Much thanks to mvallevand and everyone else who has contributed to getting GBPVR to work on the NMT. You too sub! I got my eGreat M34A on Monday, and today I finished the final tweaks to have it automatically boot into GBPVR. Awesome stuff!
I?ve the MS redistribuable and Dot.Net installed, the installation starts and then this error message (acnnot create key, error 1401) and the installations stops. I have Windows 7 installed. Tried to search in the forum but didn't find...
Thanks
for new impending release of GB-PVR just because I knew something would change. Well change is immanent methinks so in meantime before latest v. of GB-PVR blasts our way wiki main has changed:
I have two PCHs and use them through wired and wireless connection. When I start gbpvr, there is always a delay, the length depends on whether I am using wired/wireless link and if the server drives are at sleep. The family complains about nothing happening (blank screen for 5-20 seconds) before the interface loads. Is there a way to show a splash screen, or something similar, while gbpvr loads?
I've got a channel that Hauppuage WinTV shows the channel fine, my TV shows it fine (111.1 in case you're interested), however when I try to map the channel, I get perfect picture with terrible sound.
Before I get home and start hammering away at it I was hoping somebody could point me in the right direction - I have tried looking through the documentation, but I haven't seen any FAQ that really describes what I'm seeing (and hearing, as it is).
I was going to try installing the AC3 decoder in the hopes that this is what is causing it (since I'm in Canada), but I don't like installing unless I have to.
Has anyone else encounterd this?
I'm running Windows 7 on a Toshiba laptop with nVidia.
Having built myself a full PVR for the lounge room, using a cheap no-name DVB-T tuner, I decided I needed a dual tuner to record one show and watch another. Bought a Pinnacle PCTV Dual 2001e Diversity Stick as the only Dual unit I could find. Didn't know what the 'Diversity' bit meant until I opened the packet. What it means is two antenna inputs, two little stub antennas and it has some 'ASD' Automatic Signal Detection to pick best antenna signal or supposedly combine the two signals somehow. Supposed to work with just one antenna connected. The native PCTV supplied software can do picture in picture or record one and watch another from single antenna connected.
GB-PVR is much better program but I have this problem.
Can setup the two tuners OK using 2000e selection. Recording a show uses Tuner1 OK, watch a show uses Tuner 2 OK - all from single antenna input BUT only one of these at a time. While Tuner1 is recording, if I try to watch another show on Tuner2 , it looks like all is working as far as GB-PVR is concerned, but Tuner 2 has zero signal. If I connect stub antenna to the second antenna input on the DVB-T stick then I get signal on Tuner 2. I only get 2 channels on the stub antenna so I need to use the single outdoor antenna (or install MORE splitters).
Realise this is not GB-PVR's fault, and probably more about Pinnacle BDA drivers. Is there some way driver can be manipulated or GV-PVR can fix this antenna input selection.
Some nice development for NMT's: http://www.networkedmediatank.com/showth...300&page=1. I hope this will have positive effects on mvpmcx2 as well, for example:
- All files being playable (including DVD's), no need for mono or difficult setup of windows shares;
- Animated menu's / 3D rendering.
Pure speculation, of course. What are your thoughts about this (in this early stage of XMBC on NMT), Martin?
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