I'm trying to access the web UI, which I used all the time before a reinstall. This current install is quite fresh (only did it two weeks ago) and isn't that cluttered, so i'm totally perplexed why it isn't working.
I go to http://localhost:6768 and i get connection refused. I turned off the firewall and antivirus, still the same thing. I can connect to my DVB-Viewer web UI just fine, with no issues at all.
The GB-PVR log files don't show anything at all either.
Any thoughts on where else to look? Do I need to install some other software to get it running? (it's been a while since I've done all this)
Specs:
Windows 7
Windows Firewall
AVG Free Antivirus
You can open the attached .ZIP file for XP or Vista and save “XviD 2-Pass.bat” to “C:\Program Files\Devnz\GBPVR\Third Party” for Windows XP or to “C:\Program Files (x86)\Devnz\GBPVR\Third Party” for Windows Vista. This file has all the settings needed to encode using XviD.
The rest of these directions will be for Windows XP. If you use Windows Vista, change “Program Files” to “Program Files (x86)”.
Now you will need to go to “C:\Program Files\Devnz\GBPVR”. Right-click once on “config.xml” then left-click once on OPEN WITH > NOTEPAD.
Once “config.xml” is open in NOTEPAD, scroll down to the section called “<CustomFFmpegConversions>”. You will see a list of conversion types. You will need to add the following in the same way the others are listed...
Now close NOTEPAD and be sure to save the changes you made when asked.
That command links to the .BAT file you saved earlier to the “Third Party” folder.
Now you will need to open the CONFIG for GB-PVR double-clicking on “Config.exe” in “C:\Program Files\Devnz\GBPVR”.
Go to the PROCESSING tab. Change “Auto-Convert MPG recordings to:” to “XviD 2-pass”. You can change the other two drop-down options there to the same if you like. Click OK to save the change.
Now when you record a program, HandBrake will convert it to an XviD .AVI file.
I'm coming to think I'd really like an "on error, reboot" or something from gbpvr.
Devcon showed nothing wrong with the device when it came out of hiibernation (I've been running that to try to spot failures) but the next time devcon runs, after the gbpvr error, it does show an error
Code:
Before:-
Wake from hibernation on 04/07/2009 at 17:56:58.56
USB\VID_2040&PID_9951\4027355045
Name: USB Composite Device
Device is currently stopped.
USB\VID_2040&PID_9951&MI_00\6&1A7D4F77&0&0000
Name: Hauppauge Nova-DT Dual DVB-T Tuner Device (+IR)
Device is currently stopped.
USB\VID_2040&PID_9951&MI_01\6&1A7D4F77&0&0001
Name: Hauppauge Nova-DT IR
Driver is running.
After:-
Wake from hibernation on 04/07/2009 at 18:49:21.73
USB\VID_2040&PID_9951\4027355045
Name: USB Composite Device
Device has a problem: 10.
I'm still trying to figure out why only 1 machine is having trouble with QAM tuners. I've got nothing but 0 file sizes with my HDHR and HVR2250. I've got the latest drivers (none work) and latest firmware for the HDHR.
Here's where I am----I can watch live tv with these tuners but sometimes, I get a black screen and no sound but if I switch to another QAM channel it works so I can switch back and then the first channel works as well.
I don't understand what 'failed to locate filter' means but here's what I see:
Quote:2009-07-03 16:06:23.754 INFO About to attempt QAM tuning via USB HDTV-GT Tuner
2009-07-03 16:06:24.269 VERBOSE FindFilterByName failed to locate filter: USB HDTV-GT Tuner
2009-07-03 16:06:24.269 VERBOSE FindFilterByName failed to locate filter: USB HDTV-CR Tuner
2009-07-03 16:06:24.269 VERBOSE Created instance of 'USB HDTV-CR Tuner'
2009-07-03 16:06:24.269 VERBOSE ServiceID: 1, PMT PID: 49, VPID: 2048, APID: 2049
2009-07-03 16:06:24.269 VERBOSE SubmitTuningRequest() complete
I've also tried firewall and virus tweaking and it doesn't make any difference. These tuners work in WinTV 7 and Media Center. I'm running W7 RC1 but running the same thing on system 2 and the HDHR and HVR1600 tuners work just fine.
Logs attached....thanks.
Installed HDHR software and ran setup. Channels are detected and viewable with VLC. Setup creates a C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Silicondust\HDHomeRun\Digital Antenna.xml file with the frequencies and guide information, but does not appear to update the C:\Program Files\Devnz\GBPVR\BDA\ATSC\ qam.ini or all.ini file.
In Config - Capture Sources I added my device using Digital Recording Plugin and selecting the HDHomeRun Tuner #1 which now shows the type as ATSC. I selected Schedules Direct for the EPG and added my account information. Channel Changer is set to No Channel Changer Required. I can save and Update EPG, which lists the local channel names.
The Map Digital Channel process scans using the all.ini file and shows several strong channels but completes with No Channels Found.
config.exe-native.log shows somethiing like this for the detected channels:
2009-07-03 09:11:26.345 VERBOSE [1] Using PSI Parser
2009-07-03 09:11:28.735 VERBOSE [1] ATSC device...
2009-07-03 09:11:30.845 VERBOSE [1] No scan results after startup seconds. Moving on...
2009-07-03 09:11:32.345 VERBOSE [1] No scan results after startup seconds. Moving on...
repeating over and over.
Within PVRX2 I can Search the guide and see the shows, but the TV Guide and Live TV pages will not display.
I have tried uninstalling, reinstalling, reregisterfilters, reinstalling BDA filters, adding codec packs, and hours of forum searching. I have run through the HDHomeRun setup again and tried alternate application settings in the HDHomeRun Setup application (GB-PVR, Other: ATSC/QAM, Other: ATSC/Remap) I have tried messingwith the all.ini and QAM.ini files, using QAM.ini manager and jumping up and down. No luck so far.
I'm excited to use the software, but am stuck. All help appreciated.
New User....aka NOOB here.
After a morning of setup...I finally figured out how to
get gbpvr to run my Hauppauge PVR-250.
My channels are pretty much OK....better than I expected
for here in Germany.
BUT....is there any way to see more of the TV Guide? Right now
it would show from 1PM to 2:30PM.
Is there any way to see farther ahead?
