All true, but IMO there are also a great deal of consumer/prosumer (and even enterprise) switches out there that completely fall apart when a 100BASE-T device is plugged into an otherwise 1000BASE-T topology. I've found that there is a happy medium of sorts -- using a low-end core switch is bad, usi...

fletchb , you should be good to go now, NickK got on and fixed it for us. (appreciate that, Nick!) You can bounce Kodi or do a "trigger guide listing update" from the PVR & Live TV Client settings to force the reload. Just got home and it is working! Thank you.. I appreciate it, but all thanks shou...

fletchb, you should be good to go now, NickK got on and fixed it for us. (appreciate that, Nick!)

You can bounce Kodi or do a "trigger guide listing update" from the PVR & Live TV Client settings to force the reload.

Thank you very much!

Not sure if the right/best place to post, but I wanted to let you know that the server(s) hosting the XMLTV are coming back with an HTTP 500 error today. Confirmed with application as well as by just trying it in a web browser.

Thank you!

No, you're OK, there is something amiss with the backend server that supplies the XMLTV data. I'm getting an HTTP 500 error as well. Confirmed with a browser. I'll see if a post was opened in the Software forum and if not open one to let them know. Maybe they can help to fix it, but it's the weekend...

Kodi 19.0 was released late yesterday, I've updated the Universal Windows (UWP) packages for any folks on XBox (or Windows 10 UWP): Version 4.4.1a (Build 7720) for Kodi 19.x "Matrix" - Update Univeral Windows (UWP) .MSIX packages for Matrix 19.0 Downloads: https://github.com/djp952/pvr.hdhomerundvr/...

ssshhh.. don't say that word (*atent); it's against the rules

I'm rescinding the iOS/tvOS request(s) for now; I've determined that I really need to figure out a good way to get beyond GCC 4.9 on the Linux builds first. This will pretty much require a move to clang (a good thing), but there are a lot of things to consider and deal with on the generic GNU Linux ...

FYI, I have gotten much father along than ever before on cross-compiling for iOS and tvOS, but I have absolutely no way to test this if it ever actually builds. There are multiple hurdles to overcome here, and since I don't have any iOS or tvOS devices (and I'm sorry but I will not purchase any), th...

Woot! My best guess as to why it was a percentage is that it was likely designed around movies. Perhaps the prevailing theory was the longer the movie, the longer the end credits? For TV shows it doesn't make much sense.

Hi Ken.F ! Found what I think will do the trick for you, no code changes required: https://kodi.wiki/view/HOW-TO:Modify_automatic_watch_and_resume_points It does require you to make an advancedsettings.xml file and mirror that on all Kodi clients, though. There's even a spiffy little graphic out the...

I just tried the HDHomeRun app and it does set a resume point if you stop watching a recording in progress that is caught up to live. Yes. Kodi has different logic for making the request. If the stream has a start time of "zero" (Recorded) it enables asking to set the resume point. A recording in p...

No, it will be Kodi that sets it unless you are watching via HDHomeRun app. The 3 minutes seems right as well from the Kodi perspective. Maybe I did do something to make it work for in-progress recordings in the past :) It's been a year, hard to keep track of things! I think it would be nice if Kodi...

But since you asked, the PVR doesn't remember the playback position when stopping playback on a recording in progress if you are within a few minutes of live, it just marks it as watched no matter how much time is remaining before the recording is scheduled to end. I can create a bookmark before st...