Anyone had any issues with the MCE USB IR receiver not letting a PC go into standby? Never had any problems, then removed the USB lead to pull the PC out, and since plugging it back in it refuses to stay asleep. Have tried a few tweeks with MCE standby tool and it's not helping.
My TV receives a clear QAM HD channel that Media Center, MediaPortal, and NPVR do not.
The TV reports the physical channel as 109, and the frequency as 705000000. Can anybody tell whether that would have been included in the auto scan? I used "Standard 70+" and one of the "All countries" and it is not found.
It sure would be nice to be able to receive this channel.
There is a setting that works for the PC but does not carry over to NMT. It is a nice thing to have saving me few seconds every time we start NMT. Thanks.
Has anyone used one of these or used a similiar product for about the same price?
Right now I have a full sized wireless keyboard & optical mouse I use in the living room.
Not a total pain to have that set-up, i'd just like something smaller & one piece like this.
It would be useful to be able to see a consolidated view of what is on now and next so you can decide if there is anything u want to watch (perhaps via ndroid) but also to see if it is worth turningn on the TV...
I am having the same problems I have seen others having setting up the HDHR Prime. I have tried all the solutions that others have used but nothing seems to get me anything but a black screen and silence. I have attached the logs. I shut down the windows firewall after adding Nrecord.exe, Nextpvr.exe and Ndigitalhost.exe to the firewall exceptions. I installed the SFA filter pack. I set the HDHR application to NPVR. Nothing seems to help.
I even looked at the log files and didn't see any obvious error messages.
I have PVR-150 with the hauppauge IR blaster. When I run GBPVR, everything works fine (so wiring etc are good). However, when I try to run NPVR, it does not work. I have it pointed to the hauppblast.exe (tried both the one in the npvr directory and the one in the GBPVR directory.)
J. River media centre has a really cool Andrioid and iOS client that automatically sends a WOL magic packet to the server and then makes multiple re-connection attempts.
This is really useful when you are in bed and watch to review what's on tv (or even away from the house if the packet can be routed through a firewall)
