Are there any UK DVB-S users still getting the London version of ITV HD with AC3 audio?
I can get a picture but no audio using;
T:10832,H,22000,56~NID:32~ONID:2~TSID:2049~P:10000~V:2362~VTYPE:H264~A:2363~L:eng~PMT:288~PCR:2362~N:>ITV1 HD LONDON

Once tuned the info button in GBPVR reports Mpeg1 audio, and there is no sound.

I am using ITV1 HD Granada and STV HD as alternatives - they both use mpeg audio. - but it would be good to have the option of AC3.

In nextpvr I’m trying to play videos from folder I highlight folder and push play and it only plays one video can I get nextpvr to play all videos in folder

And second when I play pictures the screen saver comes over top is this normal or a bug

thanks

hello,

Long time user looking to upgrade. I've lurked periodically when I have gotten itches to upgrade but one of my tuners just went under so I may have a reason to bite the bullet. Is this config possible?

• HD
  
• Dual tuner system that uses a cablecard
  
• is able to post process to auto-skip commercials?
  

Dear all,

kind of reminds me of a recent debate about DVDs or DVD's

I'm not doing a poll

But trying to look at getting some conformity to words used across the doccy stuff!

Analog or Analogue?

Steeb

I have been having problems getting the thing to sleep since I bought a new NIC, even when I tried to manually put it to sleep it would wake again around 3~4 secs later. I finally discovered that turning off "Wake on Directed Packet" in the Intel NIC Power Management settings works, but will this affect GBPVR recordings?

i.e. will the PC wake to record?

It still has a setting for Magic Packets.

k.

This issue relates to a NMT playing New Zealand Freeview|HD DVB-T programmes recorded as .TS files using GB-PVR. The NMT is currently operating in a standalone configuration with no network connection, playing files from a USB-attached disk and/or USB memory stick.

I was initially going to post this in the networkedmediatank.com forums, but realised that there are likely to be more users here familiar with the combination of NMT, NZ broadcasts and GB-PVR .TS files.

For some time I have wanted a media player / extender that I can use for viewing recordings of New Zealand Freeview|HD DVB-T programmes. The main issue being support for HE-AAC audio. Over the past week I took the plunge and bought a Popcorn Hour A-210 – which is essentially the A-200 in a passively-cooled metal case. The A-210 uses the same firmware as the A-200.

Taking things one step at a time, I wanted to try the A-210 in a standalone configuration first with no network connection and using the native Popcorn Hour interface, and later introduce one additional complexity at a time. I copied around a dozen recordings from my HTPC onto a USB-powered portable disk, and connected that to the A-210. I have experienced the same issue viewing each of those recordings.

Selecting and playing a recording works as expected. The problem occurs if I fast forward or skip ahead during playback (to skip through ads). As soon as I press the play button again, playback is abruptly ended, and I’m dropped back into the on-screen list of media files on the disk.

All of the recordings I have tried play / skip forwards / skip backwards etc as expected using GB-PVR on my PC. I’ve tried playing recordings from a USB memory stick rather than the portable disk, and get the same result. Finally I have transcoded a couple of the recordings using Handbrake – the A-210 played the resulting MKV files without any issues skipping forwards and backwards flawlessly.

Is anyone familiar with this issue? Even better does anyone know of a solution?

I have set up Win 7 on the server, and reinstalled gb-pvr on the server. I thought i went through all the network setting, ie firewall exception, checking the box to have recorginding service interact with desktop, gave all the folders i needed permission (i think i have this incorrect and need help) and am at a loss for what i am doing wrong. I can run the client and it shows recordings and tv guide. I can play the recordings folder from the video library, but cannot playback a recording from the recordings menu. From previous experience this has been a network permissions issue, and dont quite know what i have done wrong. Any help would be great. Logs attached

thanks

The power supply fan went out on my trusty old IBM GBPVR rig on the same day that I paid my credit card down to $0.00

Going to be a busy weekend. Wish me luck!

Hi all.

I got an Avermedia Duet white box version. This card, when it works, has exceptionally clean HD sound and gorgeous picture. That is, in WinXP. Now that I am running 7 Pro, some strange things are happening whether I use gb or nPVR.

As an antenna, I use the roof-installed HD of the apartment complex which is the tallest building in the immediate area. With it, gb as well as n work great as far as picture is concerned. NO SOUND though. I installed every codec available on the Internet, to no avail.

Now, when running Win Media Center, I get NOTHING with the roof antenna, so I'm using a $10 indoor antenna. With it, I am getting 17 channels, with sound at quality that we had with analog vintage 1950-late 70s. As codecs I am using the ones built into Win7, audio and video.

As a side, when using gb or n, I am getting 30 stations. When I am using Win Media Center I am getting 17 stations, but 14 are not among the ones that I am getting with gb or n.

So, anyone can shed any light on this?

Thanks, S.

I was putting together a vertical menu skin and I was wondering if there was an option to hold the selecter (cursor) in the center of the screen instead of allowing it scrolling up and down. (hope that was clear?)