Am I correct that GBPVR will support this card http://www.dvbshop.net/product_info.php/...iewer.html in the next release with CI/CA module and CONAX CAM?

Hey Martin,

Spotted this on the dutch tweakers.net site.
Maybe this is a nice challenge for you:
http://www.mvixusa.com/ultio/mvix-ultio-challenge.html

cya Hans

I moved my recordings folder to a new larger drive. Now recordings does not display them.

Any suggestions how to import the list of movies from the new location?


Thanks in advance ....

Hi,

I saw that there is a frontend plugin using utorrent as the actual client. With the freetz project I have got the Linux torrent client transmission running on my router with an attached hd. As utorrent, transmission has a webclient. Is it possible to develop an frontend in gbpvr to show the informations and control elements in gbpvr?

Greats from germany

Maybe its too early yet.. but I bet at some point we could use an Internet TV section. Perhaps this thread will spin off some ideas though..

What are you doing wrt internet tv type shows ?

This has come a long way, quietly in the background. I was amazed at how much ITV is available. Anything from a single video of some retard jumping off of his shed into a tree (ala youtube etc), to small budget shows in regular appearance (some on youtube/etc, some have their own websites), to bigger budget shows (wanna-be tv channels almost..), to the niche pros (like NASA, PBS, MTV, etc), all the way to torrents feeds of current tv shows (Low risk so far), and movies (higher risk nowdays).

Some shows are pretty low res (the youtube et al), but there's alot of good-res (500+) and even HD out there.. free for the taking.. some pro-sumer guys doing HD video of Alaska trips etc.. and of course the NASA Spitzer and Hubble stuff..)

One way to gather all these together into a folder that you can associate with GBPVR, is to use an aggregator for rss files.. like Juice or Miro etc. Leave one of these apps running, and it will fill up a tree on your hd pretty fast.. with videos that GBPVR can process (treat your 'Videos' menu like a bunch of channels)

Who's playin with this.. Im thinking theres a few anyhow..

Hello. I've got GBPVR set up and working nicely apart from 2 minor problems.

Firstly, I have a lot of music, pictures and recorded programmes. It takes a long time to scroll through them to get to the one I want. Searching the forum I found the suggestion of mapping the programme up/down buttons on my Hauppage 45 button remote to page up/down. However, I've looked in the irremote.ini and it's beyond me. Is there anything that explains it step by step?

The other problem isn't strictly to do with GBPVR. I have my media pc connected to a plasma TV. I don't have a second monitor attached. I set the computer to output at a resolution of 1080 (which the TV supports) and it works OK. However, after a reboot it usually, but not always, resets itself to a much lower resolution. I can't work out why. Any ideas?

Is there a quick way to clear all recurrent future recordings without going through the front end? I have a lot of these and I dont want to go through them manually.

Can I clear recording-dump.xml or simply delete gbpvr.db3 or similar?

Thanks

well, they finally have produced the vaporware they've been touting for years...
With HD4600+ cards, the Catalyst 9.7 release of Avivo actually does use the gpu for encoding!

There are new filters in the download, and the guy from bluesky who makes dxvachecker has also updated his A's Video Converter to take advantage, and it has command line options now too.. http://bluesky23.hp.infoseek.co.jp/en/index.html

But... in true ATI style, the misinformation continues...lol
an excerpt from their page on it..

Quote:1 The ATI Video Converter is only supported on ATI Radeon™ 4600 and ATI Radeon™ 4800 Series GPUs. [kinda narrow base considering the advertising]

2 The pre-release version of ATI Video Converter demonstrates that ATI Stream technology allows video conversion that is faster than ever before. ATI Video Converter using ATI Stream technology converted an HD MPEG2 video at 1920x1080 resolution @ 24fps running 3600 seconds to an MPEG4 video at 320x240 resolution at 24 fps in 3 hours 23 minutes, while iTunes 8.0.1 with WinQuickTimeMPEG2 pack converted the same source video to the same output specifications in 3 hours and 23 minutes, demonstrating a 17x speed up.[huh?!] System specifications: Intel Core 2 Duo QX9650 3.0 GHz processor, 6GB of Corsair CM2X1024-8500C5D 1066 MHz memory, Windows Vista Ultimate® 64-bit with Service Pack 1, ATI Radeon™ HD 4850 512MB.

GB-PVR v1.3.11. Logs attached.

Nothing. No sound, no picture.

It used to work, but only for a while. Then the sound would get out of sync with the picture. It would get worse and worse until the picture got choppy, at which point I would exit. I suppose I've changed some settings since then, but couldn't tell you what exactly. I've tried lots of different things.

Any help would be most appreciated.

Phil

Hello,

Just a question if anyone tried to playback Live TV (digital QAM) when running their systems in NVIDIA Display SLI mode (multi-GPU rendering) ?

It seems that serious lagging occurs on all QAM channels once NVIDIA SLI enabled, making them unwatchable. it affects only digital capture source and not the analog one.

If I run NVIDIA Display in non-SLI mode (primary GPU only rendering,s econd one idles) it's all OK.

I'm using same decoders for both sources (ffdshow video & audio). using Hauppauge HVR-1800 capture card (digital + analog feed).