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| ==== App won't access DVR on same PC ==== | ==== App won't access DVR on same PC ==== | ||
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| By default, Windows 10 blocks Windows Store apps from communicating with other apps/services on the same PC. This can prevent the Windows 10 app from finding a DVR running on the same PC. The HDHomeRun installer changes a setting that should bypass this issue. Should you find that you can access the DVR from other devices but not from the Windows 10 PC it is running on, do the following: | By default, Windows 10 blocks Windows Store apps from communicating with other apps/services on the same PC. This can prevent the Windows 10 app from finding a DVR running on the same PC. The HDHomeRun installer changes a setting that should bypass this issue. Should you find that you can access the DVR from other devices but not from the Windows 10 PC it is running on, do the following: | ||
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| - Run the following command: <code>CheckNetIsolation LoopbackExempt -a -n="ef712ba7.hdhomerundvr_23nna27hyxhag"</code> | - Run the following command: <code>CheckNetIsolation LoopbackExempt -a -n="ef712ba7.hdhomerundvr_23nna27hyxhag"</code> | ||
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| ==== DVR not accessible from Windows 7/8.1 app ==== | ==== DVR not accessible from Windows 7/8.1 app ==== | ||
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| The HDHomeRun app for Windows 7 and 8.1 does not support the DVR. Use Kodi with the HDHomeRun add-on instead: **[[:Kodi]]** | The HDHomeRun app for Windows 7 and 8.1 does not support the DVR. Use Kodi with the HDHomeRun add-on instead: **[[:Kodi]]** | ||
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| + | ==== Multiple drives on Windows for DVR ==== | ||
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| + | A third party program such as StableBit DrivePool can be used for Windows that creates a single large filesystem (NTFS or ReFS) from multiple hard drives. You can easily expand the filesystem by adding more drives as you want more space - perfect for DVR use. | ||
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| + | DrivePool: https://stablebit.com/ | ||
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| + | To work with HDHomeRun DVR you need DrivePool version 2.2.3.946 or newer. | ||
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| + | The main download link on the StableBits website is 2.2.2.934 - to get 2.2.3.946 or newer you will need to download the latest beta release at the bottom of this page: http://dl.covecube.com/DrivePoolWindows/beta/download/ | ||
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| ===== Next step: Using DVR in the HDHomeRun app ===== | ===== Next step: Using DVR in the HDHomeRun app ===== | ||