Does version 1.47 work with Windows 7, I've tried to configure my haup pvr150 and I cant seem to get the IR portion taken care of....HaupBlast.exe does not work in Windows 7....how else can i get my remote to work?
I have just purchased this dual DVB-S2 tuner, and would like to try and get it running with GB-PVR. Is there an equivalent card I can use to make it work, it's not listed under the devices as far as I can see. It also won't auto detect it.
It's got a Conexant chipset in it as far as I can see.
Here is the page for the card if you need more info.
i just noticed the mediatankcontroller for nmt it works with gbpvr too. seemed interesting thought id share it incase anyone might be interested and missed it as i did.
I am having trouble getting my NMT to display/play media from a network drive from within GB-PVR, I can see & view/play from the Picture/Music Libraries on the PC fine, I can browse to the folders & view/play from the NMT interface without a problem but I can't do either from the NMT when connected to my development PC.
Also I know the media directories don't have any rouge files in them as they are just the same directories that are normally used when the NMT is connected to the server.
From the config.xml on my development PC
Code:
<PhotoLibraryDirectory>Default~C:\|F-Drive~F:\|Server-Pics~\\Pvr-server\_Photo|</PhotoLibraryDirectory>
<VideoLibraryDirectory>Default~C:\|F-Drive~F:\|</VideoLibraryDirectory>
<MusicLibraryDirectory>Music~C:\!Music|Robert's Music~E:\_Music|Roberts Music (Tweaked)~\\Pvr-server\my book (i)\Music Files|PVR-Server (Main Music)~\\Pvr-server\Music|</MusicLibraryDirectory>
If there's a solution for my problem on this forum, I've been unable to locate it.
The OS I have is Windows 7 Ultimate X64, Quad Core AMD64 with a WinTV PVR 150 tuner, nothing fancy.
When I set up a schedule to record, GBPVR wakes up my system and records as it should. To this point everything is great. When I activate LiveTv after a recording has completed whether it be immediate or sometime after, I cannot change the channels until I do a stop start of the "GB-PVR Recording Service", after which everything works great.
Also if I have two consecutive scheduled recordings the second recording will record the same channel as the first recording (not changing channels) unless I manually do a stop start of the service.
This same thing was happening on my old XP SP2 OS Until someone on this forum suggested that I try to use a bat file that GBPVR calls and if there executes the commands contained in it. This worked In the past and I was able to utilize that PostProcessing bat file on my XP SP2 OS to "reset" GB-PVR RecordingService right after record completion.
When I switched over to WIN7 I forgot put that bat file in and it has been working until recently, I wish I knew when it stopped. I've removed and re-installed GBPVR and WINTV drivers and programs. Disabled UAC and I am the Administrator of the system.
I've attached the log files from both scenarios. The one labeled "gbpvrlogs.zip" are logs from the PostProcessing scenario and the labeled gbpvrlogs 2 .zip is without. I hope this will give a clue to what happening.
I have moved a bunch of movies from one drive to another, due to lack of space.
In other cases I have renamed the movies or put them in subfolders (to get xml-files for them).
Usually I open the moviewiz.db3 in a sql-browser and edit the paths but I thought this should be done in a better way.
So the wish is that you add a column in the db for the files md5 hashcodes (the first file when it comes to folded movies). Then when you do a search for new movies, compare those hash to the ones in the db and change the path when needed (possibly after the user is asked).
Then it doesn't matter if files are moved or renamed, MovieWiz keeps track of them anyway.
Would this fit in your plan for the future of MovieWiz?
Not sure if this is the right place to post this
I'm putting together a program that will process ts files to avi using ffmpeg. My machine is fastest enough to run 3-4 instances.
I can extract file names easily enough dir recordingdir\*.ts /b/s > outputfile
But I need to determine is one is being recorded so it does not get processed.
I might be able to determine this with a rename command (if it fails it might be recording) I tested this on recording, it said comskip was using the file. But what if your not using comskip? At the moment I have chosen xbasic to write the code in.
Any other places that current recordings can be extracted?
Edit: I could also check the filesize and wait a minute and recheck, that would work.
I would create blank batch file so gb-pvr process's the trans queue after conversions are complete
Can you copy a file from one pc to another that will copy your devices and chanel settings. I had GBPVR working a treat on my old XP laptop. I now have bought a new spangly Acer with windows 7 prof 64 bit. GBPVR is playing up a bit while trying to set up the tunners. So Can I just copy a file from my old PC?
Hi, im completely new to gbpvr as of today so bare with me for a bit.
I have run in to a problem with the web interface, it seems that the webserver isnt running for some reason.
I started by following the EWA install guide, but when the webserver wasnt running i uninstalled it again using modify in the uninstall thingy, and thus reinstalling the standard webinterface (thats what i gather from searching the forums).
Ive tried running it on a different port, on localhost and even disabling my firewall. But the service just isnt running, i even tried telnetting it to see if there was anything running on the port, which there wasnt.
I'm sort of running out of ideas as to what could be wrong, so id appreciate a nodge in the right direction?