Live TV not streaming

[kingfenix 0]

Here is the info for the guid its looking for from my registry....it does exist...

 

 

[krustyreturns 191]

It all depends on your provider whether what you are receiving will be viewable outside of wmc.  Anything ClearQAM should be viewable, anything protected won't be.

 

I don't the errors you are seeing are due to protected channels, but systems vary when it comes to drm. 

[krustyreturns 191]

And this is from the log posted yesterday, its there too:

 

2014/01/25 16:50:08.848 EnumerateRecorders> 2 Content Recorder HardwareBaseId: 

2014/01/25 16:50:08.848 EnumerateRecorders>      HardwareId: 978d441d-85aa-4321-bf6a-a6dea43a9f34

[kingfenix 0]

so the question is why does that find call fail, when it is so obviously there....

[AgileHumor 123]

Have you run the program as an Administrator (right click)?

[kingfenix 0]

yeah, no difference

[kingfenix 0]

hmmm, found this in google...could it apply here? "Well believe it or not I fixed it and all it was was a corrupt EPG!!!!! A corrupt EPG can do all of that! I had to kill all the media center processes, delete the guide, and then download it. After that everything worked fine. DAMN YOU MICROSOFT"

[kingfenix 0]

or codecs? I  do have codecs installed...

[kingfenix 0]

hmmm would a missing decoder make sense?

[scarecrow420 8]

You didnt say whether you removed the tuners/drivers and then reinstalled them?  Otherwise why not try the removal of WMC EPG as per that post you found via google...

[csimmo 1]

I get a similar error, but it has to be the serverwmc side. Using Netstat, serverwmc is not binding with the port, even though it thinks it is. Disabling/opening the firewall made no diff, and no browser can access it.

MB3 server reports the following:

Service: ServerWMC

Status: Unavailable (ServerWMC not connected)

Version: unknown (Update available)

 

Serverwmc log details:

2014/01/27 20:22:54.949 Server MachineName: HTPC
2014/01/27 20:22:55.011 RecService> Starting recording service...
2014/01/27 20:22:55.011 EPG> loading...
2014/01/27 20:22:55.011 EPG> 1. opening store2
2014/01/27 20:22:55.042 EPG> 1b. TV store opened
2014/01/27 20:22:55.042 EnumerateRecorders> Tuner Devices and TuningSpaces found:
2014/01/27 20:22:55.042 EnumerateRecorders> 0 Content Recorder HardwareBaseId: PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7160&SUBSYS_18551461&REV_02\6&19FB1359&0&000800E3
2014/01/27 20:22:55.042 EnumerateRecorders>                          HardwareId: PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7160&SUBSYS_18551461&REV_02\6&19FB1359&0&000800E31
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders>  count: 0 Device name: AVerMedia 716x BDA DVBT Tuner #1,  TuningSpace: DVB-T
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders>  count: 1 Device name: AVerMedia 716x BDA Analog TV Tuner #1,  TuningSpace: FM Radio
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders> 1 Content Recorder HardwareBaseId: PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7160&SUBSYS_18551461&REV_02\6&19FB1359&0&000800E3
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders>                          HardwareId: PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7160&SUBSYS_18551461&REV_02\6&19FB1359&0&000800E32
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders>  count: 0 Device name: AVerMedia 716x BDA DVBT Tuner #2,  TuningSpace: DVB-T
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders>  count: 1 Device name: AVerMedia 716x BDA Analog TV Tuner #2,  TuningSpace: FM Radio
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders> 2 Content Recorder HardwareBaseId: PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7160&SUBSYS_18551461&REV_01\6&352BA53C&0&002000E3
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders>                          HardwareId: PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7160&SUBSYS_18551461&REV_01\6&352BA53C&0&002000E31
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders>  count: 0 Device name: AVerMedia 716x BDA DVBT Tuner #3,  TuningSpace: DVB-T
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders>  count: 1 Device name: AVerMedia 716x BDA Analog TV Tuner #3,  TuningSpace: FM Radio
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders> 3 Content Recorder HardwareBaseId: PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7160&SUBSYS_18551461&REV_01\6&352BA53C&0&002000E3
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders>                          HardwareId: PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7160&SUBSYS_18551461&REV_01\6&352BA53C&0&002000E32
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders>  count: 0 Device name: AVerMedia 716x BDA DVBT Tuner #4,  TuningSpace: DVB-T
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders>  count: 1 Device name: AVerMedia 716x BDA Analog TV Tuner #4,  TuningSpace: FM Radio
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 EnumerateRecorders> done
2014/01/27 20:22:55.074 GetLineUpsAndChannels> started
2014/01/27 20:22:55.152 GetLineUpsAndChannels> Total LineUps: 1, Total Channels to be exported: 20
2014/01/27 20:22:55.152 GetLineUpsAndChannels>   Channels found in database: 32
2014/01/27 20:22:55.152 GetLineUpsAndChannels>   Ignored channels> Blocked in WMC: 12, UserHidden: 0, No Service: 0, No Space: 0, OutOfRange: 0
2014/01/27 20:22:55.152 GetLineUpsAndChannels>   Protected Channels>  Encrypted: 0,  DRM: 0
2014/01/27 20:22:55.152 GetLineUpsAndChannels>   Renamed CallSigns: 0,   Renumbered Channels: 0
2014/01/27 20:22:55.152 GetLineUpsAndChannels>   ChannelGroups found in database: 1
2014/01/27 20:22:55.152 GetLineUpsAndChannels>   Ignored ChannelGroups> Blocked in WMC: 0, No Valid Channels: 0
2014/01/27 20:22:55.152 GetLineUpsAndChannels> done
2014/01/27 20:22:55.152 EPG> loading done
2014/01/27 20:22:55.261 StartRecordingLibraryWatcher> recording library watcher started
2014/01/27 20:22:55.355 RecService> EventScheduler started
2014/01/27 20:22:55.355 RecService> tuner priming turned off
2014/01/27 20:22:55.355 LoadGenreDict> 'GenreDict.xml' loaded OK
2014/01/27 20:22:55.355 CheckChannelIcons> Channel icons processed: 0
2014/01/27 20:22:55.355 RecService> starting recording service - done
2014/01/27 20:22:55.371 Local 'Recorded tv' path: C:\Users\Public\Recorded TV\
2014/01/27 20:22:55.371 Format: NTFS
2014/01/27 20:22:55.371 Network 'Recorded tv' path: smb://HTPC/Users/Public/Recorded TV/
2014/01/27 20:22:55.386 SocketServer> starting up SocketServer
2014/01/27 20:22:55.386 SocketServer> permission to access sockets granted
2014/01/27 20:22:55.386 SocketServer> socket object created
2014/01/27 20:22:55.636 SocketServer> started on port: 9080
2014/01/27 20:22:55.636 MaintenanceTimer> callback at 8:22 PM
2014/01/27 20:22:55.652 MaintenanceTimer> callback - complete
2014/01/27 20:30:55.649 MaintenanceTimer> callback at 8:30 PM
2014/01/27 20:30:55.649 MaintenanceTimer> callback - complete

