When I am viewing a video via the video inset, if I select the "Back" selection within a submenu, the video stops.

I can select the "Exit" button on my remote, and it will exit the submenu fine. It seems like it has something to do with the way the Back item on the submenu menu is implemented.

I installed the newest version 1.0.28.6. I want to save the thumbnail files with the video because I have over 2400 records in the database. For movie files (.ts etc) it stores the thumbnail files with the video file. For DVDs, it stores the files in C:\Program Files\devnz\GBPVR\media\art .
On my GBPVR client I can see all thumbnails for regular movie files but not for the DVDs unless I copy all the thumbnails to the C:\Program Files\devnz\GBPVR\media\art directory on the client machine.
Is there a way to change the media\art directory to a network share or what is the solution for this?

Regards,
Gert

Since some of you seem to be able to get the HDPVR running, can you offer any suggestions? TME records nicely but GBPVR recordings rarely are more than 0 byes but I have had 1 or 2 (out of 100's) that were about 5MB and playable.

They also alternate between mpg and ts filenames

Another problem is that device seems to report but a lot of zero values

ie
Device reports scale size: 0x0 (source format:0)

Occasionally when I get a short file I do get

Device reports resolution: 720x480 (fps:30)

About the only thing that works nicely is the xml import and channel.exe firewire tuning.

Martin

I looked around but hadn't seen anything covering the specific problem I am having this evening (it is very likely that my gbpvr search-fu is poor). I am running the latest edition of GBPVR and have an EPG subscription with SchedulesDirect. I noticed that some of my channel listing was incorrect because my SchedulesDirect lineup was not accurate. I fixed the SchedulesDirect lineup, dumped my existing EPG, existing GBPVR Channel Listing and redownloaded the Schedules Direct lineup. After doing this, I found that my Channel Listing in the Config program was spot on and read exactly as my subscribed Dish Network channels are. However, when I open up the TV guide, I find that the channels and programming schedule is not even close to my SchedulesDirect lineup or the Channel Listing in the Config program. When I say not even close, I seriously mean that the call letters and show schedule is way off in left field.

Does anyone have an idea of what is going on? I would think that it is a EPG data problem, but if that is the case, how was the Channel Listing in the Config program correctly populated? Any ideas?

I have an Adaptec VideOh! PCI card (AVC-2410) that I have used for years with an old version of gb-pvr (without any problems) in an older Athlon XP 2600+ system running Windows XP Pro. I've replaced that system with a new box and moved the Adaptec card into it but I'm having a problem with sound in recorded shows. It is fine for between 5 and 15 minutes into a recording and then the sound disappears, never to return. If a new recording starts the sound is fine again for a similar period and then is gone. It is not a problem with playback as I've tried playing the MPEG2 recordings on three different Windows systems (XP, Vista, Windows 7) and a Mac running OS 10.5.8. The sound stops at the same point on all of them, so it's the recording rather than the playback that is the problem.

The new system is as follows:

Asus A8N-SLI Premium
Athlon X2 4800+
4 GB DDR400 RAM
4 x 200 GB SATA drives (RAID 5)

It is running Windows Server 2003 Standard 32-bit and is patched up-to-date. I put a clean install of gb-pvr 1.4.7 on it and got the card working by modifying direct.ini with the right filter settings for the card.

I've tried moving the Adaptec card into different PCI slots but the problem remains. I've tried all three versions of the drivers for the card (1.0, 1.1 and 1.21) that I can locate, the latest one dated February 10, 2004. I've tried different recording qualities (high, medium, low) in case that made a difference, but it didn't.

I've attached some logs that cover the last handful of test recordings I've tried.

Any help would be great as I love gb-pvr and would really like to continue using it on the new rig.

Thanks,

JS

Build 83 of EWA has been released. You can download it directly here or on the wiki.

Post any issues in the EWA Support Sub-Forum.

Date: 2010-02-12 Build Number: 83 Changes:

• UncleJohnsBand: Add code to not display hidden and system files/folders via EWA Library (both table view and CSS views).
  
• UncleJohnsBand: Add rmvb as valid video file extension in the videos mask.
  
• UncleJohnsBand: Web Service Updates.
  • Correct web service post padding value issue.
    
  • Correct web service max recordings value issue.
    
