- Updated Engine to latest release 20200225
new QPKG HDHomeRunDVR-0.10.6.qpkg available in the usual locationsGoogle Drive, DropBox, OneDrive
Code is available on github
https://github.com/Silicondust/dvr_install
Thanks and good catch! Very dumb of me! But, I'm having an awful hard time reassigning it to /share/Recordings. The second post indicates that the first default would be that?jasonl wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2020 12:23 pm You have your DVR set to record to record to /share/Multimedia/HDHomeRunDVR/ and this location either does not exist or has permissions set on it such that the DVR can't access it. It's been this way since the DVR was restarted at 4:17pm last Sunday. Prior to that it was started at 3:36 and it was able to access that same location at that time.
I've uninstalled and reinstalled the DVR engine several times. And have a (Y Drive) "Recordings" folder for it to crease the HDHomeRunDVR subfolder in... that's how I had it originally before my crash, and I suppose I'd prefer it to be organized that way again (if for no other reason than my OCD), any idea why I can't get it to manually default to that address on reinstall?demonrik wrote: ↑Sat Jan 30, 2016 2:12 pm Recordings Folder
By default the recordings are going to be placed a HDHomeRunDVR subfolder in one of the following locations depending on what is detected by the installation script - in order:You can change this in the UI by updating the Record Path and then restarting the record engine.
- /share/Recordings
- /share/Multimedia
- /share/Public
- <QPKG base folder>
first if reinstall,not remove it will always use existing RecordPath..psuKinger wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 4:06 pmThanks and good catch! Very dumb of me! But, I'm having an awful hard time reassigning it to /share/Recordings. The second post indicates that the first default would be that?jasonl wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2020 12:23 pm You have your DVR set to record to record to /share/Multimedia/HDHomeRunDVR/ and this location either does not exist or has permissions set on it such that the DVR can't access it. It's been this way since the DVR was restarted at 4:17pm last Sunday. Prior to that it was started at 3:36 and it was able to access that same location at that time.I've uninstalled and reinstalled the DVR engine several times. And have a (Y Drive) "Recordings" folder for it to crease the HDHomeRunDVR subfolder in... that's how I had it originally before my crash, and I suppose I'd prefer it to be organized that way again (if for no other reason than my OCD), any idea why I can't get it to manually default to that address on reinstall?demonrik wrote: ↑Sat Jan 30, 2016 2:12 pm Recordings Folder
By default the recordings are going to be placed a HDHomeRunDVR subfolder in one of the following locations depending on what is detected by the installation script - in order:You can change this in the UI by updating the Record Path and then restarting the record engine.
- /share/Recordings
- /share/Multimedia
- /share/Public
- <QPKG base folder>
Code: Select all
if [ ! $SYS_RECORDINGS_PATH == "" ] && [ -d $SYS_RECORDINGS_PATH ] ; then
HDHR_REC_PATH=$SYS_RECORDINGS_PATH/HDHomeRunDVR
*noob* question here, but where do I enter that sort of command line text?demonrik wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 4:57 pm
could be your system has removed the Recordings setting. actual check isso if system is missing recordings path it will try next one.Code: Select all
if [ ! $SYS_RECORDINGS_PATH == "" ] && [ -d $SYS_RECORDINGS_PATH ] ; then HDHR_REC_PATH=$SYS_RECORDINGS_PATH/HDHomeRunDVR
if you install through command line 'sh <package>' it will report out the resolved path
Every time I change the RecordPath manually in the UI, and then close and reopen that UI, the path has been changed back to the original path...
Yeah - is a fairly advanced usage.psuKinger wrote: ↑Wed Mar 18, 2020 5:31 am*noob* question here, but where do I enter that sort of command line text?demonrik wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 4:57 pm
could be your system has removed the Recordings setting. actual check isso if system is missing recordings path it will try next one.Code: Select all
if [ ! $SYS_RECORDINGS_PATH == "" ] && [ -d $SYS_RECORDINGS_PATH ] ; then HDHR_REC_PATH=$SYS_RECORDINGS_PATH/HDHomeRunDVR
if you install through command line 'sh <package>' it will report out the resolved path
You MUST hit the update button after entering in the record path.. this forces the write of the file.
Do you have network recycle bin turned on on your NAS? You might just need to empty that.Jjjordanov wrote: ↑Sun Mar 22, 2020 11:39 pm It's probably more of a QNAP issue, but you somebody might know the answer:
I have a dedicated QNAP to record from HDHR CONNECT. I don't have any complaints about the setup, but decided to delete two of the shows I had recorded. Total of more than 200GB. I deleted both their folders from a Windows computer using the smb share and free space on the QNAP did not nudge at all. Any idea why and how I should do this in the future? I did it this way, because there were at least 100 recordings. Maybe there is a way to "re-scan" the NAS free space or something?
Thanks
JJ
I was not sure if you were sarcastic so I decided to check it and what'd ya know - there is Network Recycle Bin... I'll be damn...goofnroxx wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2020 10:06 amDo you have network recycle bin turned on on your NAS? You might just need to empty that.Jjjordanov wrote: ↑Sun Mar 22, 2020 11:39 pm It's probably more of a QNAP issue, but you somebody might know the answer:
I have a dedicated QNAP to record ...
No idea why it suddenly happenedJoebob256 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 04, 2020 2:21 pm I upgraded to HDHomeRunDVR-0.10.6.qpkg and now when I try to open the App from the desktop shortcut on the QNAP NAS I get "refused to connect".
Strangely, if I right click on the shortcut and "Open in new browser tab" QNAP HDHomeRun DVR Manager App opens in the new tab.
Before I upgraded I could open the HDHomeRUnDVR app on the QNAP NAS by clicking on the QNAP Desktop shortcut instead of right clicking the shortcut and choosing "Open in new browser tab".