Quote:hi martin! i decided to pm you re my problem with my pch a-110 since i saw how easily you solved trummel's problem. mine is pretty much the same. i am using my pch a-110 for the first time today and upgraded the firmware to 01-17-100317-15-pop-403-000. i have never seen it work since after plugging it on, i did the upgrade of the firmware right away. all my media files are in a 3.5 WD SATA HD plugged inside the pch a-110. ... i am at a loss why it doesn't work on the pch a-110.
I don't like to support via PM, but I will gladly help you here. Answering these will speed up the process.
1. Did you use NMTInstall to install update GBPVR?
2. Let me know if you are using CSI or the mvpmc share to access mvpmcx2
3. Post the information from the NMT Syntax check (there is a sticky on this)
4. Configuring GBVPR to see the files on your PCH can be a bit complicated, you probably should search out the ShareHelper utility that I uploaded to make this a bit easier.
I need to remove a tuner from my 4 Tuner box temporarily. I want to ensure that GBPVR reschedules the upcoming recordings properly knowing that there is one less tuner. Some conflicts may occur but I will deal with them. Then in a few weeks I'll be adding the tuner back.
To remove the tuner is it best to perform the following?
1. Create the recordings Dump file
2. Remove the tuner
3. Empty the EPGs for all tuners
4. run "pvrx2.exe -deletependingrecurring"
5. reload EPGs for all tuners
6. Import recordings.
To add it back?
1. Create the recordings Dump file
2. Add the tuner
3. Empty the EPGs for all tuners
4. run "pvrx2.exe -deletependingrecurring"
5. reload EPGs for all tuners
6. Import recordings.
I have postprocessing.bat set up to run WizRenameRecording, as I always have, but it has quit working. Also, I have Config set up to convert recordings to mpeg2, and that isn't working either.
I deleted the WizRenameRecording and postprocessing.bat files, and reinstalled them, but still nothing.
Is there a common cause for this? I can't seem to find any obvious problems. WizRenameRecording works if run manually.
I've been running my media centre PC with XP Pro for a couple of years now, and it's been very reliable but with certain limitations. I found a few spare components this weekend, so decided to get back into things. I added a new hard disk and another gig of RAM in readiness for Windows 7.
The install went fine, and the system is really speedy (even though the Athlon X2 3800+ is a little long in the tooth now). Using Windows Media Centre, everything is working as expected with all channels tuned in. However, when trying to tune channels with GBPVR I am getting numerous "Unknown" channels, and the BBC channels on MUX1 are not being picked up at all.
I have already applied the offset fix as below (not sure it's needed anymore):
I've also deleted the shadow copy of the GBPVR folder from within \users and applied the latest ini file for the Rowridge transmitter frequencies.
The Pinnacle 3010ix is detected as a different device than in Windows XP, presumably because of a different driver. I can view non MUX1 channels with GBPVR, so it's a bit weird. I tried to run filtercheck.exe but it didn't produce a log file.
I will attach some other log files this evening if it helps. Any guidance would be much appreciated!
When starting PVRX2, NET Framework Error pops up with the following message. Only saw this problem when configured as a client and did not see the same error if I set as a server. :confused:http://forums.gbpvr.com//images/smilies/confused.gif
I would appreciate for anyone's help!
*****error message starts from here****************
See the end of this message for details on invoking
just-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of this dialog box.
************** Exception Text **************
System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at GBPVRX2.x0061b801bdf12d35.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.OnMessage(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam)
************** JIT Debugging **************
To enable just-in-time (JIT) debugging, the .config file for this
application or computer (machine.config) must have the
jitDebugging value set in the system.windows.forms section.
The application must also be compiled with debugging
enabled.
When JIT debugging is enabled, any unhandled exception
will be sent to the JIT debugger registered on the computer
rather than be handled by this dialog box.
Ok, so the Myka's don't seem to be that appealing to GB-PVR users. What about refurbished A110's http://www.popcornhour.com/onlinestore/i...urbished_1 At $105 US if some GB-PVR users don't pick these up, then I might as well stop writing GB-PVR clients.
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This is just a follow up for anyone that might be interested in the above problem... A while ago there was a thread on the WD eco green drives and the odd stuttering problems they caused for HTPCs. I had a 1.5TB drive and had these issues, esp if recording and playing back HD 1080i H264 at the same time. So I recently replaced the drive with a 1Tb WD black drive and was gutted when it did the exact same thing - if even worse than the green one. I have a Gigabyte 780G mboard and a PCIe HD4660 card (the onboard HD3200 caused too many stuttering problems of its own) running win7 x64 pro. So I upgraded to the latest Gigabyte chipset drives (which are dated 2009/08/14 on the gigabyte site) and 10.4 ATI drivers for the 4660 card. Now everything works perfectly, I've not had a single stutter regardless of what I'm recording/playing back. The weird thing is I'm sure I've installed this gigabyte driver since the date it's listed but it claimed I needed an SATA driver update. So I have no idea what was really causing the old stutter problem. I'm reluctant to put the green drive back in as everything is working so well although am curious to see if it'd now work perfectly or still cause problems....
With Video Plugin bits (allegedly) returning with the next GBPVR release, is anybody working on (or planning to work on) a resurrected Caller ID plugin?
If not, I will do so. But no point in me starting one if somebody else is already working on it.
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