I cannot for the life of me figure this out. I am "using" mc2xml and getting it to output an xmltv file. I aim GB-PVR at that file in the Configuration tab. It says it is restarting the service. But when I open up the TV Guide function, there is no info for the shows.
I just want to get this working and have been searching the forums, trying different programs, etc.. and I can't get it working.

Please help

Sub is there any why to reduce the rather extreme volume of logging done during rendering by way of the client. ML3 does one second updates of the playing location and the render hash output for the screen updates is filling up 1.5 Mb of logs very quickly. An example is in pz1's post here
http://forums.gbpvr.com/showpost.php?p=3...tcount=102

Martin

When I run XMLTVExtras it gets the following "error connecting to database". I've also included the properties from the xmltvextras.exe file so you can see if it is the most recent.

Hello,
I have a healthy GBPVR setup. The 4 tunners work fine, live TV works fine. Latest version etc.

I'm watching and recording using ATSC. ONE channel in Detroit, WADL has a problem. I remember reading in this forum one post about someone mentioning that when recording anything on ONE particular station, the video goes really fast and the audio is at the normal speed. When watching LIVE, the video is fast-jerky, pausing to let the audio keep up. I cannot find that post now.

If all other ATSC stations are fine, what could be the problem with this one? It occurs with all shows on this one channel.

Hi,

I managed to setup GBPVR + MediaMVP to play the files recorded by my Windows Media Center (in DVR-MS format).
All standard settings, just changed the muxer to the cyberlink one which I was able to install by installing the autodvrconverter application.

All is working perfectly fine. Sound in sync, acceptable delays, even plays files bigger than 2GB which was a limitation on my networked KISS DVD players before.

One issue remains: when the show file name contains an "e" with an accent ("accent égu" in French like the word for private=privé), GBPVR is unable to find the file and crashes.

The char is ascii decimal 233: http://www.ascii.cl/htmlcodes.htm

When I rename the file to contain a normal e instead, all is fine.

Any chance of fixing this ?

Strangely, one of the previous versions of VideoRedo had the same issue but it was fixed in a more recent release.

Thanks a lot. I really like this setup. This setup is a lot faster than my Linksys Media Center Extenders DMA2100 and DMA2200.

I see Syabas has announced a streaming box:

http://www.electronista.com/articles/10/...les.1080p/

i am already in the dog house, what do folks recommend as a CHEAP power supply ... 400-500W?

To support an AMD gigabyte motherboard and a couple of hard disks.


thanks for any advice.

Hello,

A very big newbie to GB-PVR and streaming NAS etc.

This is my current setup:

PC with HDMI (inc Audio) Output
This PC HDMI plugs into my Plasma TV

I would like to use GB-PVR when viewing the PC through the TV.

I am planning on buying a NAS to store all my videos and music on.
Eventually I may get a digital media player so I assume the NAS need to be DLNA Compatible UPnP AV.

How do I setup GB-PVR with a DLNA NAS. Do I just add the directory where the files are stored or is there a clever way of doing this as the NAS is streaming the files etc.

Thank you for the help

Azreal

Whats the usual way of handling this?

Hi all,

I know there is a thread somewhere about this problem as I have seen it before but have been searching and cant frind it.

If I open GBPVR, go into TV Guide and start watching something... I only get about 60 seconds before I am thrown out to the GBPVR menu.

This only happens once and from then on the playback runs fine.

If I close GBPVR then re-open it again then the problem will happen again in the first instance.

It also seems to happen with recordings too as I have had many recordings that are only a minute or two long.

Anyone got any ideas please as I am sure others have experienced this.

Cheers all.
mrspaces.