[scarecrow420 8]

Are you absolutely sure?  It really is unlikely if the log says the port was opened successfully for it to not actually be open.

 

Make sure you are running "netstat -a" to show ports in LISTENING state as netstat with no parameters will only list established connections

 

 

Try setting up XBMC as a test?  You also can try telnet to port 9080 to see if it is accepted.

 

Or try a different port in the serverWMC and MB3 configuration?

[csimmo 1]

OK, yeah I am a twit, didn't do -a. I will check again when at home, but none the less MB3 won't acknowledge it

[csimmo 1]

Well, good news, it is listening, but still MB3 can't get a read.....

Attempting to connect via firfgox resultsin serverwmc giving a call back error and the following in to log:

014/01/28 19:15:29.752    SocketServer::ReceiveCallback> System.Exception: bad request sent: GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost:9080
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64; rv:26.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/26.0
Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8
Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.5
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
Connection: keep-alive


   at ServerWMC.Worker.SocketServer.ReceiveCallback(IAsyncResult ar)
2014/01/28 19:15:29.752    SocketServer::ReceiveCallback> content string: GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost:9080
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64; rv:26.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/26.0
Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8
Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.5
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
Connection: keep-alive


2014/01/28 19:15:29.753    SocketServer::ReceiveCallback> request string:
2014/01/28 19:15:59.488    SocketServer::ReceiveCallback> System.Exception: bad request sent: GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost:9080
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64; rv:26.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/26.0
Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8
Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.5
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
Connection: keep-alive


   at ServerWMC.Worker.SocketServer.ReceiveCallback(IAsyncResult ar)
2014/01/28 19:15:59.488    SocketServer::ReceiveCallback> content string: GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost:9080
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64; rv:26.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/26.0
Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8
Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.5
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
Connection: keep-alive


2014/01/28 19:15:59.488    SocketServer::ReceiveCallback> request string:
 

[scarecrow420 8]

so you used firefox to connect directly to localhost:9080?  Yes that proves ServerWMC is listening and received the garbage HTML GET request from firefox.  As for why MB3 cant seem to connect, I dont know?!  Have you tried entering the IP address rather than hostname in the MB3 settings for ServerWMC?

[csimmo 1]

ha, how about that, changing from local host to 127.0.0.1 fixed it! Thanks very much for the advice Scarcrow420

Edited January 29, 2014 by csimmo