Firstly I would like to say that Npvr is a huge step forward from Gbpvr. I used to love GBPVR but it was a pig to configure all the encrypted channels for EPG etc. With NPVR its a child's play but I have a slight problem which I didn't have with GB. When watching encrypted channels it seems to drop frames, this never used to happen with GB and mdapi. Has anyone else experienced this? Is it possible to use the old Mdapi with Npvr?
I must admit that I was a little surprised that until recently, there have been no requests for this plugin to be updated for NPVR. I figured that this meant either folks no longer use the plugin, or have delayed migrating to NPVR for other reasons.
Prior to my finding out about the Soundgraph API, I had updated ExternalDisplay for NPVR. Here is the installer file. I have not yet implemented the Soundgraph API. kindt-nick has a plugin here that uses the Soundgraph API.
This plugin might be useful for users of other displays that are not supported by kindt-nick's plugin.
To install this plugin:
download the new version below
if you already have this plugin with GBPVR, make a backup of the xml configuration file in the GBPVR\plugins\ExternalDisplay folder if you have customised your message, and backup your LCDHype drivers.
uninstall the old ExternalDisplay via the uninstaller
install the new version. It will install into the NPVR program and data folders as defined in the registry.
copy your backup xml file and LCDHype Driver to the NPVR\plugins\ExternalDisplay folder.
run the ExternalDisplay configuration
start NPVR
I have ExternalDisplay working with iMon version 7.91.x. I found that I needed to copy SG_VFD.dll (version 5.1) from the older iMon software into the c:\program files\Soundgraph folder.
There are no real new features in this release other than the display of the current playback position, and the ability to extract .WMA metadata.
Enjoy
As usual, if there are problems, please post logs with debug and ExternalDisplay extensive logging enabled.
I have finally been doing a skin for Programs for BRVE+ for the up coming update, I have always said the skinning is a good way to find bugs, & yet again I have discovered a bug in that it doesn't remember the last view selected which is a bit of a pain from a users point of view.
Hi
Sound has stopped in Live TV and any playback in NPVR V1.5.36
Recordings playback with sound in Media Player Classic.
I have checked all volume settins and all ok, no mutes on.
In Settings/Decoders It is set as
Vid Renderer EVR
Audio Renderer Default
Decoders
MPEG2 Video ffdshow
H.264 Video ffdshow
MPEG! Audio ffdshow
AC3 Audio ffdshow
E-AC3 Audio Disabled -- (This is all that is in the drop down list)
AAC Audio ffdshow
HE-AAC Audio Disabled -- (This is all that is in the drop down list)
I have tried changing them all, but it makes no difference.
Please excuse me for asking this but I have had a brief look around and cannot find anything specific to my situation.
I have just put together a HTPC.
Intel motherboard DG45FC, Intel dual Core 8400, 4Gb Ram, Blu-ray drive and running Windows 7 Professional 64.
I am looking for advise on which TV card to put into this. I am in New Zealand and currently only have analog and Freeview Teresteral. I mite in the future like to have a play around with satalite TV not sky and also use for getting some of my annalog movies etc into digital.
The slot is PCI-e 1 and will need to be half height because of case. (Mini skeleton)
I have looked at the Haupauge ones but there seems to be some confussion re model numbers for which country etc.
Any sujestions as to which way to go would be much appreciated.
people that are on windows 7 with nvidia video cards
1.Does Evr work well?
2.does Hip work ?
3.have you had any other annoying issues ?
reason for asking im over the useless drivers that nvidia produce for their cards on xp
the box in the top left the tearing the blurry panning shots bla bla bla
