I am trying to figure out how to set up XMLTV correctly. Sorry if this is a stupid question. ( I am in North America, USA specifically if that helps)
What I am doing is (from memory because I'm at school):
Going into setup
Clicking Setup input sources
Typing in all the info such as the name and the input (HVR-2250)
Using the drop-down menu to select XMLTV
Clicking browse
Making a new *.xml file
Update the EPG
Clicking Ok and ok to finish the setup
I will probably try to edit this and correct any errors if I see any
The file didn't get any larger in file size. EPG isn't working. I did try looking in the help files.
Is there any way to make EPG work?
Had a look around but cant find the answer to this one...
I set a series up to record but after watching the first 2 episodes decided I dont want to watch it anymore.
But... each time the show is on... GBPVR has it highlighted in red and records it.
Is there any way to globally cancel all recording times for the whole series.
I know you can do it in the pending option but that simply cancels the shows that are currently in the EPG... I want to cancel every instance of that show.
I have a Dell XPS 1640 laptop running Vista and WMC. I have installed GBPVR. When I tried to configure GBPVR/Capture sources/Add/Settings, I checked "Only show devices detected on this machine". A message appeared: "No known card detected on this machine" I believe the card is a Win TV Nova T model#18109
Can I do something so that GBPVR can find my tuner?
Just started recoding Prime that is now on Freeview DVB-T. However I can't get GBPVR to playback properly. 1.3.11 just jumps around and 1.4.7 plays better but gets stuck in now and again. When I play the ts recording with PDVD7 it works fine so at the moment I'm switching to it to view my recordings.
Is there a way I can get GBPVR to use PDVD7 for playback?
Can anyone help with these 2 topics?
An issue with fanart is once the background image has changed to the fanart image in video library when returning to the main menu (or any other menu) the image does not change to the default background image.
I purchased one of these cheap video capture devices on EBay and was wondering if it's possible to set it up as a TV channel. I have it connected to a CCTV camera and was hoping to be able to just change chanel to it when wanted instead of having to switch to some other software to view it. It came with drivers which have set it up like a camera, so i can see it in Skype or Windows Movie Maker for example, but I'm not sure if I can set it up in GBPVR.
Any help (or confirmation it's not possible) would be greatly appreciated.
Steve
P.S. have attached filtercheck.log if this helps (the related audio capture is called "USB Audio Device" in the log, not that I'm using it anyway)
Vista restarting itself automatically to install updates has been driving me crazy, just lost some work because of it (again). I've been googling for a solution but can't find anything so I thought I'd ask here.
The solutions I have seen:
Disable automatic updates and take control of installing updates myself - not satisfactory, I wan't automatic updates, I just don't want automatic restarts.
I've also seen a solution using the Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc), but this isn't included in Vista Home Premium, which is what I have.
Comcast just did their digital conversion so now recording using the HVR-1600 in ATSC the recordings are DVR-MS which the MVP cannot process. Tried experimenting with the DVR-MS transcode option on the Processing tab in Config. The ATI mux gives me video and no audio. The Cyberlink gives me a staticy (?) picture and no audio. Anyone have any suggestions on muxs for transcoding? So that I can watch the shows via the MVP.
Thanks!
