I downloaded the Web Radio plugin from the wiki, unzipped it to my Public Downloads directory, went into the Plugin.WebRadio directory, then double clicked on Batch-Installer.exe. I authorized it to run as administrator when the box appeared, then a cmd.exe window appears for less than a second, then the windows box appeared that says "this program may not have installed correctly". When I then run PVRX2, the plugin does not appear.
I opened an administrator command prompt in the Plugin.WebRadio directory, and ran the Install.bat file from there. This was the result:
Code:
C:\Users\Public\Downloads\Plugin.WebRadio>Install.BAT
--- READ PLUGIN DIRECTORY NAME FROM PLUGINNAME.BAT ---
--- GET CURRENT DIRECTORY ---
--- LOCATE GBPVR INSTALLATION DIRECTORY ---
ERROR: The system was unable to find the specified registry key or value.
ECHO is off.
--- LOCATE ACTIVE SKIN INSTALLATION DIRECTORY ---
\Devnz\GBPVR\\config.xml`) was unexpected at this time.
C:\Users\Public\Downloads\Plugin.WebRadio>
Does anyone know how to get this to install on Win 7 Home Premium 64bit?
When I add a bitmap to a UiList.ListItem, does it manage the bitmap after that?
So if I use uiList.SetListObjects(list) again to change the contents of base.uiList
, do I need to clean up the old list?
How about a UiStatic? If I change the image like
// myImage is a UiStatic, previously created with another image
Hashtable h = new Hashtable();
h.Add("@image", MyNewBitmapImage );
myImage = new UiStatic("myImage", h, mySkinHelper);
I have comcast cable and it's the time of the month to move channels around so I'm attempting to rescan and reset channels. My first rescan found channels but I couldn't select them in the dropdown list nest to the channel so I tried okaying my way out but then I couldn't get back to the mapping screen, config would just stop responding. I then deleted the scan cache for all my devices and left the app run a scan which worked but now when I try to view a channel in the mapping screen I get an active movie screen which pops up and when I x out of it I can get sound but no picture in the mapping pane.
I really need to be able to launch an external prog from within NPVR (for Bluray playback by TMT3). In GBPVR this works very well using a custom task. Can the ability to do this be added to NPVR?
Yesterday I made a recording from Cartoon Network, when trying to play it I get no sound at all. If I try to select an audio track manually NextPVR hangs. Log attached (see end of log), and a 4 min sample can be found here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3IPB2W1O
I just installed NPVR (have been using GB-PVR for quite a while) as more and more people try it out and seem to be happy with it and it looks quite robust and on the right track.
One thing I miss in order to do the switch completely is the possibility to change the GUI language, perhaps I have only missed the setting but then again it is only in beta and perhaps not the thing highest on your agenda sub. Would be great to have though...
Is there a checklist of things to look at when Live TV does not work? I actually don't want/need to use the recording function: I just want to view the video coming straight from the Hauppage WinTV USB2 device. If I've selected that in the Capture Source tab.
There appears to be one last minor bug with the EPG udpate process. If there is a recording in progress during the EPG update, it will be duplicated and a second recording of the same show will start as soon as the reload of the recording schedule is completed.
In the attached log you'll see the Zula Patrol recording will start at 3:00am, and then once the EPG update finishes it starts recording the same show again on a new, previously non-existent recording #. Both recordings show up in Ready, the second is just missing the first couple of minutes.
I'm reasonably sure this will only happen with a recurring recording.
I'll probably just move my EPG update to 4:00am, unless you want me to test something. As far as I'm concerned this bug is just something for a future release, nothing that needs immediate fixing with a patch.
