By november 1th Denmark will shutdown all the analog tv signals.
The new digital channels will be delivered by 5 muxes. The first mux will transmit free MPEG2 channels for the coming 3 years and mux 2 will transmit free MPEG4 channels. 3 more muxes will transmit Boxer coded signals.
Right now i am using Hauppauge T-500 card to receive the current danish test MPEG2 channels and the swedish MPEG2 channels. This works fine.
My problem is that i want to be able to receive the coming MPEG4 channels as well. The family expect this service as they have been use to GBPVR for the last 2+ years.
I can not find any drivers to my Hauppauge T-500 card that can decode the MPEG4 channels that i understand is coded as DVB-T2.
On the other hand then my understanding is that the difference between MPEG2 and MPEG4 should be a "software-only" issue.
:confused: Can anyone help me to understand what i need and whether its available or if you should have information about a card that supports DVB-T2, then i would be very happy ? :confused:
Currently i am converting the received digital channel to MPEG2 using a Cyberlink BDA software mux because we can then use the MediaMVP.
Next question is:
:confused:? Do i need another BDA mux for MPEG4 signal ? :confused:
Since I upgraded to 1.4.7, I've noticed that season recordings have started scheduling recordings that match as a substring, rather than an exact match as it did before.
I get my EPG through birtles' XMLTV tool, and post-process them to insert an '®' to the end of the programme titles of repeats so that I can exclude them from season recordings. Previously this worked, but now they are all recorded. I thought this might just be a quirk of the post processing, but I've noticed that my season recording for 'The Apprentice' has scheduled a recording of 'The Apprentice USA'.
Is this a setting somewhere, or a change in behaviour? Has anyone else noticed this?
hello - i just ordered a secondhand dell, comes with XP 64-bit. Did I just mess up? I've heard that many apps will not run .... just wondering what experiences folks have add with XP 64-bit (Pentium D) and GBPVR etc?
I recently installed Win 7 on a test machine, and have experienced problems with audio.
The problem: The is a client machine. I am using 1.3.11 and both server and client are running the same version. I have an obaord ati video card. All works now running on vista and have no issues.
files with issues are HD mp2 with AC3 audio .ts files
When testing with win 7 the sounds will come in for about 30 seconds and then it will dissapear. if i pause it it and then play or FF/FW then it also comes back but will dissapear after 30 seconds again. I transfered the file to the client and it plays fine, i also played the file though WPM (over the network) and it played fine no issues. My network is 10/100 wired for both server and client. I have also tried several AC3 decoders (AC3filter, FFdshow, mpc audio) all give exactly the same problem
Also it does not change when changing Video or Audio renderer.
Logs are unavailable at the moment, but looking for a direction as to fixing the problem or what might be causing the problem.
Just installed gbpvr 1.4.7 with hauppage hvr-1600 as a single capture source "hvr1600_analog"...
Everything went fine in configuring and using...recorded a few shows...till I rebooted the system...
On every reboot the hvr_1600 capture source isnt seen by GBPVR or the recording service
checking the recording service status shows 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8...with nothing for these sources
GBPVR wont show live TV...
restarting the recording service or starting gbpvr config and just exiting (config fields shows up with proper settings, channels, epg config etc...!) after a machine reboot brings everything to normal : GBPVR will show live tv...recording service will work and list capture source 1 as HVR_1600 analog...all everything works...
Tried a few things...no success so far...every reboot will make me loose my hvr_1600 capture source...until I go into config and exit or restart the recording service...
Took me a while to notice that all the sources for metdata where unticked on the options tab. Seems strange that they're all unticked by default, stumped me for a while.
I thought it might be useful to write a tiny utility to help mapping dvd folder share's on local drives in the format required for mvpmcx2. It's not close to perfect but hopefully it's a start.
This Windows program simply reads the "net share" command and then creates the two lines that can be copied into gbpvr.cgi
I have Fast Forward set to the default 60 sec. And Rewind to 30 sec. But whenever I Fast Forward it only goes about 10-15 seconds forward. Same thing for Rewind. Am I missing something?
I have been noticing working trailers are being downloaded less and less.
Of 13 MOV files, 4 do download, the other 9 appear in the trailers folder but are only 26kb in size.
Looking in the logs and researching the Dave's Trailer Page website it scrapes trailers from, I am finding small differences and it appears this could be the whole problem.
It appears Dave's Trailer Page is not making the correct addresses for trailers from apple.com. The ones from playlist.yahoo.com are the only ones working.
The ones that are 26kb in size, which do not play are:
All About Steve.mov
Couples Retreat.mov
Fame.mov
Gamer.mov
Law Abiding Citizen.mov
Surrogates.mov
Where the Wild Things Are.mov
Whip It.mov
Zombieland.mov
All of these are from Apple.com with bad links so they are corrupt.
