How is this processing carried out (ie are all recoreded files converted together or one after the other)?
Is there a way I can ensure processing is more timely? I have processing set to wake machine between 12:00AM and 6M (as I do not normally record/watch at then - nor is the PC is not a sleep as it is on 24/7), to delete the orignal and to update database.
What I find is several files with the AVI extension but zero byte size and no indication of anything happening (I was expecting to see, in task manager some processes and or Cpu time used)
Can I increase the priority of this covnersion process to get things done quicker?
I am in desperate need of the file that has all the channels for Comcast in San Jose mapped to their appropriate frequencies. I'm having problems getting all my channels to work.
Also, can someone explain why some channels work while others don't and how the QAM file fits into the equation. I've been playing with the QAM.ini Manager utility.
I am current 'upgrading' from my vista GBPVR environment to XP SP3. However, the V1.4 USB-UIRT drivers are not recognised by XP SP3? Has anyone else hit this problem?
since a fresh install of GBPVR 1.4.7 digital TV no longer looks good when played by VMR9. most channels often get distorted with higher levels of lightness or snapshots of other channels.
I discovered that EVR renderer doesn't have this problem and works great. however it takes a few seconds of stuttering to "catch up" when starting GBPVR app, then it works fine.
Are there any better video renderers that run with GBPVR?
I´ve notice two behaviors of dvb subtitles on my system are ahead of the speech. Is there an option to set a bit of delay for then?
Also, they only apper after I press the yellow button. Is this the correct behavior or I have something to do with my config for then to appear automatically?
I upgraded GBPVR today from 1.2.13 to 1.4.7. Since then I have no sound, either on live TV or recordings. I have a Pinnacle USB stick, the PC 72e. Nothing else has changed.
Reverting to the old GBPVR, the sound is still gone. Any ideas anyone, please?
Is it possible to edit the gbpvr.db3 data base so that a specific reoccurring recording records in a specific subdirectory? I like to put all my kids shows in a folder called "kids shows". I can do this manually after they record by moving the file then changing the path of the "filename" field accordingly in the RECORDING_SCHEDULE table of the database and then change the "sub_title" field to include the show name and the show's "name" field to be "kids shows" in the PROGRAMME table.
I want to know if I can do something to the record that designates the reoccurring recording to tell it to create a folder for the show in the ..\kids shows\ sub-folder instead of the default show folder. If so, what record needs editing (I see several records in the RECORDING_SCHEDULE table for each reoccurring show title...is it the Status=4 or recording type=5 or something else that identifies the record that controls the reoccurring program) and how would I modify it (i.e., would I change the name to "kids shows\???" or "\kids shows\???" where ??? is the name of the show...or is there some other modification that should be made)? Can I get GBPVR to automatically give the show the "kids shows" title so that it does not appear in the main list but rather all these shows get listed as "episodes" of the "kids shows" program in the recordings view?
I'm not getting any channels on the scan. The scan reports negative 1000-2000 strength with 82-87% quality on many channels but does not pick up channels. I've tried using the various ini files in the BDA, 1600 sub-folder with no luck. This is on Fios. I can get the QAM channels via WinTV. I assume I'm overlooking something basic. Any thoughts?
About to buy a DVB-S card .... finally had enough my Hauppauge USB2 unit. Not being able to turn of the temporal noise filter is really, really, really beginning to annoy me.
Simple question really... do the Hauppauge DVB-S cards suffer from the same temporal noise filter problem that the PVR 150-250-USB2 units do ?
I know you can turn this off (or at least lessen it) via either the tweak tool, or christweak, or a registry hack... but you can't actually do it on the USB2 unit. To be blunt... it's a pile of crap because of this. Anyone who sees faces on the TV look like melting waxwork models when there is movement knows what I mean, that horrible and ugly smearing you get during movement. !!
So, am I going to have this problem with the Hauppauge DVB-S cards ?
Hope to get a few replies and see what the general concensus is.