Using a '|' for show/episode delimieter would seem to work fine; however, using a '-' for as a delimieter gives several false-positives when the title and/or episode names have '-' in the them.
Change the '-' delimiter to one like '|' (e.g. '#' or '$')
Or Add the ability for the user to define custom replacment delimeters
(this would seem to be the best, as a user could
custom-tailor it to his/her setup [and use the proper delimeters with
WizRenameRecording])
I am setting up a HTPC for my twin girls, so that as soon as they are old enough they can have access to all the programming I have approved for them.
This has led me to a lot of video converting, now I am trying to organize it. I have not been able to find any documentation for how to set up files so that the video library can view them. I have managed to find a little information that I will list below, if you have more to add, please post it... if you also need this information, comment about that also!
What I rely want is a way to play a video play list(several videos in a row), how to link videos in a sub folder as if they were in the same folder, and how to make the browser start in a specific folder. Thanks!
placing an image file with the same name as a video file in the same folder will cause that image to be displayed when you highlight the video in the browser
placing an xml file with the same name as a video will read data from the xml file (Have not been able to find the syntax for the file)
I have gone through all DVB-T, DVB-C and renamed files, update muxes in some files.
Added new DBV-T and DVB-C files. Updated DVB-S scan files from Joshys Fun site.
I renamed the files from numbers to plain text, so it will be easier to update the files when new muxes are added.
For DVB-S the numbers are still used, but you can see what number is used for the transponders.
Hello everyone. Sorry to start off asking for help, but I'm so stressed out I'm starting to shake and want to smash things up. Here is the situ.
I brought an Alienware refurb, it was really cheap. Literally peanuts, and specced well too. Before I got it I was using a borrowed version of XPMCE because I had legally paid for XP and didn't fancy paying out £100 or whatever for the media center.
So. When I got the Alienware it came with Vista home basic but I didn't want to use a borrowed copy any more and wanted to return to using a legal OS.
Now. That's not been a problem for many months because I have a TV in my room. Unfortunately it's a 27" tank.
I use a 22" LCD as my gaming monitor and my PC is very well specced for gaming. However, I do have a Belinea 15" LCD and now have that plugged in too, so dearly want to be able to drag a media center over and use my Pinnacle 72E so I can finally rid this tonweight TV.
So, being that I am completely new and this, and, have just spent over an hour trying to find out how to set things up I must be missing something or fail to understand
I have searched and found out how to add the 72E to the list. I added this to the correct place and file.
[Pinnacle PCTV DVB-T Stick (72e)]
TUNING_TYPE=DVB-T
FILTER_TUNER="PCTV DiBcom BDA Digital Tuner (Dev1 Path0) "
FILTER_CAPTURE=PCTV DiBcom BDA Digital Capture (Dev1 Path0)
PIN_TUNER_IN=Input0
PIN_TUNER_OUT=MPEG2 Transport
PIN_CAPTURE_IN=MPEG2 Transport
PIN_CAPTURE_OUT=MPEG2 Transport
And, now when I go to config I can put it in as the instructions show me. However. I cannot get to any kind of tune function because when I launch TuningAssistant.exe it does not have my added device (the Pinnacle 72E) in the list. So I can't tune my card.
And, that's where I'm stumped. I have absolutely no idea what to do to make it see the stick in the tuner and tune it in so I can watch TV.
I did get to a part that asks you to select your transmitter and I know mine is in Southampton (at least I think it is, I live in West Sussex) but I really just don't have a clue what I'm doing.
Is there a way of using 2 HDHomeruns to have a 4 tuner setup on the same PC in GBPVR. Lets say to record 3-4 programs at once or record 3 while watching 1?
Or do I need to run 2 PC's each with an HDHomerun?
I've just finished updating my digital tv lineup configuration so that
the GBPVR TV Guide contains only those channels that actually work
for me, e.g. I removed pay-per-view, HD channels, etc.
However, when I use Search Guide I still get shows in the results
that reference these removed channels. Is the only way to fix this
to somehow filter out these channels from my epg input file?
Or is there another alternative?
If I need to filter channels from the epg xmltv file, what general
purpose filter program is recommended?
I have ran gbpvr for plus 2 years without issue. But my xp crashed and reinstalled with the latest version of gbpvr and I get the message "Sorry your system does not support the required VMR9 video render".
The recording status icon comes up and tuning assistant finds all the channels, but no live tv. Have direct x 9.c installed. Win tv works, but I can't stand it.
I do not know how to write a plugin, but thought it would be cool if someone could develop one to show the times the International Space Station and Space Shuttle would be flying over your area. The data can be had here http://www.spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata...index.html Any takers?