stuff.

nickr · 2014-10-30, 00:34

I get a similar message if I try to enter LiveTV before PVR has pulled a lot of info from the backend.

mhoogenbosch · 2014-10-30, 23:38

So is there something which can be done about it, or just have patience? Sad

it's not my best quality Smile

nickr · 2014-10-31, 01:36

You need to wait for PVR to start up. However you also don't need to turn your machine off.

~~Ned Scott~~ · 2014-10-31, 03:40

I know the persistent warning about not connecting to the PVR backend can be turned off, but I'm not sure about a warning saying there isn't an enabled PVR add-on.

mhoogenbosch · (This post was last modified: 2014-11-02, 00:07 by mhoogenbosch.)

(2014-10-31, 01:36)nickr Wrote: You need to wait for PVR to start up. However you also don't need to turn your machine off.

I know I need to wait for the PVR to start up, only i haven't seen this warning untill a few weeks ago. Before that (and on my raspberry pi) i don't have this problem. Maybe a different message would suit better.

I know i can put my system in standby. Yet sometimes i reboot the system for various reasons. The message is wrong, i do have a correct PVR backend and if i wait for say 2 seconds it also works, but still, the message is wrong, and since we're all trying to make Kodi a great system i tought i'd see if there was something to do about it.

(2014-10-31, 03:40)Ned Scott Wrote: I know the persistent warning about not connecting to the PVR backend can be turned off, but I'm not sure about a warning saying there isn't an enabled PVR add-on.

I'll upload a video tomorrow, maybe it shows a little bit more what i'm saying. One 'movie' better than a 1000 words, right? Smile

nickr · 2014-11-02, 00:14

(2014-11-02, 00:06)mhoogenbosch Wrote:
(2014-10-31, 01:36)nickr Wrote: You need to wait for PVR to start up. However you also don't need to turn your machine off.
I know I need to wait for the PVR to start up, only i haven't seen this warning untill a few weeks ago. Before that (and on my raspberry pi) i don't have this problem. Maybe a different message would suit better.

I know i can put my system in standby. Yet sometimes i reboot the system for various reasons. The message is wrong, i do have a correct PVR backend and if i wait for say 2 seconds it also works, but still, the message is wrong, and since we're all trying to make Kodi a great system i tought i'd see if there was something to do about it.

(2014-10-31, 03:40)Ned Scott Wrote: I know the persistent warning about not connecting to the PVR backend can be turned off, but I'm not sure about a warning saying there isn't an enabled PVR add-on.
I'll upload a video tomorrow, maybe it shows a little bit more what i'm saying. One 'movie' better than a 1000 words, right?

Good idea.

mhoogenbosch · 2014-11-02, 18:04

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3926...45_Pro.mp4

The above movie is a movie from what i mean.

To translate a few things:

Opnieuw opstarten = Reboot
GEEN PVR ADD-ONS BESCHIKBAAR = No PVR add-on available
Controller de instellingen van de server = Check server settings

Hopefully its more clear what I mean.

mhoogenbosch · 2015-02-05, 22:58

dont think the movie clariefied the issue, but it is solved by a complete reinstall Smile