I have got myself a WHS and moved all my media there. Things works fine, from my PCHs I can reach all my files using a PCH account created on the WHS. Also, using GBPVR on my computer I can reach the files as they are mapped to 3 network drives (x: (Movies), y: (Music) and z: (Pictures)). Also this is through an account on the WHS. However, running GBPVR on my PCH I am not able to see anyting. Nothing happens when I try to enter my movies for example. I guess its related to accounts and access of some kind, but I am not sure where to start. I tried to enable guest account but to no avail.

Anyone have any idea of what I need to do or if there are anything to look for in the logs.

Thanks,

\\Agerdin

I have a bunch of errors in my log that say:

2009-07-18 22:07:50.106 ERROR [1] Unable to find brush node: /settings/NamedColors/NamedColor[@name="TimelineIgnoredAd"]

They caused my system to not be able to go to the guide. It went away after a reboot, so it is not a big deal. I am guessing it was a one off.

I saw this post:
http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php...eignoredad

Should I add the string as mentioned in the post?

I am new at this and i am having a problem that I need help with.

I am losing sound in live TV about 15 seconds or so into watching any given channel. If back out to the guide and go back to the channel, the sound works again for about 15 seconds. Sound is solid for the first 5-10 seconds, then it crackles and quickly degrades to no sound. It happens on both digital and analog channels.

TV recordings work fine, no glitches in playback for both digital and analog (I haven't tested anything longer than about 5 minutes).

I keep thinking this is a codec problem, but I've tried a bunch of different audio codecs with the same exact result. I had a similar problem with my video at first (stuttering and stopping), installing SageTV fixed that, so it looks like GBPVR is using that video codec (this is sure to be another problem when I uninstall Sagetv).

WinTV, SageTV, and Mediaportal all play live TV fine. I spent the weekend installing and playing with these 4 programs and GBPVR has the system and the support community that I like the most.

I'm attaching all of my logs, I have no plugins that I know of.
Version 1.3.11
Tuner: Hauppauge 2250
Video: ATI HD4550
Processor: AMD X2 5600

If anybody has any ideas, I would be very grateful.

Cheers,

CJ

All this time, I've been testing my HDPVR using an HD channel from my cable box, and was having good results. When I try an SD channel, the picture quality becomes down right lowsy, and the audio gets "wobbly" (I can hear pitch changes in music). When I tune into an SD channel, the screen starts out green, and it takes a while for the (lousy) picture to take form. I have the same problem using TME. Anyone else have this problem?

I'm using updated Arcsoft decoders and HDPVR driver version is 1.5.6. And my hardware revision is C2.

I still have a PVR-150 and I'm thinking of using the S-Video input of that to capture SD channels. Then I'd have lots of free decoding/upscaling options available to me. The downside would be that I won't have digital audio with the PVR-150. Can someone recommend a good SD capture card with digital audio capture?

After the depressing vibe from my last post I'd thought I'd cheer myself up and ask you guys the reason you bother with HPTC / GB-PVR?

Is there a particular feature or features you love or is it just one big geekfest?

Hi,

My gbpvr hardware gave up a while ago. I switched from dvb-t to dvb-s, and got a "pvr" box from the provider. I'm sick of it already. It's the worst piece of crap I've ever encountered. I really thought it would work a lot better... It has one feature, though, that I didn't have with my old gbpvr/dvb-t setup, and that is 1080i recording. I love the picture quality of that And it's a dual tuner.

So, if I were to rebuild my gbpvr box from scratch, what would I need? I saw that CI support is coming up, which is good news for me, since I never managed to get multidec working.

I'd really like to be able to record (at least) two shows simultaneously. Can you use one CI module with two tuners? I have two antenna cables running from my dish, so that part's covered.

Are there any dual dvb-s tuners, by the way?

Program scans for channels for about 20 seconds and then exits with no channels found.
I hope you don't mind but I have attached the logs. I have been trying for a couple of days and have read the forum to get this working and would appreciate any help.

GB-PVR seems to crash when I try to watch LiveTV. This is the only function I've really been trying to use but when I go into the TV Guide it does list my channels, just no show details.

I'm using an XML EPG list I got from geekzone.co.nz is it possible that since I downloaded this quite awhile ago it is no longer working?

I only recently got my computer to plug into a main aerial, I had tried using 'rabbit ears' in the past (UHF ones) but found it too difficult to get a signal so gave up, although I did have some sucess and GB-PVR did seem to work.

Anyway I'm a complete n00b at this and have a feeling someone will point out something obvious I haven't done. I tried looking for an answer in the forums but didn't find anything that helped.

I really appreciate it if someone can help, logs are attached and I'm using a Hauppage HVR 2200 TV card and GB-PVR 1.3.11 (installed the latest version to try and fix the LiveTV)

McBain UK inspired me, so I am re-making the DVB channel scan files for several countries.

I just made a DVB-T channel scan file for Taiwan.
Is there any GBPVR user in Taiwan that can test the file?

I can make scan files for other networks and countries upon requests.

If any of you are having trouble getting the USBIRT to work in Windows 7, try running PVRX2 as administrator.