[WillStewart]

NextPVR 3.5.7
Kodi 15.2
Windows 7 Starter
Dell Inspiron Mini 10
Sony 3D Blu-ray player

Objective: Play recorded TV files via DLNA Blu-ray player connected to TV

Approach: Kodi Isengard front end (set recording slots), NextPVR backend sets up folders for each separate program under Public Videos, On my laptop, I am able to watch the TV programs from both Kodi and NextPVR user interfaces.

Problem: Blu-ray player does not show the TV program files. The DLNA server connects, and the first folder view is;

• Music Library
  
• Video Library
  

Upon selection of Video Library, the next folder view is;

• Files
  
• Playlists
  

Upon selection of either, the Blu-ray player returns the error "No playable files"

Here is the pastebin of the log file from around the time I attempted to access the TV programs. http://pastebin.com/1AXaMYd5

I have been able to play the mpeg2 files on the Blu-ray player via other DLNA servers, so I know that it can play that type of file via DLNA.

How can I view and play the recorded TV programs via the Kodi DLNA server?

[WillStewart]

Is everything recorded through Kodi (via NextPVR) and able to be played back via the Kodi interface formally included into the library, or is there another step?

[svince99]

I am trying to play streamed t.v. shows/movies from Kodi through my Sony bluray player and get the same display as mentioned above... Is there a way for me to get my channel add ons or t.v. show addons into either the Files or Playlists subfolder?

Problem: Blu-ray player does not show the TV program files. the first folder view is;
Music Library
Video Library

Upon selection of Video Library, the next folder view is;
Files
Playlists

Upon selection of either, the Blu-ray player returns the error "No playable files"

[WillStewart]

I never solved this, and have switched to adding an RPi2 (OSMC) with Kodi at the (Vizio) TV via HDMI. So I now have the full Kodi interface on the TV and almost every feature is controlled via the TV remote.

http://kodi.wiki/view/Raspberry_Pi