Had an application for GBPVR that was a plugin, would run it through the MVP which allowed to adjust the screen, it then print on the screen the settings you need to put in to the config.xml file for that specific MVP.
Anyone have this for NPVR, sort of wares you out running around the house, changing settings by steps of 2 until you get it right (45 mins spent on the first MVP i have).
Works great now though, better than GBPVR which used to crash the MVP every now and again (traffic size i would think).
A. PC has NPVR, no tuner, works ok, shared data folder
B. PC has NPVR (same version), with tuner, can see it in NPVR
I connect B to A (B acts as client PC to A), now A shows the tuner that B has, however A doesnt have a card in the physical machine.
I disconnect B from A, A still shows the tuner, now crashes when i check on status, so how do i clear the tuner from the database on A even though theres no tuner in machine A?
Example: If I select a program from the TV Listings at 6pm and start watching Live TV, if I press stop at 8pm to go back to the guide, the guide is still at 6pm. I would then need to scroll over to the correct time to look for something else to watch.
The default NPVR/GBPVR guide always seems to be able to be at the correct time when you went back to it. Could the same be done with TV Listings?
During X-mas last year I decided to migrate my computer to Windows7 and hoped it would be an improvement. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get everything working properly as I wanted it to (not just GBPVR). For that reason I went back to Vista and was able to get it all back into it's original state.... almost.
I forgot to backup GBPVR settings before the migration so had to set everything up again by hand. No prob as I had all my notes still available from the first time. However one thing has changed... or not?! And that is that the resolution of th GBPVR menu is off. It isn't crisp at I'm used to but looks as if its in low resolution. It's just the menu (basically GBPVR itself) and not movies (those are fine).
Can any of you perhaps point me in the right direction so I can fix this.
I'm trying to get Analog Capture working on a device, following the approach in the ATI 650 Thread, to add to AnalogDevices.xml. I've got the filter log (and yep johnsonx42, I've got the SoftPVR sorted out) but it doesn't seem to have a line stating any multiplexer filter like the AI one? Or should it just read SOFT_ENCODE with NO FilterEncoder line. I can't read the Chinese, but it seems to say it has "Amalog Capture" of some description.
<Device filter="Magic-Pro Analog Capture">
<Name>Magic-Pro ProHDTV Gold-Silver</Name>
<Type>HARD_ENCODE</Type>
<FilterEncoder>??????????????</FilterEncoder>
</Device>
Code:
17:17:58.516 INFO
17:17:58.517 INFO found: [B][COLOR=red]Magic-Pro Analog Capture
[/COLOR][/B]17:17:58.529 INFO - (output) Capture
17:17:58.529 INFO - (output) Preview
17:17:58.529 INFO - (output) VBI
17:17:58.529 INFO - (output) Audio
17:17:58.529 INFO - (input) Analog Video In
17:17:58.529 INFO - (input) Analog Audioinput
17:17:58.529 INFO
17:17:58.530 INFO found: Hauppauge WinTV PVR PCI II Capture
17:17:58.537 INFO - (input) Analog Video In
17:17:58.537 INFO - (input) Analog Audio In
17:17:58.537 INFO - (output) Capture
17:17:58.537 INFO - (output) Audio Out
17:17:58.537 INFO - (output) VBI
17:17:58.537 INFO - (output) 656
17:17:58.537 INFO
I know that the tuners are used in top down order for recording and bottom up for live tv, but is there any way to set top down for both recording and live tv?
I would help with my set up where both a svideo in and a DVB-T share half the HVR2200 card and I wanted to make sure that the DVB-T was selected as a last resort, so as not to unintentionally block out the svideo.
Just a small observation, if I resize the NPVR window on the PC when playing, it drops the video but I can still hear audio playing? I'm using EVR setting in NPVR and VMR9 in Nvidia settings. Logs in this thread. http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php...tal-Tuners
Both had been working OK for a while, but for some reason when I get the feed via the cable decoder Box, into my Hauppauge WinTV, esp. the sound and sometimes the audio stutters badly. My two FTA Digital Tuners have no problem. I swapped out one WinTV card for a spare I had but same issue, so I don't think it's the card. Tried 3 sets of decoders (Nvidia, ATI, ffmpeg), all same.
I had "the cable guy" over to check out the decoder and teh modem which feeds it (the Telco uses a modem for both the Internet Feed and Broadband TV which goes into the decoder).
I'm at a loss, because the "the cable guy" showed me that when fed straight into the TV, there was no Problem.
My Win7 nPVR unit is hooked to the internet through a wifi adapter. I have S3 power management on it, which is working great on me. The problem is if the machine is sleeping, I can't access it remotely.
On my old unit, i had an old school modem hooked up to it, so I can wake the machine by calling home. That did the trick, except that the machine turned on every time we got a phone call.
Here's my idea: Create a "Don't Power Off" script that I put in a shared Dropbox folder. When the machine is awake (updating EPG, recording, etc...), it checks that folder for that script. If it's there, the machine knows to stay on indefinitely.
When I'm not home, I can access that dropbox folder and put that file there. So it's not an immediate wake, but at the very least, if i'm gone for a few days, I can have some way of accessing my machine if needed....
1. What do you guys think?
2. Is there an easier way to wake remotely?
