Not sure if Emby supports comskip but the comskip CPU usage has to be considered too. assuming that Emby transcodes all files during recording there will be serious CPU usage concerns during peak times with 3+ recordings going on and users maybe watching live tv.
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the biggest reason for the change appears to be the issue of syncing EPG data between two programs yet a simple CLI program in NextPVR's post epg update batch processing that triggers an Emby EPG update remotely through a URL or other mechanism seems far easier. future adds, mods and deletes to the channel list because of frequency or channel changes will need to be performed in both programs. This will need to be done twice, although I guess in theory no EPG data will need to be added to NextPVR. the most difficult process for most users (especially those without cablecard and Schedules Direct) is adding channels and mapping channels to the guide.
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A new manual Emby mapping table may be required. channel numbers in NextPVR cannot be assumed to be mapped to a specific channel in the EPG. the streaming interface does not deal with tuners for merged channels, no access to specific tuners multi rec (using the same tuner for multiple recording) will require complex manipulation of the client ID especially with simultaneous back to back recordings. The live streaming interface doesn't have a stop command manipulating the client ID by tuner ID could be a challenge. The live streaming interface does not lock a tuner
NextPVR and Kodi users will still need NextPVR to remain in control and I expect there are lots of these users who want more than dumb playback or the overhead of transcoding. It clearly only applies to users who only use Emby for live tv and scheduling and watching recordings. I think this is a bad idea for several reasons certainly it is far from simple and Recent posts indicate that the developers are considering using NextPVR as "simply" a network tuner.
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