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dufta · March 29th, 2008

and you have put them on the same sub net as well?

yankeeboy0319 · April 5th, 2008

I can record show in to my pc from nfusion receiver but when i tried to play, it comes freezing and breaking up, the audio and the picture.

Any sugestion. thanks

ritat2004 · April 11th, 2008

I downloaded it from the google link....pressed rec....but it only recorded the sound, without a picture??? I have audio and video checked under the record options.
any suggestions?

**RagingBull** · April 11th, 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by yankeeboy0319

I can record show in to my pc from nfusion receiver but when i tried to play, it comes freezing and breaking up, the audio and the picture.

Any sugestion. thanks

Could be a codec issue,try downloading and using the VLC player available free online. It should play it if it is a codec issue on your computer.

dufta · April 14th, 2008

I use wmp but get the klite mega codec pack

Techxan · May 3rd, 2008

I am using WinXP.
I tried both nfpvrwin and nFusion IPPVR.
nfpvr wins hands down.
It does not lock up the picture on the stb and plays in my regular WMP.
With IPPVR I could stop the recording with the remote but the file on the pc would not play because it said it was in use until I exited the prog and tried again.
No prob with nfpvrwin.

SleepyTime76 · May 18th, 2008

While it technically works, I do have a lot of bugs.

1. The rec icon stays on the screen the entire time.

2. The record option causes many blips...

3. It keeps recording over the previous recorded file, no matter what the name.

XP Pro...

**chill dawg** · May 21st, 2008

stu1705:
Your receiver does not have the capability of understander the broadcast signal sent out by your norton's firewall program, therefor it can't be read. However if you go into your router configuration web page (192.168.1.1) you should see the stb's IP address. Just make sure you make sure that your computers ip address that you are going to record to is the PVR server address in network information on the receiver. Keep in mind that you are probably using DHCP assigned addresses and this can change anytime i.e. power failure.

allen1977 · November 17th, 2008

does this ippvr or pvr feature only allow playback over ur computer or can u pull up a menu on nfusion and playback that way as well?

**RagingBull** · November 17th, 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by allen1977

does this ippvr or pvr feature only allow playback over ur computer or can u pull up a menu on nfusion and playback that way as well?

Can only playback on the PC.

SinjinCostello · January 23rd, 2009

I can't start a new thread for some reason but this is related to nfpvrwin. Well I've tried both pvr's and can't get either to work. I have the settings correct I am sure. I have a router which connects my laptop which I want the files to record to and my nfusion solaris.

I have set my laptop as the pvr ip address in the menu settings and made sure that it is the correct ip. I hit record and I get the 'cannot connect to 192.168.x.x'. I decided to sniff my network packets to see what error I was getting with wireshark and it comes up as a Unreachable Port ICMP error. I double checked my firewall setting and made sure to forward the correct port which is 50000 UDP. I restarted my router and still get the same error. I am stuck =/

I can't create a new thread for some reason so if someone would help me in this thread or create a new one for me I would appreciate it.

dsszima · March 4th, 2009

This is my experience with recording on the Solaris. It is connected by ethernet to a Core 2 Duo PC via a Dlink 524 router.

IPPVR works, but is simply too unreliable. It always randomly crashes....sometimes within a minute; other times, it might crash after 10 or 15 minutes. I have no idea what causes the crash. I've tried both IPPVR 3.0 beta, as well as the IPPVR HD 1.5 Beta. Both were equally unstable.

So I switched to nfpvrwin 0.0.5. The program was stable - I recorded about 90 minutes the other night without a problem. However, as reported by someone else, once you start recording, what's displayed on the TV becomes out of sync (audio/video). It drifts out to several seconds, so it's pretty unwatchable. However, the recorded file on your PC does not have sync issues. It does have a lot of audio and video glitches though. I would say every 60 seconds or so, the audio would glitch. It's not totally unwatchable, but definitely annoying.

Hopefully, with a few more software revisions, we can have our nFusions working properly as PVRs.

Cheers,