I've just bought this card today. I have installed it, and it is working flawlessly with the AverTV software that came with the card.
In GB-PVR, I have full EPG and perfect sound - but only a BLACK SCREEN.
I have tried changing the renderer etc, to no avail.
P.S. This card is not in the supported card list in GB-PVR, but the program automatically detected my card as another AverTV card with very similar spec....
I just got Anysee E30 Combo plus digital tuner and GB-PVR doesn't recognice it. It has DVB-T and DVB-C tuners. Currenty I use only the DVB-T tuner. How can I get it to work with GB-PVR?
I have 4 monitors in different rooms of the house connected to 1 mediaServer via 2 video cards. Ideally, I'd like to be able to run multiple, independent instances of the PVR GUI on each screen.
I have a scenario where my mediaServer has 4 monitors connected to 2 graphics cards.
1 goes to the kitchen, 1 to the kitchen "bar" (between dining and kitchen), 1 to the lounge (open plan to kitchen) and 1 to a bedrooom.
What I'd like is the ability to be able to duplicate the currently playing video in additional windows located in any of these monitors. So that, for instance, whomever is cooking and listening to the show that is playing in the lounge (audio is also fed to the kitchen area) can also watch it playing from the kitchen monitors. Or even have it playing on only 1 kitchen monitor while leaving the other free for a recipe in a browser, say.
Technically, I believe this can be done by inserting the standard "Infinite Tee Filter" into the DirectShow graph, just after the video decoder, and connecting it to additional renderers. I've done some experiments using GraphStudio and managed to achieve it easily, connecting up an additional 3 duplicate windows.
So even if the UI isn't implemented anytime soon, it would be great if the API functions to do this were added to NPVR, so it could be developed further by a plugin developer. (I may be tempted to jump into plugin development myself if the API functions were available for this and no-one else was keen ).
I am trying to upgrade my home router to a Linksys E3000. I have been using a linksys WRT-54G. After installing the new router and rebooting my PC that runs my GBPVR server, neither of my NMT devices would no longer connect. They display the index.htm that is on my GBPVR server share, but when I choose to connect to GBPVR the screen goes blank. It eventually (after about 45 seconds) returns back to my index.htm.
One of the odd things I saw was that I was able to connect with NMT to the PC immediately after installing the router, but this changed after I rebooted my PC.
This is a wired connection. My GBPVR PC is using a static IP. Reinstalling my old router seems corrects the problem.
I know this probably an issue with router setup. I am hoping someone else has had a similar situation and may be able to give some advice. Most of the security settings that I am familiar with are related to the wireless portion of the router. I never expected to have issues with the wired LAN aspect.
I'm using GBPVR 1.4.7 on XP SP3 with PVR-150 drivers 2.0.48.25037. I've run VCREDIST.
I can't get any audio using the composite + phono inputs. Searching on the web, there are lots of references to audio problems with the PVR-150, some going as far back as 2005.
VLC doesn't give audio either, so I assume it's a driver problem. The PVR-150 doesn't explicitly appear as an audio option in the VLC setup.
There's such a fog of information on this, I wondered if anybody here has the definitive answer please.
Just a quick question: Is it possible to use absolutely positions for images within skins of nPVR? I started to "reactivate" my old WiP Skin and want to port it to nPVR.
But the procentual positions are not good and precise enough for me, so that the skin isn't looking well (enough for me) atm. I would need a pixelprecise mapping.
PS: Did i overlooked any kind of documentation for nPVR skinning?
I think this may be something that sub already knows about, but I wanted to check and I guess see if it was on a to-do list somewhere.
When using GB-PVR with my HVR-1600 digital recordings with the dvr-ms mux, commercial detection worked really well. I recently switched to a HDHomeRun, but I needed to switch to the TS mux to get that to work. With the TS files from the HDHomeRun, it seems to jump early, like skipping over the last 5-10 seconds of show and resuming with 5-10 seconds of commercial left. I think the comskip files are correct, and it's just not matching them up with the playback right. I know that sub had said something at some point about not being able to know where one was in TS files as easily. So, I tried postprocessing with ffmpeg to turn the TS file into an MPEG PS file, which seemed to play just fine, but surprisingly to me had the same issues in the same way with the skipping not being quite right.
So, I've been trying to switch to NPVR, hoping that since it's designed from the ground up to work with TS files, that it would work better. But it seems to be the same. Where it skips just doesn't quite match up with where the commercials are.
I am a programmer, but I don't really know about the internals of MPEG, but I'm curious what's so hard about taking a frame number from the output of comskip and seeing when that frame number comes up. But I'm sure it must just be much more complicated than that.
I guess my questions are just (1) is this on the list of things to be worked on, (2) would there be any log files or comskip files or anything that I should attach to see if there's something I'm doing wrong, and (3) is there any way I could help this get fixed?
:oI stupidly installed the Twinhan VP-1020A drivers for my Twinhan AD-SP400; and after that the card can't even alternate power between polarizations; it can just come on and shut down (I know this because I have a small satellite finder attached). NOTE: I have since unistalled and installed original drivers of the versions; changed PC; and operating systems - I'm now Win7. Thanks in advance for your inputs.
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For those of you using a Hauppauge 45 button remote, as I am, I'm posting several sections of my IRREMOTE.INI file that I've tested to work with StreamIt. Here they are:
[Microsoft Internet Explorer]
;This is Kiosk or Windowed mode in the Netflix StreamIt Plugin
GRNPOWER={alt}{f4}
OK={enter}
;Pause and start trickplay mode (Will also resume playing if pressed while paused)
REWIND={ctrl}{left}
PLAY={space}
;Start trickplay mode and fast forward (can be initiated while playing or while paused)
FASTFWD={ctrl}{right}
;Step backwards (only works while in trickplay mode)
SKIPREV={left}
PAUSE={space}
;Step forward (only works while in trickplay mode)
SKIPFWD={right}
;Used to change from Kiosk/Windowed to Fullscreen Mode
BLUE=f
[Microsoft Silverlight]
;This is full screen mode in the Netflix StreamIt Plugin
GRNPOWER={alt}{f4}
OK={enter}
BACK={esc}
;Pause and start trickplay mode (Will also resume playing if pressed while paused)
STOP={ctrl}{space}
;Rewind (only works while in trickplay mode)
REWIND={ctrl}{left}
PLAY={space}
;Fast forward (only works while in trickplay mode)
FASTFWD={ctrl}{right}
;Step backwards (only works while in trickplay mode)
SKIPREV={left}
PAUSE={space}
;Step forward (only works while in trickplay mode)
SKIPFWD={right}
Make sure you also add the 2 app names to the [Applications] section.
