The package that I downloaded (the latest) has invalid language files such as Finnish. Some translations are made but most of it is still in english :confused:
I have made my own translations (complete) but still when I start the program, some of the text are in english WHY???
Last week I switched multiplexer from DVR-MS to CyberLink as I discovered this would generate .MPG files. Everything appeared to be fine but over the last couple of days the recording service has crashed repeatedly.
I've attached the logs in the hope someone can tell me how to fix this. For the moment I've switched back to DVR-MS in the hope that it will restore reliability to my system.
This is not a bug question, but a request for info to help manage multiple hard disks.
Do repeated identical episodes of a TV show have unique identifiers that allow GB-PVR to avoid making duplicate recordings?
With recordings on a single hard disk, I assume that a duplicate would simply replace the existing recording. In my case, I have three hard disks, which I manually manage by changing the recording folder to best use available space.
I was wondering if the decoding issues ahev been sorted with ATI yet?
I currently run a 8600GT, and it works fine - but it's really noisy.
I have a fanless HD3450 in a box somewhere, adn was wondering if it was worth swapping out?
(In particular, FreeviewHD decoding, I had problems with C4 and some SD channels)
I have just replaced my single tuner HVR-1250 with an Avermedia Duet. The Duet has two tuners on the card, and I've verified both work by installing the BeyondTV trial software. I've made the bda.ini changes recommended in this thread:
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[AverMedia Duet A188]
TUNING_TYPE=ATSC
FILTER_TUNER=AVerMedia 716x BDA ATSC Tuner
FILTER_CAPTURE=AVerMedia 716x BDA Digital Capture ATSC
PIN_TUNER_IN=Input0
PIN_TUNER_OUT=MPEG2 Transport
PIN_CAPTURE_IN=MPEG2 Transport
PIN_CAPTURE_OUT=MPEG2 Transport
[AverMedia Duet A188 (QAM)]
TUNING_TYPE=ATSC
TUNING_SPECIAL=2
FILTER_TUNER=AVerMedia 716x BDA ATSC Tuner
FILTER_CAPTURE=AVerMedia 716x BDA Digital Capture ATSC
PIN_TUNER_IN=Input0
PIN_TUNER_OUT=MPEG2 Transport
PIN_CAPTURE_IN=MPEG2 Transport
PIN_CAPTURE_OUT=MPEG2 Transport
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GB-PVR sees one of the two tuners, but not the other one. (can't view live TV while recording one program and can't record two programs at once.) I did notice that the TUNING_SPECIAL parameter is only in the QAM section. Is is as simple as adding the same to the ATSC section?
I installed a new Hauppauge 1250 yesterday to add on to my 1600 and 350 - and now when i try to run ir.exe i get 'failed to initialize infrared hardware' - anyone else run into this or know of a solution?
An old problem has reared its head since I just rebuilt the PVR with a new motherboard and XP installation (see sig). And yes thanks, it now runs more smoothly, plays HD, and changes channels near instantly. Low powered Pentium M looked like a good way to go three years ago but it simply wasn't powerful enough.
I digress.
Following the new XP install, my Arcam learning remote displays the same problems as it did after initial install three years ago, but I can't remember how I fixed it nor does a search here reveal anything.
Problem: No two consecutive identical keypresses using the PVRX2 interface work - ie the first keypress works but the second doesn't.
Example: press UP, that works. Press UP again, nothing happens. But press DOWN, that works, press UP, that works, press UP again, nothing happens. Yet the Hauppauge remote works fine.
Hardware is a USB-attached Hauppauge-sourced IR dongle, tuners are a Hauppauge HVR-4000 and a Compro Videomate S350.
Thoughts gratefully received (your reward is my domestic harmony!).
Yesterday I tried to record a half hour documentary "The Body Story" and got this strange behaviour in the enclosed log file.
1st Recording starts at 21:59:00 and stops at 21:59:25. It then starts a 2nd recording at 21:59:26. The first recording is zero bytes and the 2nd is half an hour of garbage that PVRX2 can't even playback.
I guess GBPVR decided to switch to the 2nd tuner on the HVR2200 for some reason. Does anyone know why?