Out of the blue, I now get this error when I launch Config:
Error loading plugin list: System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Index was outside the bounds of the array.
at MVPPosition.MVPPosConfigForm.ReadConfig()
at MVPPosition.MVPPosConfigForm..ctor(XmlDocument configuration)
at MVPPosition.Position.GetConfigFormInstance(XmlDocument document)
at Config.xfd6951461fe46d87.x81464aef82823e23()
To be fair, GBPVR has been running well and I haven't tried to make any changes in the last month or so.
Config also errors if I try to exit with "OK" (to save any changes).
I have an HVR2250. My cable provider is switching all their customers to digital cable. They require a QAM tuner, and most channels are scrambled.
How am I going to continue using my dual channel tuner? Do I have to use their set top box? Won't I need two boxes? If so, I know I can use the IR blaster that came with my card, but how will I be able to change channels on one box, without affecting the other box.
My wife pointed out that we haven't had programming information for a couple of weeks on Comcast Channel 67 (Hallmark). Anybody have any ideas? Where does GBPVR store the raw data files?
Thanks,
-Brad
ps Using SchedulesDirect with the EPG plugin (not XMLTV)
Hi, I have a pinnacle 800e usb tv card and i am trying to get it running with gbpvr, but am having a problem setting it up in the capture config. I've looked through the walkthroughs and everything but can't capture a signal. also when i click the show connected hardware only button it shows different pinnacle products but not the 800e. btw i've tried all the different pinnacle products on the list and none of them showed a picture. any help is appreciated thansks guys
Hello everyone, I'm looking to set my laptop up as a DVR/PVR and was having trouble piecing my components together.
What I have is a MSI laptop with 110GB of free storage space on my hard drive and a HDMI output. Also have a TV with a HDMI Input. My cable is through Comcast and uses a new High Definition (assuming digital) cable box. I'm basically wanting a simple DVR-type setup that will link to my guide and record specific shows whenever they come on.
My main question is what Hauppauge device should I be looking for? Since my laptop only has an express 34 slot and I'm not finding any Hauppauge cards for that, I assume I'll use one of their USB devices. That narrows it down to 36 devices according to the "supported cards" section in the wiki.... Any actual recommendations for simplicity? I don't mind fast-forwarding my media player through the commercials or stuff like that, just as long as the tv show gets saved to my hard drive I'm happy, I can figure out the rest of that stuff later. Wanting to stay around $100 or so for setup.
My next question concerns idea of hardware mpeg-2 encode. My laptop is pretty new, 1.8 ghz dual processor with 3GB of ram and Windows 7 32 bit. Is hardware MPEG-2 encoding something I need if I still want to surf the web while watching tv, or will my laptop keep up with the software to encode the signal running along with my internet browser. More-so, since I have a digital signal is there anything to actually encode?
Sorry for the routine questions, but after several searches of 5 pages each, I couldn't find anything to help me out, Thanks!
I have tried Skip Tool and I find it slow and cumbersome.
Are there any tools like DVR Edit? Where you can skim through the show with a slider and mark the ins and outs of commercials?
Normally, I have pretty good luck with it. I've finally encoded my Stargate SG-1 DVDs. I cannot get an accurate result.
My directory structure is: Stargate SG-1\Season 1\(01) Children of the Gods.
I'm using series override with Stargate SG-1 as the series name.
Wizmetadata grabber insists on returning the Season 1 dvd box set from IMDB instead of the episode data from TheTVDB; probably because it's hitting IMDB first and finding probable matches.
Is there a way to disable individual internet searches? Should there be? If it's a TV series, wouldn't I want TheTVDB only?
I have a Hauppauge HVR1800 on Windows XP. I can tune all my ATSC channels fine, but on a couple of channels the show is compressed to fill the upper half of the screen and the rest is pixelated.
These same channels display fine when tuning with WinTV or NeroVision. My logs are attached.
I just wiped my working xp install to switch to W7 X64 and I'm having some problems. I am getting some recordings 0 length with ts mux and can't play back DVRMS files in GBPVR although they play back fine in windows media player. I've tried Cyberlink, Mainconcept HCW, DTVDVD and system default playback codec. I'm using ffdshow for sound as that's what has always worked with this pc in the past although I did try setting it to system default.
