The fixes included upgrading the driver to the beta example given and a reg fix.
The good news is that the timestamp problem appears to be fixed. The bad news is that every recorded show now has close-caption sub-titles. I would appreciate any information on how to fix this. It's very annoying.
I installed NPVR to begin setting it up and getting it running. I tried to follow the instructions as closely as possible. Now when I click on the mvpmc share I get 2 options: GBPVR & NPVR. The problem I am having is that sometimes when I try to load NPVR I get the GBPVR menu coming up on my tv screen. Did I do something wrong.
I downloaded and installed the weather plugin for NPVR. I did all the settings. But when I go to the weather menu and hit enter it won't do anything. Not sure what I did wrong. Any help would be appreciated.
Not sure if this is related or I just have a bad file / timeline, but some files (like the one in these logs) just jump all over the place when I try to skip forward. Sometimes it ends up back at an earlier point on the timeline?
Can anyone help me out with the video metadata page on the wiki? Need info sources and editors (websites, programs) and formats supported by the Video Library screen. Link or post here is enough if you don't feel like getting your hands dirty with the wiki
So I am thinking about switching to Dish Network satellite instead of cable. My set up now is an HVR1600 and a PVR150. I get analog and clear QAM without using a STB.
As far as I know the satellite receiver only outputs HD thru component video out and HDMI out. What cards work as this kind of input with GBPVR?
pBS Wrote:there is only 1 part of files comskip can sometimes alter, the pts timeline can be 'fixed' by comskip up to 200 frames by default..
set max_repair_size=0 in comskip.ini to turn that off completely...
This setting is described in the comskip.ini file thusly:
Code:
max_repair_size=200 ; Will repair maximum 200 missing MPEG frames in the timeline, set to 0 to disable repairing for players that don't use PTS.
Can anyone tell me precisely what this does to the file? Could leaving it enabled throw off the data in the file relative to the NPVR Timing.Info? I've become EXTREMELY frustrated trying to use comskip with NPVR lately; the skip points are sometimes so far off I have to manually skip back through the commercial break to catch 10-20 seconds of show that I missed when it skipped. I'm almost ready to throw in the towel on using comskip (yet without it I would start to question (again) why I bother with all this). Comskip itself works perfectly: if I bring up a problem file in the comskip debugger display, the detected skip points are frame-perfect from its point of view. NPVR and comskip just can't agree on the timeline in a lot of files, so NPVR skips in the wrong place half the time.
I've just set the max_repair_size to 0, but I won't know for sure right away since some recordings do seem to skip pretty accurately.
Can anyone say whether this could in fact have anything to do with this issue, or what else might cause it?
