<p>I'm using Mythtv 0.2.-fixes on Ubuntu 9.10 and also have a Netgear EVA700,<br>which I use to access both MythTV and MediaTomb on another machine. The<br>EVA700 uses the uPNP AV Media Server feature of MythTV. I've only had this<br>
setup for a week or so.</p>
<p>I noticed this evening that the MythTV directory displayed by the EVA700 may<br>be incomplete and in some places seems corrupted.</p>
<p>Specifically, I was intending to watch a recording of Horizon recorded on<br>channel BBC TWO on earlier on 17th November. When I tried to access the<br>recording via the Title grouping, the Horizon entry was present, but under<br>
it were 2 entries for the recording I wanted and when I tried to scroll to<br>them the entire page scrolled (something I've never seen the EVA700's pages<br>do before).When I tried to access the recording by channel or date, the<br>
entry simply wasn't listed. I also tried going via the 'All Recordings'<br>path, but again the Horizon subentry seemed corrupt. I also tried the Genre<br>path, again without success.</p>
<p>Presumably, there is some delay before MythTV generates the AV Media Server<br>indexes, but this was at least an hour after the recording had ended so I<br>would have expected any index update to have completed. When I checked via<br>
both the MythWeb and MythFrontEnd interfaces, the entry for the program<br>looked OK, so it doesn't look like a corrupt database.</p>
<p>So, is there some way, similar to MediaTomb, to get MythTV to rescan and<br>regenerate the information it presents to uPNP clients to force it to update<br>things to agree with the other interface?</p>
<p>I've tried searching the web but haven't come up with much mention of the<br>uPNP server function at all, except that it exists and a ist of software and<br>hardware it works with (which includes the EVA700).<br clear="all">
<br>-- <br>Derek.<br></p>