  • Added recording priority as a returned element in the webServiceProgramme object.
    
  • Add new methods to Manage web service that allow client to limt the number of results returned.
    
  
  
• whurlston: Updated manage.aspx and searchresults.aspx to use color coding pop-up introduced in build 82.
  
• whurlston: Updated ajax java script libraries to trap errors so that Ajax based services no longer need to be disabled in the admin to eliminate anoying pop-up error messages in the browser.
  
• UncleJohnsBand: CSS General Notes:
  • CSS Note: To access CSS based screens use guide2.aspx as your start page.
    
  • CSS Note: CSS screens are coded in strict standards mode. This will make future updates easier and provides the best cross-browser (Firefox / IE) compatibility. However, this also means that the CSS sceens will only be fully supported by IE 7 and FireFox. Some screens will not work correctly in IE6. Sorry.
    
  • CSS Note: CSS screens are optimized for screens with 1024x768 resolution or higher. Lower resolution will just cause more scrolling on some screens.
    
  • CSS Note: Please post feedback/bugs in the EWA CSS Guide sticky thread located in the EWA support forum.
    
  
  

Build 83 of EWA has been released. You can download it directly here or on the wiki.

Date: 2010-02-12 Build Number: 83 Changes:

• UncleJohnsBand: Add code to not display hidden and system files/folders via EWA Library (both table view and CSS views).
  
• UncleJohnsBand: Add rmvb as valid video file extension in the videos mask.
  
• UncleJohnsBand: Web Service Updates.
  • Correct web service post padding value issue.
    
  • Correct web service max recordings value issue.
    
  • Added recording priority as a returned element in the webServiceProgramme object.
    
  • Add new methods to Manage web service that allow client to limt the number of results returned.
    
  
  
• whurlston: Updated manage.aspx and searchresults.aspx to use color coding pop-up introduced in build 82.
  
• whurlston: Updated ajax java script libraries to trap errors so that Ajax based services no longer need to be disabled in the admin to eliminate anoying pop-up error messages in the browser.
  
• UncleJohnsBand: CSS General Notes:
  • CSS Note: To access CSS based screens use guide2.aspx as your start page.
    
  • CSS Note: CSS screens are coded in strict standards mode. This will make future updates easier and provides the best cross-browser (Firefox / IE) compatibility. However, this also means that the CSS sceens will only be fully supported by IE 7 and FireFox. Some screens will not work correctly in IE6. Sorry.
    
  • CSS Note: CSS screens are optimized for screens with 1024x768 resolution or higher. Lower resolution will just cause more scrolling on some screens.
    
  • CSS Note: Please post feedback/bugs in the EWA CSS Guide sticky thread located in the EWA support forum.
    
  
  

Hello folks,

I posted a bit ago in the "support" area for this same basic problem. Sub helped me rectify some things, so now I've narrowed down my problem...here goes.

I have a HVR-2250 on Windows XP. I've ironed out my installation so that HD and analogue both seem to capture very well. The problem is that LiveTV seems to not be able to do its thing at all. Even if I'm not recording anything, it's essentially unwatchable. I set the buffer to 2000ms so see if it would solve the problem, but it just postpones things for a little while. Audio stutters...video stutters...ideas?

I am having a really strange problem trying to record to a network share which is located on a NAS. I have attached my log files hoping they may help. Here is what I found out:

1) Changed the Recordings and Live TV directories in config.exe, stopped the recording service and tray applet, then deleted all logs files so I could start with a clean slate.

2) Restarted the recording service and tray applet and scheduled two recordings to start immediately. This was at 1:46 PM. When I do this, nothing happens on the server, there is no attempt to start the recordings.

3) At 1:48 PM I restarted the recording service and then both shows began to record normally. I did get 2 popup errors on the screen which I have also attached. Basically is was a message box that said "The server method "GetServerTime" failed with the following error (but there was no additional info.

4) I stop the recording service at 1:50 PM and zipped up the logs.

I do not have these problems if I change the Recording and Live TV directories back to a local drive. Anyone have any ideas? And please, no snide remarks about the recorded shows, it's only a test

Hi;

Attached is my log as well as my attempted addition to direct.ini. It seems to find channels okay but PVRX2 just gives me a big blank rectangle.

Any help or suggestions much appreciated.

Simon