1. When watching live tv I get audio. But when I start recording the audio seems to turn off. I play the recording and doesn't have any audio either.
My pc is hooked up to my monitor through HDMI which is also how I get my audio.
2. What are the system requirements to run GBPVR?
Whenever I bring up the mini guide Live TV starts to stutter. I would think I have more than enough to run
GBPVR without any issues? I don't have any processes running in the background, not even an anti-virus (i do manual scans once in a while).
What can I do to improve performance. I haven't insatlled any plugins. However I am using the Community-WS skin. Might that have something to do with it?
GBPVR 1.47
AverMedia A188 PCIe Pure ATSC
AMD Athlon Dual Core 5800+ 3.0ghz
896mb ram
ATI HDMI Audio
ATI Radeon HD 3200
Windows XP SP2 (up to date)
I'm not too concerned w/ programming selection... they'll both give me what I want to watch. I'm concerned about tuning.
I'll have 3 Hauppauge NTSC tuners (1 PVR 150, and 1 PVR 500). Right now the PVR 150 is pulling channels off the standard cable and I'm happy. I tried using the digital box from Comcast, but channel changing didn't always happen correctly, and I never played with it enough to get it working.
With Comcast, I know that (for now) I can just tie the cable into a splitter and get three feeds, one for each tuner.
With DirectTV, I'll need 3 boxes, right?
What would you choose? (Let's say for sake of argument, that I can get bundles of equal cost and channel line-ups from either.)
Out of the box, Windows 7 MC plays h.264 encoded mp4 files for me, but I don't get any video playing back the same file in GBPVR with the h.264 decoder set to the Microsoft version. Anyone had any luck playing back h.264 files with Win7 without installing a separate codec pack?
I seems to have numerous failed recordings from when things were scheduled but the pc was either not on or gbpvr was not running. There are probably over 100 entries.
Is there an easy way to remove these? I can just click, confirm delete but this will take a while and would mean going in to each show on the list.
I have seen some mention of running "scripts" but I would have no idea how to do so. I am computer inclined so if someone wants to give a run down I can probably follow.
I have a PVR 150 with cable box being controlled by a UsbUiart. The only two external infrared signals I need in addition are TV on/off and Volume control of the external audio amplifier. Is there a way of configuring USBUIRT to reinterpret the volume and on/off button for the Hauppauge remote or do I have to go to a universal remote?
D.
If the file has a comskip point at the beginning of the file, GB-PVR seems to be use that value to override a resume point. Is this the desired action? The attached log show the resume to 85 seconds immediately followed with a comskip request to go to 39 seconds.
Posted by: JonnyCam - 2009-09-25, 02:28 AM - Forum: Wishlist
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Hello,
Not sure if this is possible, or somethig you'd like to implement, but I'd like an option in config.xml which allows me to turn off the always connect a decoder to each audio / video stream in a TS file, rather than connecting each one at playback start.
I understand it allows for faster channel changes etc, but I don't use LiveTV, and I like to be able to upsample all of my recordings to DD 5.1 using AC3 filter, which leads to no sound due to the way the spdif out filter is inserted, and all three trying to control the output (I think)
Tried searching the other threads but didn't see any thing that helped. For the most part recording that are scheduled work fine but there are times it just does not start. The one thing I noticed when looking over the log is that there always seems to be no log of when the recording failed. There seems to be nothing showing up in the event viewer that show any errors happening. I have the firewall disabled and the antivirus installed in avg.
