GBPVR must be pretty quick in purging it's database.
I have an overnight task that calls videoredo to cut out commercials from my recordings throughout the day. I do it overnight, b/c the all the disk I/O makes playback during processing times rather jerky.
Anyway, after the processing is done, the batch file deletes the original file & replaces it with the new one.
It seems about 2/3 of the time, this results in the recording getting purged from the database. Is there a way to make GBPVR a little more patient (some setting in config.xml or something)?
I've had this happen intermittently for about 6 months now. The recording service just seems to hang/freeze. The tray icon stays green but nothing is happening.
This just recently happened again. I was away on vacation for 10 days and when I returned today none of my shows had recorded while I was gone.
I left on the July 16th and returned today, the 27th.
Any idea on why this is happening?
Logs attached.
Thanks
I've just experienced an issue on our NMT, although my wife says she's seen it several times before. The Skip Forward/Back buttons do not move by the configured 30 seconds. In fact, the skip back button alone actually skips ahead in the playback. I have to skip back 2 minutes (2 + back) to go back at all. This behavior appears to be unique to this file.
I figured it was the time base of the recording, but when I tried playing the video on my PC and MVPs it skips fwd/back just fine.
I've recently loaded the latest MVPMCX2, but according to my wife it's happened to her several times before, for sure dating back into June. I did not have the opportunity to test those files on my PC or MVPs.
Any thoughts? Would the log files help? If so, do I need to unplug the MVPs first?
I think I may have the skin conversion for UbuStream ironed out for CommunitySkin v4.
EDIT: Did a quick conversion of UBURadio as well.
Right now, it only is working in the "SD" (4:3) version, and I need some people that really use this plugin (or would like too) to let me know if I have missed something.
Right now, the installer does 90% of the job, but there is a simple bit of file copying to do to get this to be functional.
I want to get some feedback before I put this version to bed and start on the widescreen version.
Now you will need to manually copy the _CoreImages folder from \Skin2\Community-SD to \Skin\Community-SD. This step is going to be fixed in the final version.
CommonGBVRUtilities and GBPVRUIElements DLL files required are included in the install.
Please, when reporting any errors, zip and attach your logs after duplicating the error. If you think there are alignment issues or layout improvements, if you could, attach a screen shot showing problem area.
I initially had a problem with the recordings but i need to verify my antenna strength before continuing with this thread. Sorry for the edit and removal. Please disregard.
I have a DVD of Peter Gabriel's Growing Up - Live. It plays fine on a normal DVD player but in GBPVR I can't navigate the menu. The menu video and audio play, but none of the options are highlighted and the up/down/play buttons don't do anything, neither does clicking the menu items with the mouse. The left/right buttons also don't navigate - they bring up a sort of green GBPVR icon at the top of the screen; only the Stop button works as expected.
If I rip the DVD to files on disk (DVDRipper or DVDShrink), or ISO and play via Daemontools it still doesn't work. If I just rip the main movie, that plays fine (as you'd expect - but of course there's no menu or need for one!).
Funny thing is, if I play it in MediaPlayer from DVD or ISO it plays just fine; the menu works and all options are selectable. I don't know how to play ripped DVD files in MP other than the individual VOBs, so I can't test that.
My config settings are DVD Navigator, ffdshow video decoder, VRM9 exclusive video renderer, ffdshow audio decoder, System Default audio renderer. Graphedit confirms these are the settings being used.
I've tried other video and audio decoder combinations (ffdshow, cyberlink PVD7 and 9, MPC) but without success. I tried the Cyberlink DVD Navigator too but that wouldn't play at all.
This is under Windows XP/SP3, but I've also tried it under Windows 7 with the same issue - it plays in MCE but doesn't play in GBPVR.
All my other DVDs (physical, ripped or ISO) play fine. Just this one doesn't.
I would appreciate any help or ideas on this problem, as it has me stumped.
I can see mvpmc on the web service list but when I try to load GBPVR from there I get an error about it cannot be processed. It runs fine from Media Sources. The URL the web service is trying to load is http://localhost:9999/mvpmcx2 gaya the url that is in gb-pvr.html is http://localhost.drives:8883/NETWORK SHARE/DELTA:mvpmc/gbpvr.cgi does the web service url require changing? (DELTA is the hostname).
Is there any way to start GB-PVR on the PCH startup, it's bad enough trying to explain changing to AV then selecting HDMI with the yellow button. I need to gain approval please help me!:confused:
Thank's
Frank
It would be nice if manually added channels could be treated as any other channel when you have more than one identical tuner, i.e. that it would only be listed once in the tv guide listing. As it is now, all manual channels are listed once for each tuner...
