Is there a "Not yet Watched" sort for recordings.
I would find this more useful than the "last watched"
My "What's New" is only 7 days and so cluttered that I often have to check the volumous "What's Ready" for recordings I haven't seen which have been bumped.
I have tried to setup N-PVR for the last week on Win XP sp3 and Win7-64, both fully updated and it's the same on both. The settings for the device (HDPVR) won't stick, audio always reverts to SPDIF instead of staying on RCA Back, so no sound on Live TV or Recordings. I know there was a thread a while back on this exact same problem but was not resolved.
Any new fix for this problem??
Another problem while I'm here, the tv guide mixes up all the channels when importing form TVGuide.xml from I-xmltv because it numbers the channels 1 through 63 instead of using the real numbers from the xml file. So if I want to record channel 754 it sends 029 to the blaster because the 754 NatGeo is in the name column of N-PVR and 29 is in the number column. How do I change this?
My system is M3A78-EM m/b, AMD Phenom II 965 X4@3.2ghz, 8gb Gskill ripjawsX, ATI HD-4670, 2 WD black 1 tb hdd for recordings and 1 500g seagate for OS and media files, 1 hrv2250 mce kit (only for ATSC input) and 1 HDPVR component hookup to SA-4250hd stb. LG led 42" lcd tv as monitor.
N-PVR with all the patches applied.
The firmware on my newly purchased Egreat connects to MVPMCX2 screen then says "Request cannot be processed". It also cannot recognise new NPVR TS recordings.
The Egreat site firmware update file extracts to a single file "SMC7828.AP" which does not work as a firmware update.
Can I use the PCH 110 update file instead to connect to MVPMCX2?
Current firmware:
50-17-09024-15-EGR-403-074
PCH firmware:
01-17-101217-15-POP-000.bin
SYB8636.nmt
If so,should I install both firmware and the .nmt file?
My wife recently made a purchase from an online site which offered a "Free Mystery Gift" as a thank-you for the first order. Sure enough a mystery gift was included in the package and the packing note even says "Mystery Gift, Qty: 1 Price 0.00".
The trouble is...it truly is a bloody mystery as neither of us has the slightest idea what it is. The white parts on the tight loop and the tips of the 'prongs' are plastic sleeving and the ends of the 'prongs' are slightly angled up. It's about 9 inches from end to end and about 5 inches between 'prongs'.
The company does all sorts of gadgets for kitchen, garden etc and I've been through pretty much the whole of the website and can't find anything like it.
Just wondering - I see the last update from 8/2011. Welcome back to me...
Thinking finally with some google tv enabled devices and what not I might actually want to finally take the time to resurrect my GBPVR/NPVR setup to centralize a video on demand local streaming facility. Where GTV seems to be a nice missing link (path of least resistance) from what I wanted to build and didn't have the time or energy to do a year or so back (i.e. dedicated streaming clients on each TV)
I have two TV cards (Hauppauge 150MCE) working fine. Cable input is fed to both and various channels have been tuned on them.
I also have 02 dish receivers and have connected Receiver1 to card 1 and Receiver2 to card2 through AV cables.
Then, thru GBPVR's config menu, I installed Composite channel1 (named 'Dish1') on Card1 and 'Dish2' on Card 2. I then also added the composite channel 'Dish1' to the list of tuned channels on the card1 and added 'Dish2' to listed channels on Card2.
However, one channel is receiving signal while other is not. (The one on Card2 is OK). I tried to swap the receivers and the same thing; no signal on Card1 while OK signal on Card2).
(The 'source channel' is mentioned as '1' for both Dish1 and Dish2).
