Has anyone been able to decrypt the TS stream offline. I used to be able to do this with GBPVR and Offline Descrambler with NCEmucam.
Now I use CCcam to access the card I can't get it to work. I'm not sure if there is a change in the way NPVR records the stream compared to GBPVR or if it's CCcam that's the problem.

If anyone has managed to do it I would appreciate a little help

Thanks

So, this is pretty off-topic, but that's what this forum is for...

Anyone else around here all geeked up for the Centennial of US Naval Aviation? 100 years ago the first naval aircraft landed on the water, was hoisted aboard a US Navy cruiser off the coast of San Diego, then returned to the water and took off again. Thus began the combination of air and sea power.

I'll be down in San Diego on Naval Air Station - North Island in two weeks to see the big kick-off event of the year. The big highlight will be an aerial parade of 190 aircraft spanning the entire history of naval aviation, including a 30 plane flight from the John C Stennis carrier strike group.

Here's the navy's centennial site: http://www.public.navy.mil/airfor/centen...lcome.aspx

Anyone else geeked up about airplanes in general?

here's a couple of shots of Navy or Marine aircraft I've taken which don't completely suck and have already been cropped down to a more reasonable size for uploading

After having a variety of sleep, client, PCH and other minor issues, I rebuilt my main DVR box. (specs below). Actually it was just a reload of Vista and only the minimum programs. After Martin helped me sort the final PCH issues things are working awsome! The PC client is streaming in HD on a wireless G network with almost no stutters, the PCH is solid, boots easy,and wakes the server. The server now sleeps and wakes as needed. I am an awe of how well everything is working. Thanks to Sub, martin, johnson4x2 and everyone else for getting the entire package working so well together. The WAF is getting higher by the day. I finally can get family using it again.

THANKS

Sort of a support Q....My daughter is 19 months old and today she was sick so I had to stay home, whilst trying to get some work done I sat her in front of the TV while I was in the kitchen on the laptop. At least twice she managed to find the volume control of the mono block amps and crank them up to 11...she sh*t her self...she turned the dac off....she bought me the remote at least 3 times which is an indication that she "broke something", she found the keyboard a couple of times and she managed to power down the pc twice. grrrr

A couple of things I was impressed with:

She managed to turn on the tv and get to live tv without me being in the room

and the point:

I walked in the lounge to check on her at one point and she had the keyboard in her hand...it appeared as though she had an inset picture in the top left 1/4 of the screen and I think the guide underneath...as soon as I lifted the keyboard from her hands it went back to full screen so she must have been holding a key down, is this a known/intended function...or only a sleep deprived halucination?

I just installed Windows 7 x32, but i'm wondering if I should have installed the 64 version instead... i have 4 gigs in the system (so only 3 are being used). It's only used for npvr... is it worth the trouble of reinstalling windows?

I want to combine some movies that come in two DVD's like the Lord of the Rings extended edition. I can rip the seperate disks into two different files but now I want to combine them into one movie file. Anybody know of a good tool to use for this? Thanks.

Hi,

I've implemented support for categories / genres in the tv listings plugin and the xmltvextras utility. As I'm not sure if it works with all the xmltv epg-sources around, I'd like to ask if some of you could try out a beta version of the plugin and the utility and provide feedback if everything works as expected.

I've attached a .zip-package to this post that contains updated versions of "TV Listings.dll", "XmltvExtras.exe", and a modified "TV Listings.xml" skin file for the default skin.

To try it out, do the following:
- make backup copies of your existsng data
- replace the appropiate files with the ones from the download
- execute the xmltvextras utility (no longer need to pass the path to your xmltv files as parameter)
- assign colors to genres using the tv listings settings form

Thanks for your feedback.

-alibert

They have just started showing $#*! My Dad Says.
This is recorded into a directory called $#! MY DAD SAYS (no *).
Its really hard to postprocess files like this - CMD has a tendency to strip out exclamation marks and think they are variable names.

Given that NPVR removes the *, can we remove ! as well?

When I try to run xmltvextras it tells me it can't find the database.

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\NPVR\Scripts>XmltvExtras.exe "C:\xmltv\tvlistings.xml"
Reading C:\xmltv\tvlistings.xml...
Found 4511 programmes containing extra data.

Error connecting to database: TV Listings database not found
Exiting.

Thanks for the help. I'd love to get the extra data in the EPG.

Hey everyone,

I'm running nPVR 1.5.36 patch 5 + and I have a couple of playback issues with my recordings. The first which has been an issue earlier for me is that when I skip forward multiple times, sometimes it will go into slow motion. I need to skip forward some more to get back into normal playback mode. The other, which I just noticed tonight while watching a recording of Fringe is that the timeline went to zero length (position 0 and length of 0) when I was about 2/3's way through. I tried stopping the recording and I realized I could no longer resume where it left off.

Attached is my npvr log.

Thanks.