I have installed 1.5.36 on a Win XP machine with HVR-4000 as the tuner, scans and finds the channels all fine, but when going to LIVE TV locks up in the not responding state.
Pretty sure I have done all the required updates, any advice?
A long time since the last "gamezone" built is over and it does not looks like, that gamezone will be adapted to NPVR.
A HTPC is the ideal consoleplatform for playing arcadegames and stuff. So, what shall we do?
We have four options left:
1. We drop the fun of any console emulation. :eek:
2. We're using the "programs plugin" offered for NPVR. But this one doesn't work right on my systems (no arguments will be used).
3. We add every emulator separately as custom task. This isn't funny and the steering is... :mad:
4. We're just using an external frontend for our emulators!
I have decided to use the "emuControlCenter". This is a very nice frontend, which has a clear look, is good structured, has a wide preconfigured support for different emulators. And best of all: It can be steered simple with a gamepad! No need to play around with keyboard/mice for starting any emulators/games.
I would like to be able to play m4v files on the NMT with NPVR. I can certainly play these directly on the NMT as a share or through myihome. If I try to play them from the NPVR videos menu, it either kicks me all the way back out to the NMT menu or back to the NPVR menu. I suspect I could just rename these to mp4 files and it would work. I would like to be able to keep the m4v extension though. The m4v extension appears to suggest the file may have multiple audio streams and chapter markers in the itunes, iphone and appletv ecosystem.
In a separate thread, Martin suspects that sub would need to add this extension to a hard coded list of extensions that can be streamed to the NMT.
I have no sound when playing recordings or dvd's. When playing music (mp3) or live tv I have sound.
My TV is connected via HDMI. Win7 32bit using
Did someone have this issue ?
When the PC comes out of sleep mode to record, the TV source switches to the HDMI port, away from the TV's internal tuner. This is desirable behaviour when turning the PC on to watch a recording, but a nuisance at other times. Has anyone found a way to stop the video coming on when the PC resumes for a recording event, until a remote button is pressed?
I have noticed that when I have NPVR running and it is just showing menus, it has a rather high cpu usage for just showing a static image. Once I start playing a video, the usage goes way down. I don't recall GBPVR behaving this way. Is this normal or is there something incorrectly configured on my computer. I am running Windows 7.
I have installed NPVR and initially had problems with error message on recording or live TV.
Uninstalled and re-installed NPVR and now it opens with a plain black screen - no menu items. I have obviously missed or done something silly but can anyone tell me what?
Device status from tray shows no text but does have a green light top left - is this normal?